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US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians
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Kari Lake update
Not sure if it's been mentioned here but after appealing her case to the AZ Supreme Court, they ruled that her team should be allowed to examine the ballot signatures. And now to the surprise of absolutely no one, Maricopa county refuses to follow the court order. They are still hiding all the evidence.
justthenews.com
Maricopa county broke its own election laws yet again in that they outsourced signature matching to a third-party vendor, and lied about doing so. The contracted vendor software had an extremely low threshold for matching signatures. Scores as bad as a 10% match were still graded as "high-confidence."
www.westernjournal.com
Not sure if it's been mentioned here but after appealing her case to the AZ Supreme Court, they ruled that her team should be allowed to examine the ballot signatures. And now to the surprise of absolutely no one, Maricopa county refuses to follow the court order. They are still hiding all the evidence.
Kari Lake announces Maricopa County won't let her legal team inspect ballot signatures
Lake has vowed to take her election lawsuit all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court if necessary.
justthenews.com
Maricopa county broke its own election laws yet again in that they outsourced signature matching to a third-party vendor, and lied about doing so. The contracted vendor software had an extremely low threshold for matching signatures. Scores as bad as a 10% match were still graded as "high-confidence."
Program Analyzing Signatures in Kari Lake Case Ranks 10 Percent Match as 'High-Confidence,' County Denies - Report
A new report has some disturbing things to say about how Arizona's Maricopa County verifies voter signatures.
www.westernjournal.com
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Hell - I'm at least a little bit salty that fucking goblin kept his head.
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60 Minutes is trying to do a hit job on Marge Greene, here is an excerpt
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They want to restrict the freedom of movement because that allows ideas to spread easier. It's the same reason they want to put so many restrictions on the internet. People communicating with each other or congregating together threatens their power in the bigger picture. I may be an antisemitic racist, but I can set that aside and work with you on the basis of the enemy of my enemy is my friend (temporarily). That kind of thing scares the shit out of the people running the show.
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Kari Lake update
Not sure if it's been mentioned here but after appealing her case to the AZ Supreme Court, they ruled that her team should be allowed to examine the ballot signatures. And now to the surprise of absolutely no one, Maricopa county refuses to follow the court order. They are still hiding all the evidence.
Kari Lake announces Maricopa County won't let her legal team inspect ballot signatures
Lake has vowed to take her election lawsuit all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court if necessary.
Maricopa county broke its own election laws yet again in that they outsourced signature matching to a third-party vendor, and lied about doing so. The contracted vendor software had an extremely low threshold for matching signatures. Scores as bad as a 10% match were still graded as "high-confidence."
Program Analyzing Signatures in Kari Lake Case Ranks 10 Percent Match as 'High-Confidence,' County Denies - Report
A new report has some disturbing things to say about how Arizona's Maricopa County verifies voter signatures.
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The fact this entire AZ debacle is still ongoing, and so much blatant mishandling of the voting process has happened, is proof that the entire system is fucked.
There are banana republics and african dictatorships that wouldn't have allowed such a blatant rigging. They would have at least tried to make it look believable.
The fact that this is almost entirely happening with nearly no media comment on it, from left or right, is also worrying as all hell. Tells me people are scared to touch it.
I am starting to think 2024 really is gonna just end up in a collapse of the USA.
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You need all the rounds for everything especially when you encounter wild Ukrainians in the woods.
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Just remembered an additional detail.
Tesla offers a very cheap lease of their car at 350 a month with 4k down, it's comparable to a Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla. However there's a 15k miles per year cap and uniquely among car manufacturers, they do not offer a buyout at the end of the lease. This means you end up spending 18k renting a car that will be worth 25k at the end of the lease and don't even get to keep it, the money is just thrown away.
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It's the same thing that's going on with the Twitter Files. They're mostly complicit and the ones that aren't are terrified to mention it.
