US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians

 

[The Nothingness]

The "Blame Russia" talking point for the high gas prices will result in innocent Russian nationals and immigrants be harassed and attacked by the useful idiots.

 

[Trust Me I Know]

 

[notafederalagent]

Don't worry about the economy guys, there are much more important agendas to promote!

AP: Biden to ask Congress for $2.6B to promote gender equity

By DARLENE SUPERVILLE
2022-03-08 13:15:13 GMT

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden said Tuesday that he will ask Congress for $2.6 billion for foreign aid programs that promote gender equality worldwide, more than double the size of last year’s request.

Biden announced his intentions on International Women’s Day, which is set aside to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women around the world.

Biden created the first-ever White House Gender Policy Council on International Women’s Day last year to help promote gender equity throughout the administration.

He said everyone deserves to live up to their “God-given” potential, regardless of gender, and that societies perform better when women and girls are allowed to prosper.

“Ensuring that every woman and girl has that chance isn’t just the right thing to do — it’s also a strategic imperative that advances the prosperity, stability, and security of our nation and the world,” the president said in a written statement.

The White House also was hosting a livestreamed International Women’s Day event Tuesday to discuss the announcement, featuring Secretary of State Antony Blinken from Europe, acting budget director Shalanda Young, U.S. Agency for International Development Administrator Samantha Power and Jen Klein, director of the Gender Policy Council. They are to be joined by young women leaders from Ukraine, Brazil, Zambia, Burma, Jordan and the United States. Biden was not scheduled to participate.

Jill Biden marked International Women’s Day with a video tribute to women throughout the world “who courageously use their voice, no matter the cost.”

“To our sisters from Ukraine who are fighting to keep their country free and their families alive: We stand with you in solidarity,” the first lady said. “To our sisters in Russia who are protesting and speaking out against the invasion at great personal risk: We see your courage,” she added.

“And to women warriors around the world, those fighting for justice and working for change: Thank you for building a better future for all of us,” said the first lady, who is visiting Arizona.

Biden’s $2.6 billion funding request will be included in his federal budget proposal for fiscal year 2023, which starts Oct. 1.

Biden sought $1.2 billion for gender equality programs in his 2022 budget proposal. The numbers haven’t been finalized since Congress is still working on the budget.

The White House has not said when Biden will send his 2023 spending proposal to Congress.

 

[Celebrate Nite]

societies perform better when women and girls are allowed to prosper.

Thanks Biden, I needed a good laugh

 

[Vyse Inglebard]

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>tfw a literal terrorist who helped kill thousands of American citizens gets better treatment than a bunch of harmless boomers who walked around inside the Capitol for a few hours.

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>Let's goooooooo
Is that Twittard being facetious with that comment, or is he cheering this on? If the latter, let's just say he won't be cheering when he sees his gas bill in a few months.

Guess Saudi isn't going to pump more.

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/commodities/oil-opec-supply-brent-crude-price-markets-commodities-russia-ukraine-2022-3

https://archive.ph/oqu2m

Welp, looks like our plans for the summer are effectively canceled. SO MUCH BETTER THAN THE "OTHER GUY" THOUGH, AMIRITE GOIS?!

 

[Getting tard comed]

Don't worry about the economy guys, there are much more important agendas to promote!

AP: Biden to ask Congress for $2.6B to promote gender equity

By DARLENE SUPERVILLE
2022-03-08 13:15:13 GMT

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden said Tuesday that he will ask Congress for $2.6 billion for foreign aid programs that promote gender equality worldwide, more than double the size of last year’s request.

Biden announced his intentions on International Women’s Day, which is set aside to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women around the world.

Biden created the first-ever White House Gender Policy Council on International Women’s Day last year to help promote gender equity throughout the administration.

He said everyone deserves to live up to their “God-given” potential, regardless of gender, and that societies perform better when women and girls are allowed to prosper.

“Ensuring that every woman and girl has that chance isn’t just the right thing to do — it’s also a strategic imperative that advances the prosperity, stability, and security of our nation and the world,” the president said in a written statement.

The White House also was hosting a livestreamed International Women’s Day event Tuesday to discuss the announcement, featuring Secretary of State Antony Blinken from Europe, acting budget director Shalanda Young, U.S. Agency for International Development Administrator Samantha Power and Jen Klein, director of the Gender Policy Council. They are to be joined by young women leaders from Ukraine, Brazil, Zambia, Burma, Jordan and the United States. Biden was not scheduled to participate.

Jill Biden marked International Women’s Day with a video tribute to women throughout the world “who courageously use their voice, no matter the cost.”

“To our sisters from Ukraine who are fighting to keep their country free and their families alive: We stand with you in solidarity,” the first lady said. “To our sisters in Russia who are protesting and speaking out against the invasion at great personal risk: We see your courage,” she added.

“And to women warriors around the world, those fighting for justice and working for change: Thank you for building a better future for all of us,” said the first lady, who is visiting Arizona.

Biden’s $2.6 billion funding request will be included in his federal budget proposal for fiscal year 2023, which starts Oct. 1.

