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US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians
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Not just vehicles. PL: look up smart meters for residential electricity and what they can do.
E: and if you want to shit your pants, think about a few million meters in one of the three US grids (yes, there are only three), having a few million residences, Home Depots, whatever all shutting off and turning on at the same time.
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And one that appears to be biting fairly hard is the chips required for emissions controls on new Diesel trucks. Combined with things like California prohibiting all of those trucks without the new style emissions from the state. Can't buy a new truck to become compliant if they're not for sale because of a shortage.
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Bezos is a true believer in the Cathedral. If he's calling out Biden then the Cathedral must be close to excommunicating potato-brain.
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Does anyone know what kind of face Joe Biden is making in this photo? LMAO
Perhaps Joe Biden is no longer useful to them.
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Either Bezos is done or Biden is. Protip: It's not the one who owns Amazon and Pravda on the Potomac.
Why are you talking like that's California's problem? The Ruling class there can just have their stuff delivered, so clearly everything in the state is a-okay.
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Hasn’t that been said for months now? And the guy is still in office? People bring up “ten years of Kamala” for a reason.
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The "Ten Years of Kamala" may have been a serious thing on the table back in 2020 and early 2021 but that ship has sailed long ago.
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I don’t think so. Leftists have a habit of being very cold and calculated and methodical. Especially when it comes to trying to keep Donald Trump out of a second term.
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The problem is not that in and of itself, the state is lost; it's that the concentration of power in the areas causing the most problem is far, far too much to ever be overcome by the people in the hinterlands (who are comparative normies).
At issue is that any attempt to fix this will not go forward due to how entrenched the establishment rot is; there are far too many things they can do to ensure no one, ever, gets a chance to unfuck the quagmire the state has sunk into, barring the powers that be fucking up so comprehensively that there's no other choice, and even then they'll be hamstrung by a litany of obscure rules and restrictions that serve no purpose except to ensure that nothing can ever be fixed.
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I still think they're stupid enough to try it. I mean, what else do they have? If they lose in 2022 I think the way the timeline ends up they could 25th Biden just before they lose power in Congress setting up Kamala and screwing the GOP out of any input.
Alternate, max give-no-fucks level of clown world: the GOP gets in, 25ths Biden, names Donald Trump as Kamala's VP, then impeaches Kamala. Trump gets 2 years - how many days they'd need to fill the paperwork out + his second term in 2024.
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It's at the point where it's not whether Biden comes out admitting he's not actually running again (after some pointed discussion with the handlers), it's when. Next spring is going to be very spicy in between Dem implosion and Trump announcing his candidacy.
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This whole thing reeks of the same operation who came up with Ultra MAGA. Sorry, but a retarded nigger kid isn't going to help you reclaim a meme that's beyond stale at this point.
By Steve Megargee
2022-07-02 23:52:17 GMT
ELKHART LAKE, Wis. (AP) — Brandon Brown wanted a way to change the narrative behind the “Let’s go, Brandon” message after his first career NASCAR victory inadvertently fostered a chant that has been used to insult President Joe Biden.
Brown found that new message thanks to the family of an 8-year-old child with autism.
Brandon Brundidge of Cottage Grove, Minnesota, was on a spring-break trip to Houston in March and saw signs with the “Let’s go, Brandon” slogan. Brundidge believed the signs were meant to encourage him. He consequently started trying activities he’d never attempted before, such as learning to swim and removing the training wheels from his bicycle.
His mother, Sheletta Brundidge, used that story to write a children’s book titled, “Brandon Spots His Sign.” Brown had the cover of Brundidge’s book on the hood of his Camaro for his Xfinity Series race Saturday at Road America.
“To have this come through was like that breakthrough moment for us,” Brown said. “This can be positive. This can be good. It doesn’t have to be hateful or divisive.”
This divisiveness had started after Brown earned his first career NASCAR victory last October.
The crowd at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama chanted “F--- Joe Biden” during the winner’s post-race interview. NBC Sports reporter Kelli Stavast incorrectly told Brown the fans were chanting, “Let’s go, Brandon.”
From that point, “Let’s go, Brandon,” became a rallying cry for Biden critics, with signs bearing that message popping up all over. Brown unintentionally found himself in the middle of the firestorm that surrounded these chants.
“I’ve just been hopeful that I could make it a positive, I could have my name back and not have it be so divisive and scary, where it wouldn’t be a political statement for my friends and family to cheer me on during a race,” Brown said.
That’s where the Brundidge family stepped in.
Sheletta Brundidge is the mother of four children, and three of them have autism. She has written children’s books focusing on each of them. She said that Brandon often dealt with social anxiety.
That changed after she saw all the “Let’s go, Brandon” signs and assumed people were cheering him on. He suddenly had a whole new attitude and wasn’t nearly as shy about trying new things.
“He literally wanted us to put flags in front of the house (saying), ’Let’s Go Brandon,” Sheletta Brundidge recalled. “I’m like, ’That’s not going to happen. We’re not putting these flags in front of the house.”
Brown learned about this book from his mother and invited the Brundidge family to Road America. They met in person for the first time this weekend, and the two Brandons became fast friends.
