another samster in the States. Where? Ever though about returning to Sing?
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LOL! Biden's First Poll Shows 63% Approval. Disgraced Ex Loser President Never Got above 51%
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another samster in the States. Where? Ever though about returning to Sing?
better go to the US of A n asking them why so many case here got no case what
east coast is all I'm willing to say. a return to singapore would be a downgrade for me n my family. so hell no.
Wow,,,Biden sure is popular..
THE LEGACY MEDIAS WALL-OF-PROPAGANDA STRATEGY TO DEFEND BIDEN AND GLOBALISM
https://www.bitchute.com/video/1RSYT5Bo5fe2/
THE LEGACY MEDIAS WALL-OF-PROPAGANDA STRATEGY TO DEFEND BIDEN AND GLOBALISM
https://www.bitchute.com/video/1RSYT5Bo5fe2/
fuck Trump
https://www.rawstory.com/sidney-powell-epic-walkback/
Sidney Powell scrambles to walk back her legal filing saying 'no reasonable person' should believe her
Sarah K. Burris
March 24, 2021
Sidney Powell issued a stunning admission in her defense of a defamation lawsuit from Dominion Voting Systems. According to Powell's court filing, "no reasonable person would conclude that the statements were truly statements of fact."
Now, Powell is scrambling to backtrack. In a Parler post, she explained, "This defamation lawsuit is yet another attempt to silence critics and citizens who want to investigate voter fraud," she claimed, pivoting away from her own claims. "The statements Dominion claims are defamatory are actually protected speech under the First Amendment because they deal with matters of public concern, i.e. election integrity. The Fake News media and their allies are spinning meritless claims because their arguments have neither the facts nor the law needed to hold up a courtroom."
She goes on to say that attacks on Dominion should be allowed because Dominion is "a public figure," because it's a company.
During an appearance on CNN Tuesday, elections lawyer Marc Elias explained that Powell appears brave in the parking lot but that bravery disappears in the courtroom.
The statement then goes on to claim that the media is falsifying what Powell's claims are in her court documents. The screen captures below show her full statement and a screen capture of her court filing with the quote she says is being "manipulated."
Sidney Powell scrambles to walk back her legal filing saying 'no reasonable person' should believe her
Sarah K. Burris
March 24, 2021
Sidney Powell issued a stunning admission in her defense of a defamation lawsuit from Dominion Voting Systems. According to Powell's court filing, "no reasonable person would conclude that the statements were truly statements of fact."
Now, Powell is scrambling to backtrack. In a Parler post, she explained, "This defamation lawsuit is yet another attempt to silence critics and citizens who want to investigate voter fraud," she claimed, pivoting away from her own claims. "The statements Dominion claims are defamatory are actually protected speech under the First Amendment because they deal with matters of public concern, i.e. election integrity. The Fake News media and their allies are spinning meritless claims because their arguments have neither the facts nor the law needed to hold up a courtroom."
She goes on to say that attacks on Dominion should be allowed because Dominion is "a public figure," because it's a company.
During an appearance on CNN Tuesday, elections lawyer Marc Elias explained that Powell appears brave in the parking lot but that bravery disappears in the courtroom.
The statement then goes on to claim that the media is falsifying what Powell's claims are in her court documents. The screen captures below show her full statement and a screen capture of her court filing with the quote she says is being "manipulated."
Now, now China Troll I know you are jealous of America and her greatness, now that the new guy is kicking it. Jealous huh? Look there is nothing you and your PRCs can do, America is King, China Troll. Deal with it. Like Putin says.
cold east coast of US or the lower warmer part. just asking. nice to see another American ex sinkee
How dare you take the name of the Powell in vain? Dont you know how hard she has worked to file frivolous lawsuits on behalf of the Messiah, alleging fraud when there was none. Do you know how hard it is to go in front of judges and state there was no fraud while telling Fox news there was fraud. Disgusting.
Like Joe Biden, who does nothing but tell the truth all the time. Who wants to hear so much decency and honesty? Why is he making the American people trust him so much?
your satire is getting old
We are very happy about this! We QANONs know that all the previous Presidents tried and failed to kill the American economy. Instead these jerks actually grew the American Economy! In turn world trade flourished because American consumption powers everything we do. Now that we are in a Pandemic with trillions in economic loss, this only makes the success of Messiah Trump's genius decisions to wreck local and state budgets, trade and tariffs, and other directives the means to kill the economy and turn it into the steaming heap of rubbish dragging down the average man on the street worldwide we see today.
If Biden fixes the economy and people in Asia and beyond prosper, we will declare war. We want darkness and death. Who cares for economic growth and prosperity? Disgusting.
What? dude, you are a nutjob. America is king, no matter what you or anyone else says.
https://www.businessinsider.com/biden-first-50-days-president-have-been-historic-success-2021-3
Biden inherited a mess, but his first 50 days as president have been a historic success
John Haltiwanger
Mar 11, 2021, 2:20 PM
President Joe Biden speaks during an event with the CEOs of Johnson & Johnson and Merck at the South Court Auditorium of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building March 10, 2021 in Washington, DC. Alex Wong/Getty Images
President Joe Biden was inaugurated two weeks after a violent insurrection at the Capitol and at the height of a pandemic that had already claimed over 400,000 American lives and dealt serious damage to the economy by the time he was sworn in.