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Is that really how they are trying to slander her? I can tell they are trying to leave every single little stutter and lip smack in to try and put her down but that is only playing into her retard strength.
And good catch on the Twitter files, that is a similar situation. I feel like we really are approaching a critical mass here.
And good catch on the Twitter files, that is a similar situation. I feel like we really are approaching a critical mass here.
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Distrust in the vaccine is very, very simple.
Science - at it's very core - it's about testing and explaining. It should be something you can do in your home and even for children (with adult supervision) is encouraged. Nearly every child in America grew up watching some science show (Bill Nye, Beakman's Lab, etc) and you could do those experiments at home. Make your own volcano, make a tornado in two soda bottles, etc.
For adults there is a limit obviously - but it still boils down to show me the fucking science - which is something that Fauci refused to do (because he was lying the entire time). Everything he did was terrible but there's onr major inflection point I want to make an example of.
- Fauci (president of Science) declared that the vaccinated had a 100% immunity to COVID and could no spread it at all, ever. This was obviously untrue but we had several months even in total lockdown states where the vaccinated were running around without masks on and doing whatever the fuck they wanted. Even as a person with a basic understanding of science you should have two questions.
1) Seeing as the Vaccine does not provide any immunity - what study/research happened that led you to an incorrect conclusion? Did you even do the study yourself or did you let Pfizer (who sells the fucking drug) do it. This question has never been answered.
2) As hordes of unmasked people ran around unchecked constantly during that time - there wasn't a noticable spike in infections - this should probably lead you to reconsider the effectiveness of masking. When asked under Oath Dr. Fauci could "not remember" the study he read to convice him that N95 masks, cloth masks, paper masks, t-shirts, and bandanas were all valid masks.
The longer and longer this went on the more tricks were employed. Studies were released but intentionally loaded. COVID deaths being mixed in with comorbidities, COVID deaths from car crashes and shootings, alternative medicines being sidelined, and the vaccine's side effects being outright suppressed.
They were lying and never actually had the science to prove they weren't - trying as hard as they could to censor any other attempts at uncovering the truth and all of it just to spite Donald Trump.
EDIT - It isn't just vaccine distrust, it's a complete breakdown of the idea of "If the shit actually hit the fan, we would stop partisan nonsense and come together". We did not and will not as it turns out.
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Mentioning EV credits, here's an article from a few days ago:
Biden Makes Electric Vehicle Credits Elusive in Bid for US Auto Renaissance
Bloomberg (archive.ph)
By Ari Natter, Gabrielle Coppola and Keith Laing
2023-03-31 13:36:55GMT
Biden Makes Electric Vehicle Credits Elusive in Bid for US Auto Renaissance
Bloomberg (archive.ph)
By Ari Natter, Gabrielle Coppola and Keith Laing
2023-03-31 13:36:55GMT
The Biden administration’s requirements for electric vehicle tax credits will reduce the number of models eligible for incentives until tens of billions of new investment in US manufacturing by automakers and suppliers kick in.
The guidance released Friday clarifying provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act — President Joe Biden’s landmark climate bill — will leave few EVs eligible for up to $7,500 credits as of April 18, administration officials said. The reason: most don’t meet new requirements that battery components or critical minerals are sourced from North America or US free trade partners.
The global auto industry eagerly anticipated the US Treasury Department’s notice, with lobbyists pushing for months to loosen up the sourcing and content requirements. While tax credits for consumers included in the legislation, known as the IRA, will be difficult to attain, those incentives and additional perks for manufacturers have helped trigger announcements of more than $52 billion in EV and battery investment in the US.
The Treasury left still unclear how it will deem companies to be foreign entities of concern, which automakers won’t be able to turn to for battery components and critical minerals in the years to come. One of the overarching goals of the IRA is to make the US less reliant on China, which dominates the EV battery supply chain.
The number of vehicles that will qualify for tax breaks will rebound as the supply chain is built out in the coming years, according to a senior Treasury official, who briefed reporters ahead of the release. Just 21 models have been eligible for credits prior to the guidance taking effect.