“It feels like I have a twin brother but who’s older than me,” Brandon Brundidge said.
The Brundidges were giving out copies of “Brandon Spots His Sign” at Road America. The book’s cover design decorated Brown’s car, though he was knocked out of Saturdays’ race after getting caught up in a multi-car wreck that caused him to get examined and released from the infield care center.
Finally, someone found a way for the “Let’s go, Brandon” chant to unite rather than divide.
“I’m sorry for what you went through all of this past year,” Sheletta Brundidge told Brown on Saturday. “I know it’s been horrible. But I’m so glad it happened because this child would not have this breakthrough (otherwise). He still would be afraid to ride his bike without training wheels. He’s literally walking up to kids and passing out this book. He would have never done that (before).”
edit: sorry for the wreaks/reeks typo, my translation software has a hiccup sometimes.
Child helps Brown put new spin on ‘Let’s go, Brandon’ chant
Associated Press (archive.ph)By Steve Megargee
2022-07-02 23:52:17 GMT
ELKHART LAKE, Wis. (AP) — Brandon Brown wanted a way to change the narrative behind the “Let’s go, Brandon” message after his first career NASCAR victory inadvertently fostered a chant that has been used to insult President Joe Biden.
Brown found that new message thanks to the family of an 8-year-old child with autism.
Brandon Brundidge of Cottage Grove, Minnesota, was on a spring-break trip to Houston in March and saw signs with the “Let’s go, Brandon” slogan. Brundidge believed the signs were meant to encourage him. He consequently started trying activities he’d never attempted before, such as learning to swim and removing the training wheels from his bicycle.
His mother, Sheletta Brundidge, used that story to write a children’s book titled, “Brandon Spots His Sign.” Brown had the cover of Brundidge’s book on the hood of his Camaro for his Xfinity Series race Saturday at Road America.
“To have this come through was like that breakthrough moment for us,” Brown said. “This can be positive. This can be good. It doesn’t have to be hateful or divisive.”
This divisiveness had started after Brown earned his first career NASCAR victory last October.
The crowd at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama chanted “F--- Joe Biden” during the winner’s post-race interview. NBC Sports reporter Kelli Stavast incorrectly told Brown the fans were chanting, “Let’s go, Brandon.”
From that point, “Let’s go, Brandon,” became a rallying cry for Biden critics, with signs bearing that message popping up all over. Brown unintentionally found himself in the middle of the firestorm that surrounded these chants.
“I’ve just been hopeful that I could make it a positive, I could have my name back and not have it be so divisive and scary, where it wouldn’t be a political statement for my friends and family to cheer me on during a race,” Brown said.
That’s where the Brundidge family stepped in.
Sheletta Brundidge is the mother of four children, and three of them have autism. She has written children’s books focusing on each of them. She said that Brandon often dealt with social anxiety.
That changed after she saw all the “Let’s go, Brandon” signs and assumed people were cheering him on. He suddenly had a whole new attitude and wasn’t nearly as shy about trying new things.
“He literally wanted us to put flags in front of the house (saying), ’Let’s Go Brandon,” Sheletta Brundidge recalled. “I’m like, ’That’s not going to happen. We’re not putting these flags in front of the house.”
Brown learned about this book from his mother and invited the Brundidge family to Road America. They met in person for the first time this weekend, and the two Brandons became fast friends.
“It feels like I have a twin brother but who’s older than me,” Brandon Brundidge said.
The Brundidges were giving out copies of “Brandon Spots His Sign” at Road America. The book’s cover design decorated Brown’s car, though he was knocked out of Saturdays’ race after getting caught up in a multi-car wreck that caused him to get examined and released from the infield care center.
Finally, someone found a way for the “Let’s go, Brandon” chant to unite rather than divide.
“I’m sorry for what you went through all of this past year,” Sheletta Brundidge told Brown on Saturday. “I know it’s been horrible. But I’m so glad it happened because this child would not have this breakthrough (otherwise). He still would be afraid to ride his bike without training wheels. He’s literally walking up to kids and passing out this book. He would have never done that (before).”
edit: sorry for the wreaks/reeks typo, my translation software has a hiccup sometimes.
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If they did 25th Biden, we could end up in a stalemate where one side won't vote in the other's pick for VP. If that's even possible.
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quick question- is sucession from state government possible, in comparison to federal gov? can jefferson state become real and also be legally created?
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IIRC, Congress needs to approve the admittance of any new state, so even if California agrees (lol), it will never pass muster on the federal level.
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Secession from the United States itself would in my opinion would likely most end in bloodshed, however states breaking off from other states internally seems to be something that can happen if the legislature of the original state the seceding state breaks away from consents to the action. Another way a state partition can take place is if in the event of a civil war, one side breaks off the rebelling state and is recognized by the US Federal government as legitimate they can potentially become their own state in that way, similar to how West Virginia broke off from Virginia during the American Civil War and remained as their own entity afterwards.
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It‘s the face of pretending you want to grill, but you realize that you love grilling Americans more when they have to pay more for steak and grills to cook on your 4th of July.
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didn't they do "derp kid named 'Brandon' thinks the crowds are cheering him" already like three months ago
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Of course they did. They are so out of ideas that they had to drag it back out.
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