9 thoughts on “Here’s an unbiased view on a subject”

  1. Trump was just celebrating the “Peaceful Tourist Day” of 2021. Soon to be a national holiday when the loyal patriots tried to stop the Capitol Police from taking over the certification of the election. /S
    Attempts of modifications of the so recent history about that day is already taking place.
    1984 combined with Idiocracy. So sad we are living in that double movie sequel.

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    • January 6, 2021, has had much misinformation spread.

      For instance, how many died in/around the capitol that day? about 4: 3 of natural causes (like heart attack) and veteran Ashli Babbitt.

      No Capitol Police died, although one died of a stroke the following day or two. And none died because of any injuries from that day.

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      • May I beat your skull with a flagpole and see if you remain to live a day or two later? It would all be in the name of science. Oh wait, I forget you don’t believe in science.

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  2. “They have a horrible policy. They do stick together. They’re violent, they’re vicious, you know. They’re vicious people.”

    Classic projection.

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  3. “The real villains, the White House wrote in bold type, were “the Democrats who staged the real insurrection by certifying a fraud-ridden election, ignoring widespread irregularities, and weaponizing federal agencies to hunt down dissenters.”

    This bastardized version of what really happened on Jan 6, is actually a recruitment website. What it is saying is, this administration will glorify you if you act in the service of the circus peanut. That action can be as violent as one chooses, this administration will back you and honor you. There are enough weak-minded insecure people who would enjoy an opportunity to kill without accountability. Many are now ICE agents. All this website is doing now is recruiting more sociopaths into the rank and file to randomly go out and “deal” with his detractors.

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  4. “In reality, modern Republican policies have rarely served everyday people”

    An absolute truth. Challenge any conservative voter with this question: “What bill in the last 40 years has the GOP ever promoted by a majority of the GOP, had a majority of GOP votes and was signed by a GOP president that was designed to majorly help the average working American more than the wealthy?”

    They may sputter and may come back with something, but a simple fact check will show that their bills help the wealthy and corporations in more ways than everyday people.In fact, most policy by the GOP not only helps the wealthy and corporations, but also help to make the average American get sick and die. (Ex: deregulating regulations that were designed for a cleaner environment, help corporations poison populations without accountability.)

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    • Well, the recent tax breaks that were finally written into law helps 80% of the taxpayers and raises rates for the highest income-earners. That was signed into law last year.

      Also, that law keeps tips and overtime pay under $12,500.00 to be tax-free from federal taxes.

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      • It increases healthcare costs for millions of Americans. It increases out-of-pocket- expenses for new Medicare enrollees. It took away food from children in need. It increases monthly payments on student loans.

        It bathes ICE in money and helps create a force that exists to threaten the citizenry. It diverts public school funding to benefit the wealthy.

        It increased the cost of living and lower after-tax income for the bottom 40 percent of earners while giving the top 20 percent of earners a $6,000 per year average tax cut. So again, hurting the Average American more than benefiting them.

        Not to mention it increase the national debt. (Fun fact: if all three tax breaks from Reagan, Bush and the circus peanut were reversed, we would eliminate the national debt.)

        There’s a net financial loss for the bottom 30% of American households by income – after factoring in its tax provisions and cuts in benefits. It hits the lowest-earning 10% of Americans hardest: for them, it would mean a $1,600 cut in income on average.

        The Yale Budget Lab found that the bottom 20% of US households would see their incomes drop by 2.9% on average over the next decade, and the second lowest quintile – moderate-income households – would suffer a 0.4% loss of income on average. But the richest 20% would see their incomes rise by 2.3%. Those in the top 1% would see their incomes climb by $29,585 on average.

        So yeah, the bill mostly helps the wealthy and hurts the average American.

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  5. This is why I follow her. She delivers an honest, non-partisan opinion of current events, in a language that’s as easy to hear as a fireside chat.

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