Biden sought $1.2 billion for gender equality programs in his 2022 budget proposal. The numbers haven’t been finalized since Congress is still working on the budget.

The White House has not said when Biden will send his 2023 spending proposal to Congress.

Once you realize the goal is societal collapse statements like this one make more sense.

 

[Ruin]

Don't worry about the economy guys, there are much more important agendas to promote!

AP: Biden to ask Congress for $2.6B to promote gender equity

By DARLENE SUPERVILLE
2022-03-08 13:15:13 GMT

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden said Tuesday that he will ask Congress for $2.6 billion for foreign aid programs that promote gender equality worldwide, more than double the size of last year’s request.

Biden announced his intentions on International Women’s Day, which is set aside to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women around the world.

Biden created the first-ever White House Gender Policy Council on International Women’s Day last year to help promote gender equity throughout the administration.

He said everyone deserves to live up to their “God-given” potential, regardless of gender, and that societies perform better when women and girls are allowed to prosper.

“Ensuring that every woman and girl has that chance isn’t just the right thing to do — it’s also a strategic imperative that advances the prosperity, stability, and security of our nation and the world,” the president said in a written statement.

The White House also was hosting a livestreamed International Women’s Day event Tuesday to discuss the announcement, featuring Secretary of State Antony Blinken from Europe, acting budget director Shalanda Young, U.S. Agency for International Development Administrator Samantha Power and Jen Klein, director of the Gender Policy Council. They are to be joined by young women leaders from Ukraine, Brazil, Zambia, Burma, Jordan and the United States. Biden was not scheduled to participate.

Jill Biden marked International Women’s Day with a video tribute to women throughout the world “who courageously use their voice, no matter the cost.”

“To our sisters from Ukraine who are fighting to keep their country free and their families alive: We stand with you in solidarity,” the first lady said. “To our sisters in Russia who are protesting and speaking out against the invasion at great personal risk: We see your courage,” she added.

“And to women warriors around the world, those fighting for justice and working for change: Thank you for building a better future for all of us,” said the first lady, who is visiting Arizona.

Biden’s $2.6 billion funding request will be included in his federal budget proposal for fiscal year 2023, which starts Oct. 1.

Biden sought $1.2 billion for gender equality programs in his 2022 budget proposal. The numbers haven’t been finalized since Congress is still working on the budget.

The White House has not said when Biden will send his 2023 spending proposal to Congress.

What the fuck is even happening anymore? There might not be an America in 2024. This French ruling class pre revolution kind of shit.

 

[AnotherPleb]

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Good thing we're reopening all those oil rigs and restarting Keystone to compensate, right?

 

[blablabla]

ukraine-russia are in talks to end the conflict
usa fags: what does biden think it will happen cutting russian oil and making deals with venezuela and iran?

 

[Glowing In The Streets]

ukraine-russia are in talks to end the conflict
usa fags: what does biden think it will happen cutting russian oil and making deals with venezuela and iran?

they have been in talks since the conflict started
don't get your hopes up

 

[Ruin]

they have been in talks since the conflict started
don't get your hopes up

It'll never happen. Russia's two biggest terms are recognition of Ukraine as an independent state and a promise that Ukraine will never attempt to join NATO and withdraw it's bid. Zelenski is a U.S puppet and the Biden administration will never agree to those terms.

 

[Kane Lives]

Don't worry about the economy guys, there are much more important agendas to promote!

AP: Biden to ask Congress for $2.6B to promote gender equity

By DARLENE SUPERVILLE
2022-03-08 13:15:13 GMT

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden said Tuesday that he will ask Congress for $2.6 billion for foreign aid programs that promote gender equality worldwide, more than double the size of last year’s request.

Biden announced his intentions on International Women’s Day, which is set aside to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women around the world.

Biden created the first-ever White House Gender Policy Council on International Women’s Day last year to help promote gender equity throughout the administration.

He said everyone deserves to live up to their “God-given” potential, regardless of gender, and that societies perform better when women and girls are allowed to prosper.

“Ensuring that every woman and girl has that chance isn’t just the right thing to do — it’s also a strategic imperative that advances the prosperity, stability, and security of our nation and the world,” the president said in a written statement.

The White House also was hosting a livestreamed International Women’s Day event Tuesday to discuss the announcement, featuring Secretary of State Antony Blinken from Europe, acting budget director Shalanda Young, U.S. Agency for International Development Administrator Samantha Power and Jen Klein, director of the Gender Policy Council. They are to be joined by young women leaders from Ukraine, Brazil, Zambia, Burma, Jordan and the United States. Biden was not scheduled to participate.

Jill Biden marked International Women’s Day with a video tribute to women throughout the world “who courageously use their voice, no matter the cost.”

“To our sisters from Ukraine who are fighting to keep their country free and their families alive: We stand with you in solidarity,” the first lady said. “To our sisters in Russia who are protesting and speaking out against the invasion at great personal risk: We see your courage,” she added.

“And to women warriors around the world, those fighting for justice and working for change: Thank you for building a better future for all of us,” said the first lady, who is visiting Arizona.

