Thursday, April 7, 2022
The US has imposed sanctions against Russian President Vladimir Putin’s inner circle, including his daughters.
The list also includes the family of Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and major banks.
The measures follow new revelations of atrocities by Russian troops in Ukraine, including images of bodies of civilians scattered on the streets of Bucha, near the capital Kyiv.
Russia says, without evidence, the images are staged by Kyiv officials. Even though satellite images have shown the civilians were killed when Russians were in control of Bucha, Mr Putin on Wednesday described the event as a “crude and cynical provocation by the Kyiv regime”.
Referring to the Bucha murders, US President Joe Biden said on Wednesday: “There’s nothing less happening than major war crimes.” “Responsible nations have to come together to hold these perpetrators accountable,” Mr Biden added.
The US said that Mr Putin’s daughters, Katerina Vladimirovna Tikhonova and Maria…Read more here.
Remember when Obama said, "If you like your health care plan, you can keep it"? That was PolitiFact's 2013 Lie of the Year. What about affordability? Biden spoke at length about this flanked by Obama and Kamala Harris on the stage. Not true.
Guy has written at length for years about how this bill is not affordable to the working and middle classes. The premiums are immense and unsustainable. As Trump noted, you'd have to get hit by a Komatsu tractor to receive the benefits of this law. Even CNN admitted that Obamacare is not within reach for the middle class:
Wednesday, April 6, 2022
Obama, who first signed the ACA into law in 2010, returned to the White House Tuesday for the first time since former President Donald Trump was inaugurated. The current and former president shared good-natured banter in their speeches, and at one point Obama jokingly referred to Biden as “Vice President Biden.”
“It feels like the good old days,” Biden said of Obama’s ceremonial return. Read more, see tweets, and three videos here."The historic nature of Judge Jackson’s nomination reinforces the progress our country has made. However, ideology must be the determining factor—not identity—when considering such an important lifetime appointment," Scott released in a statement. "It is clear that Judge Jackson’s judicial philosophy and positions on the defining issues of our time make her the wrong choice for the Supreme Court. From leaving the door open on court packing to her multiple overturned opinions, I cannot support a nominee with her record of judicial activism. I remain disappointed that President Biden missed the opportunity to unite the country with a mainstream nominee that could have received resounding bipartisan support. For all these reasons, I will be voting no on Judge Jackson’s nomination to the Supreme Court."
Right on cue, the left started melted down after having expectations
Scott would vote for Jackson because they happen to share a similar skin
color. Read more and see tweets here.
Tuesday, April 5, 2022
"We should all support the Parental Rights in Education bill that recently passed in Florida which very simply bans government and government schools from indoctrinating woke sexual values in our schools to a captive audience. A captive audience that by law is required to attend," Gabbard said. "But as I read the legislation I was shocked to learn that it only protect kids from kindergarten to third grade. Third grade? What about twelfth grade? Or not at all?"
Meanwhile, the left's meltdown over the legislation is ongoing and
Disney continues to criticize Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for signing
the bill last week. Supporters of the bill are reminding Americans of
Disney's problematic employment practices. Read more, see tweets, a video here.
As we’ve written previously, DeSantis actively and publicly encouraged vaccination, appearing on national television multiple times to encourage seniors to get the shot. He was hit with anti-science attacks from the media for his correct decision to prioritize seniors. He was also falsely attacked for teaming up with one of the best known brands in the state to facilitate effective vaccine distribution. He himself got vaccinated and said so publicly, while making the case in favor of the vaccines in many public statements. Did DeSantis become less vocal on this issue as the pandemic wore on? Yes. Did he give an awkward deflection of an answer when asked about his…Read more here.