“This latest turn will further reduce the number of eligible EVs,” John Bozzella, president of trade group Alliance for Automotive Innovation, said in a statement, adding it’s still unclear how many will qualify next month. “This period may go down as the high-water mark for EV tax credit eligibility since the IRA passed last year.”
Breaking From China
The Biden administration is looking to revive American industry while tilting the economy away from fossil fuels. The IRA also intersects with a separate national security objective: to free the US and its allies, as much as possible, from dependence on supply chains it sees as vulnerable to China. In addition to batteries, products of concern include semiconductors, pharmaceutical ingredients and green energy components.
The IRA is “creating American manufacturing jobs and strengthening our energy and national security,” Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said in a statement.
How aggressively Washington pursues its goals has been closely watched by the auto industry, with its complex and long-distance supply chains spanning mines from to battery-cell makers. Legacy manufacturers including Ford Motor Co. and EV market leader Tesla Inc. have plans to build new battery plants in the US that may leverage Chinese intellectual property.
The Biden administration gave automakers some wiggle room in its interpretation of the legislation, following an intense lobbying blitz since it was passed in August. While this has eased concerns of some big automakers and trade partners, it’s angered supporters of the bill, particularly Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, who was key to getting the IRA passed.
The IRA extends as much as $7,500 in consumer tax breaks for cars that meet criteria on how much they cost, how much their buyers earn and where the vehicles are assembled. The most detailed, and controversial, requirements are focused on the component and minerals within the battery.
Specifically, the rules split the credit in two, with $3,750 available for vehicles with at least half of their battery components from North America, and the remainder if 40% of the value of raw materials in the battery are extracted or processed domestically, or in countries with US free-trade agreements. Those requirements will ramp up over time.
'Foreign Entity Of Concern'
Treasury has been vague on how to define what the law refers to as foreign entities of concern, although the administration officials said it will include Chinese companies. No tax breaks are available for vehicles containing battery components or critical minerals from foreign entities of concern starting in 2024 and 2025, respectively.
Biden’s plan has a hard road ahead for competing with China on batteries, which analysts at UBS Group AG have likened to the 21st century version of oil.
Chinese battery firms led by Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. and BYD Co. accounted for just over 50% of the market last year. By the end of the decade, nine of the 10 biggest battery makers will come from China, BloombergNEF has forecast.
“China’s dominance in the battery supply chain — from critical mineral processing to EV adoption — cannot be understated,” said Andrew Wang at Intercalation, a London-based battery industry research organization. “The implementation of the IRA will need to strike a delicate balance by incentivizing the decoupling of supply-chain reliance, without forcing a decade of lessons in scaling to be relearnt.”
China’s influence over the EV supply chain widens to around 90% in manufacturing and processing in a number of battery materials and minerals, with CATL and BYD having spent billions investing in battery mineral sourcing.
China’s control of critical minerals processing — the steps required to turn mined material into usable compounds and goods — is seen as the most difficult chokepoint within the global EV supply chain to overcome. Currently, 60% to 100% of all battery minerals are processed in China, according to a report from a Washington think tank SAFE.
The White House has recently sought to expand which countries have trade agreements with the US that allow them to supply critical minerals. It recently inked a deal with Japan and is working on one with the European Union.
Such critical mineral deals could be a boon for the handful of companies that are already producing nickel and cobalt in Europe, while also strengthening the investment case for further expansions. Countries including Finland and Japan have an outsized role as suppliers to the US, and the recent deals are crucial for both sides to ensuring that trading partners aren’t locked out in the future.
— With assistance by Joe Deaux, Mark Burton, Sophie Caronello, Yvonne Yue Li and Erin Slowey
The guidance released Friday clarifying provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act — President Joe Biden’s landmark climate bill — will leave few EVs eligible for up to $7,500 credits as of April 18, administration officials said. The reason: most don’t meet new requirements that battery components or critical minerals are sourced from North America or US free trade partners.
