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  • Biden has no regrets over inflation, invasion by illegal aliens, callin

    From John Smyth@21:1/5 to All on Sat Dec 21 10:20:39 2024
    XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, alt.politics.republicans, talk.politics.guns

    Of course he doesn't.
    The sooner this evil man is a civilian again, the better.

    'Biden has no regrets over inflation, invasion by illegal aliens,
    calling Americans 'garbage'

    'He doesn't remember any of it. Poor guy''

    <https://www.wnd.com/2024/12/biden-has-no-regrets-over-inflation-invasion-by-illegal-aliens-calling-americans-garbage/>

    <https://youtu.be/TJfOAjUleTc?si=boEEt_472NIWwLeC>


    'It is the Gateway Pundit that has assembled a list of what innocuously
    is called "a handful of Joe Biden's accomplishments."

    Those include:

    "Disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal that resulted in 13 dead US service
    members.
    "Record 40-year inflation rates.
    "Soaring gas prices because of Biden's anti-energy agenda.
    "More than 15 million illegal aliens entered the US because of Biden's
    open borders.
    "Record fentanyl overdoses.
    "Supply chain crisis.
    "Covid vaccine mandates.
    "Calling millions of Trump supporters 'garbage'.
    "Soaring crime.
    "Job-destroying tax hikes.
    "Endless Ukraine-Russia war/giving Ukraine BILLIONS of dollars.
    "Weaponization of his DOJ/locking up his political opponent.
    "Woke/gutted military."
    And for those accomplishments, Biden says, he has no regrets.



    He's asked by an interviewer: "Any other regrets or anything you wished
    you would have done differently?"

    "Well, I guess if I thought a lot about it there'd be something
    specifically, not generically," Biden said.

    Social media commenters weren't at a loss for words:

    "I can think of some!" said one.

    And, "It is only a disaster from our point of view. From his point of
    view it was perfect."

    And another offered Biden an excuse: "He doesn't remember any of it.
    Poor guy."'

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  • From X, formerly known as "!Jones"@21:1/5 to All on Sat Dec 21 10:45:25 2024
    XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, alt.politics.republicans, talk.politics.guns

    If you have a medical emergency, stop reading, log off, and dial 911!

    The sooner this evil man is a civilian again, the better.

    Biden wasn't a great president by any metric. A general consensus of historians who like to quantify presidential "greatness" put him about
    a 23... middle 'C'... passing, but not outstanding either way.

    Inflation is endemic to any study of economics... it happens. There
    has never been an economy where the medium of exchange (i.e.: "money") maintained a constant value; this does not happen! It is desirable
    for it to do so, but it won't. The reason we're seeing inflation
    increase is because our legislators (in their wisdom) spend more than
    they take in. This practice tends to keep taxes low and legislators
    in their jobs; however, it has its limits. After a half-century of
    deficit spending, we are now hitting those limits... and they manifest
    in inflation. If you print lots of money with nothing upon which to
    base it, the value of the money will drop... obviously to *me*,
    anyway.

    The only way to control inflation is to balance the budget and begin
    retiring outstanding national debt... and this means raising taxes.
    Anybody who claims he (or she) will "fix" it quickly and painlessly is
    trying to hold back the tide by executive order; it won't work!

    I suppose we'll see how well the Donald will do at controlling
    government debt. I *do* hope he does better than he did last time,
    but I doubt it. He has (or will have, if congress doesn't stand up to
    him, which I also doubt) a cabinent full of people whose only
    qualification is the ability to kowtow to the Donald. I am hopeful,
    but not at all optimistic.

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