But 50 days into his presidency, Biden already has a major legislative achievement under his belt. The House on Wednesday passed his $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus package, which economists have predicted will provide a massive jolt to the economy. Biden signed the bill — one of the largest economic relief measures in US history — on Thursday.
The legislation includes $1,400 direct payments to eligible Americans, a boost to unemployment benefits, an expansion of the child tax credit, funding for vaccine distribution, and billions to help schools, colleges, and universities reopen.
Republicans overwhelmingly opposed the $1.9 trillion stimulus, painting it as too costly. But Democrats pushed it through the Senate via a tactic known as budget reconciliation, which protected the bill from a filibuster and only required a simple majority for it to pass.
Biden gets it done without Republican support in Congress, but with Americans behind him
Biden, who was in the Senate for decades before becoming vice president in the Obama administration and eventually president, campaigned on bringing "consensus" back to Washington. He's failing miserably on that front so far, as not a single Republican voted in favor of the stimulus. That said, he still got it done. And polling shows a strong majority of Americans support the rescue package.
A Pew Research Center poll released Tuesday found that 70% of US adults favor Biden's bill — including 41% of Republicans. A separate poll from Associated Press also found that 70% of Americans approve of the president's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Whether congressional Republicans like it or not, history has been made and Americans are seemingly all for it.
Democrats are portraying the $1.9. trillion package as a historic anti-poverty measure.
Early analysis of the legislation found it primarily benefits middle and low-income households, and suggests it could drastically reduce poverty in the US. The non-partisan Urban Institute projected that the bill would reduce the annual poverty rate to 8.7% percent, as opposed to 13.7% without the legislation.
The ultimate impact of Biden's $1.9 trillion bill remains to be seen and the president has faced criticism from progressives for not fighting harder to keep a provision to raise the minimum wage to $15.
Regardless, the stimulus stands as among the most significant legislative accomplishments of any recent president in their first 100 days. It's akin to the roughly $800 billion economic relief package former President Barack Obama signed roughly a month into his tenure amid the Great Recession, which has been credited with staving off a second Great Depression.
Biden is off to a strong start, but still faces an array of complex challenges
Seeking to emulate the standard set by President Franklin D. Roosevelt during the Great Depression, Biden placed great emphasis on putting a significant dent in the COVID-19 crisis in his first 100 days. The stimulus is set to play a key role in this, and could be viewed as an inflection point in America's fight against the virus in the days, months, and years to come. With the pace of vaccination increasing across the US, Americans are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel almost a year after lockdowns first began.
Biden inherited a mess, but his first 50 days as president have been a historic success
John Haltiwanger
Mar 11, 2021, 2:20 PM
President Joe Biden speaks during an event with the CEOs of Johnson & Johnson and Merck at the South Court Auditorium of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building March 10, 2021 in Washington, DC. Alex Wong/Getty Images
- Biden already has a major, historic legislative accomplishment on his record.
- The steps Biden has taken appear to be putting the US on the road to recovery from the pandemic.
- Still, Biden faces a slew of tough challenges, and the pandemic is far from over.
- See more stories on Insider's business page.
President Joe Biden was inaugurated two weeks after a violent insurrection at the Capitol and at the height of a pandemic that had already claimed over 400,000 American lives and dealt serious damage to the economy by the time he was sworn in.
But 50 days into his presidency, Biden already has a major legislative achievement under his belt. The House on Wednesday passed his $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus package, which economists have predicted will provide a massive jolt to the economy. Biden signed the bill — one of the largest economic relief measures in US history — on Thursday.
The legislation includes $1,400 direct payments to eligible Americans, a boost to unemployment benefits, an expansion of the child tax credit, funding for vaccine distribution, and billions to help schools, colleges, and universities reopen.
Republicans overwhelmingly opposed the $1.9 trillion stimulus, painting it as too costly. But Democrats pushed it through the Senate via a tactic known as budget reconciliation, which protected the bill from a filibuster and only required a simple majority for it to pass.
Biden gets it done without Republican support in Congress, but with Americans behind him
Biden, who was in the Senate for decades before becoming vice president in the Obama administration and eventually president, campaigned on bringing "consensus" back to Washington. He's failing miserably on that front so far, as not a single Republican voted in favor of the stimulus. That said, he still got it done. And polling shows a strong majority of Americans support the rescue package.
A Pew Research Center poll released Tuesday found that 70% of US adults favor Biden's bill — including 41% of Republicans. A separate poll from Associated Press also found that 70% of Americans approve of the president's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Whether congressional Republicans like it or not, history has been made and Americans are seemingly all for it.
Democrats are portraying the $1.9. trillion package as a historic anti-poverty measure.
Early analysis of the legislation found it primarily benefits middle and low-income households, and suggests it could drastically reduce poverty in the US. The non-partisan Urban Institute projected that the bill would reduce the annual poverty rate to 8.7% percent, as opposed to 13.7% without the legislation.