Biden’s $2.6 billion funding request will be included in his federal budget proposal for fiscal year 2023, which starts Oct. 1.

Biden sought $1.2 billion for gender equality programs in his 2022 budget proposal. The numbers haven’t been finalized since Congress is still working on the budget.

The White House has not said when Biden will send his 2023 spending proposal to Congress.

This has to be one of the most tone-deaf thing yet he's doing, lol.

This either proof of the American elites maliciousness, or pure incompetence, and I don't know which scares me more, at this point.

 

[The Big O]

This either proof of the American elites maliciousness, or pure incompetence, and I don't know which scares me more, at this point.

Proof in the pudding on how Hanlon's Razor is a fallacy: rank stupidity is no different of an outcome than willfull malice.

 

[Quijibo69]

Don't worry about the economy guys, there are much more important agendas to promote!

AP: Biden to ask Congress for $2.6B to promote gender equity

By DARLENE SUPERVILLE
2022-03-08 13:15:13 GMT

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden said Tuesday that he will ask Congress for $2.6 billion for foreign aid programs that promote gender equality worldwide, more than double the size of last year’s request.

Biden announced his intentions on International Women’s Day, which is set aside to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women around the world.

Biden created the first-ever White House Gender Policy Council on International Women’s Day last year to help promote gender equity throughout the administration.

He said everyone deserves to live up to their “God-given” potential, regardless of gender, and that societies perform better when women and girls are allowed to prosper.

“Ensuring that every woman and girl has that chance isn’t just the right thing to do — it’s also a strategic imperative that advances the prosperity, stability, and security of our nation and the world,” the president said in a written statement.

The White House also was hosting a livestreamed International Women’s Day event Tuesday to discuss the announcement, featuring Secretary of State Antony Blinken from Europe, acting budget director Shalanda Young, U.S. Agency for International Development Administrator Samantha Power and Jen Klein, director of the Gender Policy Council. They are to be joined by young women leaders from Ukraine, Brazil, Zambia, Burma, Jordan and the United States. Biden was not scheduled to participate.

Jill Biden marked International Women’s Day with a video tribute to women throughout the world “who courageously use their voice, no matter the cost.”

“To our sisters from Ukraine who are fighting to keep their country free and their families alive: We stand with you in solidarity,” the first lady said. “To our sisters in Russia who are protesting and speaking out against the invasion at great personal risk: We see your courage,” she added.

“And to women warriors around the world, those fighting for justice and working for change: Thank you for building a better future for all of us,” said the first lady, who is visiting Arizona.

Biden’s $2.6 billion funding request will be included in his federal budget proposal for fiscal year 2023, which starts Oct. 1.

Biden sought $1.2 billion for gender equality programs in his 2022 budget proposal. The numbers haven’t been finalized since Congress is still working on the budget.

The White House has not said when Biden will send his 2023 spending proposal to Congress.

That will sure help the gas prices somehow.

 

[Cpl. Long Dong Silver]

Breadlines here we come!

 

[Quijibo69]

Breadlines here we come!

I bought a solar generator this week and my lease is running out in June. Regret not getting the hell out of dodge and living down by the river sooner!

 

[Idiot Asshole]

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We've had like fifty Marie Antoinette moments from the Democrats in just the past few years. Remember when Pelosi showed off her freezer stocked with tens of thousands of dollars of expensive ice cream when all us plebs were suffering from shortages thanks to the covid hysteria?

 

[Celebrate Nite]

We've had like fifty Marie Antoinette moments from the Democrats in just the past few years. Remember when Pelosi showed off her freezer stocked with tens of thousands of dollars of expensive ice cream when all us plebs were suffering from shortages thanks to the covid hysteria?
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What is it with Dinosaurs and Ice Cream?

 

[ZMOT]

Now, the American diet does overlap quite a bit with corn or corn by-products whether directly or not (eg: leftover corn waste is given to livestock animals as a cheaper food source). It's fair to say that prices will jump quite a bit over the next few months as an indirect result of the Ukraine-Russia war, although distribution of higher costs will be unequal. Also worth pointing out is that smaller farms typically live on a small margin of profit. Rising costs of everything in general means that more of them will either go out of business completely, or be bought out by mega farms.

careful, last time I pointed that out I was called a clueless city dweller, apparently you don't need gas when you got horses or something, same for shipping in medicine and fertilizer etc, those can just use a carriage, I don't know.

The number of cities in the US where public transit is a viable option is incredibly low. Even in supposedly 'good' places like Portland, OR. You hear how their 30 minute drive would take 1.5 hours. And those cities where it works it relies on living in the exact right spot, and working in the exact right spot. I've lived in 2 places where I could bicycle to work(safely and close to the same time as driving) and 0 where I could have taken public transit in any reasonable time.

it's similar to trains where there was never considered any need for improvements or development. otoh with a stronger focus of working from home you wouldn't really need that anymore, just like road extensions which are usually designed around rush hour capacity to get wagies in and out.

 

[The Nothingness]

What is it with Dinosaurs and Ice Cream?

They can eat it without their dentures coming off.