The global auto industry eagerly anticipated the US Treasury Department’s notice, with lobbyists pushing for months to loosen up the sourcing and content requirements. While tax credits for consumers included in the legislation, known as the IRA, will be difficult to attain, those incentives and additional perks for manufacturers have helped trigger announcements of more than $52 billion in EV and battery investment in the US.
The Treasury left still unclear how it will deem companies to be foreign entities of concern, which automakers won’t be able to turn to for battery components and critical minerals in the years to come. One of the overarching goals of the IRA is to make the US less reliant on China, which dominates the EV battery supply chain.
The number of vehicles that will qualify for tax breaks will rebound as the supply chain is built out in the coming years, according to a senior Treasury official, who briefed reporters ahead of the release. Just 21 models have been eligible for credits prior to the guidance taking effect.
“This latest turn will further reduce the number of eligible EVs,” John Bozzella, president of trade group Alliance for Automotive Innovation, said in a statement, adding it’s still unclear how many will qualify next month. “This period may go down as the high-water mark for EV tax credit eligibility since the IRA passed last year.”
Breaking From China
The Biden administration is looking to revive American industry while tilting the economy away from fossil fuels. The IRA also intersects with a separate national security objective: to free the US and its allies, as much as possible, from dependence on supply chains it sees as vulnerable to China. In addition to batteries, products of concern include semiconductors, pharmaceutical ingredients and green energy components.
The IRA is “creating American manufacturing jobs and strengthening our energy and national security,” Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said in a statement.
How aggressively Washington pursues its goals has been closely watched by the auto industry, with its complex and long-distance supply chains spanning mines from to battery-cell makers. Legacy manufacturers including Ford Motor Co. and EV market leader Tesla Inc. have plans to build new battery plants in the US that may leverage Chinese intellectual property.
The Biden administration gave automakers some wiggle room in its interpretation of the legislation, following an intense lobbying blitz since it was passed in August. While this has eased concerns of some big automakers and trade partners, it’s angered supporters of the bill, particularly Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, who was key to getting the IRA passed.
The IRA extends as much as $7,500 in consumer tax breaks for cars that meet criteria on how much they cost, how much their buyers earn and where the vehicles are assembled. The most detailed, and controversial, requirements are focused on the component and minerals within the battery.
Specifically, the rules split the credit in two, with $3,750 available for vehicles with at least half of their battery components from North America, and the remainder if 40% of the value of raw materials in the battery are extracted or processed domestically, or in countries with US free-trade agreements. Those requirements will ramp up over time.
'Foreign Entity Of Concern'
Treasury has been vague on how to define what the law refers to as foreign entities of concern, although the administration officials said it will include Chinese companies. No tax breaks are available for vehicles containing battery components or critical minerals from foreign entities of concern starting in 2024 and 2025, respectively.
Biden’s plan has a hard road ahead for competing with China on batteries, which analysts at UBS Group AG have likened to the 21st century version of oil.
Chinese battery firms led by Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. and BYD Co. accounted for just over 50% of the market last year. By the end of the decade, nine of the 10 biggest battery makers will come from China, BloombergNEF has forecast.
“China’s dominance in the battery supply chain — from critical mineral processing to EV adoption — cannot be understated,” said Andrew Wang at Intercalation, a London-based battery industry research organization. “The implementation of the IRA will need to strike a delicate balance by incentivizing the decoupling of supply-chain reliance, without forcing a decade of lessons in scaling to be relearnt.”
China’s influence over the EV supply chain widens to around 90% in manufacturing and processing in a number of battery materials and minerals, with CATL and BYD having spent billions investing in battery mineral sourcing.
China’s control of critical minerals processing — the steps required to turn mined material into usable compounds and goods — is seen as the most difficult chokepoint within the global EV supply chain to overcome. Currently, 60% to 100% of all battery minerals are processed in China, according to a report from a Washington think tank SAFE.