The ultimate impact of Biden's $1.9 trillion bill remains to be seen and the president has faced criticism from progressives for not fighting harder to keep a provision to raise the minimum wage to $15.
Regardless, the stimulus stands as among the most significant legislative accomplishments of any recent president in their first 100 days. It's akin to the roughly $800 billion economic relief package former President Barack Obama signed roughly a month into his tenure amid the Great Recession, which has been credited with staving off a second Great Depression.
Biden is off to a strong start, but still faces an array of complex challenges
Seeking to emulate the standard set by President Franklin D. Roosevelt during the Great Depression, Biden placed great emphasis on putting a significant dent in the COVID-19 crisis in his first 100 days. The stimulus is set to play a key role in this, and could be viewed as an inflection point in America's fight against the virus in the days, months, and years to come. With the pace of vaccination increasing across the US, Americans are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel almost a year after lockdowns first began.
https://www.businessinsider.com/biden-first-50-days-president-have-been-historic-success-2021-3
Biden inherited a mess, but his first 50 days as president have been a historic success
John Haltiwanger
Mar 11, 2021, 2:20 PM
President Joe Biden speaks during an event with the CEOs of Johnson & Johnson and Merck at the South Court Auditorium of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building March 10, 2021 in Washington, DC. Alex Wong/Getty Images
- Biden already has a major, historic legislative accomplishment on his record.
- The steps Biden has taken appear to be putting the US on the road to recovery from the pandemic.
- Still, Biden faces a slew of tough challenges, and the pandemic is far from over.
- See more stories on Insider's business page.
President Joe Biden was inaugurated two weeks after a violent insurrection at the Capitol and at the height of a pandemic that had already claimed over 400,000 American lives and dealt serious damage to the economy by the time he was sworn in.
But 50 days into his presidency, Biden already has a major legislative achievement under his belt. The House on Wednesday passed his $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus package, which economists have predicted will provide a massive jolt to the economy. Biden signed the bill — one of the largest economic relief measures in US history — on Thursday.
The legislation includes $1,400 direct payments to eligible Americans, a boost to unemployment benefits, an expansion of the child tax credit, funding for vaccine distribution, and billions to help schools, colleges, and universities reopen.
Republicans overwhelmingly opposed the $1.9 trillion stimulus, painting it as too costly. But Democrats pushed it through the Senate via a tactic known as budget reconciliation, which protected the bill from a filibuster and only required a simple majority for it to pass.
Biden gets it done without Republican support in Congress, but with Americans behind him
Biden, who was in the Senate for decades before becoming vice president in the Obama administration and eventually president, campaigned on bringing "consensus" back to Washington. He's failing miserably on that front so far, as not a single Republican voted in favor of the stimulus. That said, he still got it done. And polling shows a strong majority of Americans support the rescue package.
A Pew Research Center poll released Tuesday found that 70% of US adults favor Biden's bill — including 41% of Republicans. A separate poll from Associated Press also found that 70% of Americans approve of the president's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Whether congressional Republicans like it or not, history has been made and Americans are seemingly all for it.
Democrats are portraying the $1.9. trillion package as a historic anti-poverty measure.
Early analysis of the legislation found it primarily benefits middle and low-income households, and suggests it could drastically reduce poverty in the US. The non-partisan Urban Institute projected that the bill would reduce the annual poverty rate to 8.7% percent, as opposed to 13.7% without the legislation.
The ultimate impact of Biden's $1.9 trillion bill remains to be seen and the president has faced criticism from progressives for not fighting harder to keep a provision to raise the minimum wage to $15.
Regardless, the stimulus stands as among the most significant legislative accomplishments of any recent president in their first 100 days. It's akin to the roughly $800 billion economic relief package former President Barack Obama signed roughly a month into his tenure amid the Great Recession, which has been credited with staving off a second Great Depression.
Biden is off to a strong start, but still faces an array of complex challenges
Seeking to emulate the standard set by President Franklin D. Roosevelt during the Great Depression, Biden placed great emphasis on putting a significant dent in the COVID-19 crisis in his first 100 days. The stimulus is set to play a key role in this, and could be viewed as an inflection point in America's fight against the virus in the days, months, and years to come. With the pace of vaccination increasing across the US, Americans are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel almost a year after lockdowns first began.
so the new capitan of yankee is declare a success?
Fucker is toast
You make this sound like a bad thing. Why do you think we chose him to be our Messiah? Trump is the only one who can talk loud enough with just enough insanity to make people attack each other, refuse to wear masks, and deny there is a Pandemic to begin with. He is responsible for handing us 500,000 dead Americans which is a truly great, wonderful result.
Just look at the results if you don't believe us. He is just about the worst performing world leader since Adolf Hitler, after all.
I mean what do you want? Decency? Honesty? Transparency like Biden? Disgusting.
i like decent, quiet Biden. not like your sotong trump
tiong very scared of biden because make decision with cold calculating style unlike hot head dotard
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