The White House has recently sought to expand which countries have trade agreements with the US that allow them to supply critical minerals. It recently inked a deal with Japan and is working on one with the European Union.
Such critical mineral deals could be a boon for the handful of companies that are already producing nickel and cobalt in Europe, while also strengthening the investment case for further expansions. Countries including Finland and Japan have an outsized role as suppliers to the US, and the recent deals are crucial for both sides to ensuring that trading partners aren’t locked out in the future.
— With assistance by Joe Deaux, Mark Burton, Sophie Caronello, Yvonne Yue Li and Erin Slowey
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>Say you will give out incentives
>deliberately make them near impossible to get
>pat yourself in the back
The life of a whore is worth that of a hundred politicians.
>deliberately make them near impossible to get
>pat yourself in the back
The life of a whore is worth that of a hundred politicians.
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lol. It won't happen because of all the Environmentalists complaining about how filthy mining is. Which, to be fair, it is, but the whole point of having other countries mine for us is to not have to deal with the backlash to the environment of our demand for Lithium Ion batteries. These are decisions made by effete idiots and no company will be willing to be a Democrat sucker like this.
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I would sooner trust a whore than a politician, at this point.
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Trump dropped Hillary email investigation citing that she's a "good person who has been through enough", failed to build the wall that won him the election, pardoned the worst Israeli spy our country has ever seen's handlers and flew them back to Israel, pardoned Shalon Weiss who was a Jewish criminal sentenced to 835 years in prison, pardoned criminal nigger rappers, told his supporters to go get arrested on Jan 6th then failed to pre pardon them when he had the ability to do so, worked very closely with Klaus Schwab, banned bump stocks which was a bigger infringement than anything Obama even attempted and failed to do, sucked Israeli cock as much as he could every chance he could, allowed his Jewish son in law Jared Kushner to call any important shots, worked with democratic leaders behind closed door to implement their policies, allowed them to change the results of the 2020 election while doing nothing about it but pretending to be mad in social media posts, pretended to be against vaccine mandates when there could not have been any vaccine mandates if not for the operation warpspeed program that he pioneered, did nothing to expose the mossad operations on 9/11/2001, and a whole lot more.
Trump pardoned Shalom Weiss, kike sentenced to 835 years in prison https://archive.is/LmdQI
Trump vax boosters gutless https://archive.ph/nYJE7
Trump nationalist AND globalist https://archive.ph/1uVSc
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If he was on the same team, they wouldn't be going as hard on him.
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I went and looked into this trying to figure out how this scam works. The promissory note sets up various clauses for default, and makes mention of collection fees and attorney fees. One of the noted reasons to be considered in default is not notifying the outlet of a change of address in 5 days. I'm going to assume that the whole scam revolves around instigating a "default" through one of these clauses and then smoking the person with heavy "collection fees" and "attorney fees."
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You need to make 90k or something like that for them to even apply for you and it doesn't roll over to the next year
Yeah, it's because Jews arent allowed to charge interest to each other. However the people I know aren't predatory and will not try to force a default.
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It came when I started seeing people have strokes on live TV after taking the vax. It came when there was clear evidence of blood clotting from vaccines that was being swept under the rug. It came from Fauci being caught in lie, after lie, after lie, all with a smug smile and holier than thou attitude. It came from being threatened to lose my livelihood if I didn’t take it (never took it to this day), and it came from zero repercussions to the manufacturers who made untold millions.
I don’t know how it’s possible to politisperg in a US politics thread but you pulled it off. Go back to the Hitler meme threads on /pol/ if you’re not even going to try to be coherent
And try using a fucking period every once in a while. I was trying to quote your retarded post and couldn’t find a good stopping point because you don’t use periods
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Queesechake said:
Point on the doll where the man in the pickle suit who was also wearing a yarmulke touched you.
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