Posted on 07/30/2021 11:27:28 PM PDT by weston
Boy, he sure tells it like it is! Youtube will take that down in no time. Good for the doc - I even understood most of it.
Good Morning!
How cute!
I love it!
Amen.
Good morning, Judy!
How is the packing going?
Hi Gran!
It’s going ok. We had so much packed up and in the garage already to get the house staged for listing. The garage was getting pretty full, so my son stopped by last week and in about a half hour loaded everything from the garage into the moving container. Picked up those boxes as if they were empty. Man....to be young and strong lol. I still have plenty left to do inside, including packing up the kitchen. The moving container gets picked up and taken to the farm on Aug. 27th, so I soon have to get my rear in gear.
Thank you lysie.
Haven’t been in to see breakfast yet, but, I imagine it is good.
Thank you for breakfast.
Thanks Gran.
Another hot one here today.
Stay safe.
Thank you for finding that, everyone should listen to this.
It starts at 15 minutes in.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUjkSaedN4g
It is supposed to be in the mid-80’s here with a 62% chance of rain.
Not bad weather for August.
Sorry you are still having excessive heat.
It did get to 92° yesterday which is high for here.
Senate Dems Release Text Of $3.5 Trillion “Stimulus” Budget Resolution
With markets distracted by various crypto amendments in the ‘bipartisan’ infrastructure bill currently working its way through the sausage-making machine in Washington, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer on Monday released the full text of Democrats’ $3.5 trillion budget resolution, which the Senate is expected to pass without any Republican votes as early as this week.
“Please remember that the resolution only includes ‘top-line’ reconciliation instructions to the committees, and that every Senator will have opportunities to shape and influence the final reconciliation bill after adoption of the Budget Resolution,” Schumer wrote to the caucus.
FY2022 Budget Resolution Toplines
FAMILIES: the major families plan programs proposed by Biden are funded in the HELP and Finance instructions.
Establishes Universal Pre-K for 3 and 4 year olds and a new child care benefit for working families
Makes Community College tuition-free for 2 years
Extends the largest tax cut for families with children ever (CTC/EITC/CDCTC)
Increases the Pell grant award and makes investments in HBCUs, MSIs, HSIs, TCUs, and ANNHIs
Creates the first ever federal Paid Family and Medical Leave benefit
CLIMATE: puts US on track to meet President Biden’s 80% electricity and 50% economy-wide carbon reductions through the Agriculture, Banking, ENR, EPW, Finance, Commerce, HSGAC, and Indian Affairs instructions.
Creates a new Clean Electricity Payment Program
Provides clean energy, manufacturing, and transportation tax incentives and grants
Imposes new polluter fees (methane and carbon imports)
Invests in climate smart agriculture and forest management investments for farmers and rural communities
Creates coastal and ocean resiliency programs
Makes drought, wildfire, and Interior Department investments
Provides new consumer rebates for home electrification and weatherization
Provides Environmental justice and climate resilience
Electrifies the federal vehicle fleet and buildings
INFRASTRUCTURE AND JOBS: invests in game-changing infrastructure projects and jobs programs not included in the BIF through the Banking, Commerce, EPW, Finance, HELP, HSGAC, Judiciary, Indian Affairs, Small Business and Veterans Affairs instructions.
Historic level of investments in public housing, green and sustainable housing, housing production and affordability
Establishes the first ever Civilian Climate Corps
Invests in workforce development and job training programs to connect workers to good-paying jobs
Provides green cards to millions of immigrant workers and families
Funds smart technology for safe and efficient borders for trade, travel and migration
Largest ever one-time investment in Native American infrastructure projects
Rehabilitates aging Veterans Administration buildings and hospitals
New economic development investments to revitalize communities and transform regions for new innovation jobs
Invests in research and development and strengthens U.S. manufacturing supply chains
Expands access to capital and markets for small businesses
HEALTH CARE: builds on Democrats’ goal of providing universal health care to all Americans in the Finance and HELP instructions.
Adds a new Dental, Vision, and Hearing Benefit to the Medicare program
Extends the recent expansion of the Affordable Care Act in the ARP
Invests in home and community-based services to help seniors, persons with disabilities and home care workers
Creates a new federal health program for Americans in the “Medicaid gap”
Reduces prescription drug costs for patients and saves taxpayers hundreds of billions
The agreement calls for the $3.5 trillion in long-term investments to be fully offset by a combination of new tax revenues, health care savings, and long-term economic growth. In addition, the agreement would prohibit new taxes on families making less than $400,000 per year, and on small businesses and family farms.
Full text below:
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/senate-dems-release-text-35-trillion-stimulus-budget-resolution
Federal Judge Sides With Norwegian Cruise Line To Require Vaccine Passports In Florida
Republicans Can Deliver a Knockout to Wobbly Biden – Will They?
Steve Cortez
August 9, 2021
Joe Biden is teetering in the corner. His popularity is careening downward due to the concurrent major crises he created: the border disaster and the inflation spike. Recognizing the data on this trend, amidst all the backroom machinations of the so-called infrastructure package, if the Republicans on Capitol Hill can steel themselves and see the opportunity, they can deliver a devastating knockout to Joe Biden.
Just how bad is Biden’s approval trend? Consider that his overall approval, per CNBC survey, has cratered a stunning 14 percent over the last six months, from 62 percent positive in February to only 48 percent. Given his rather stunning polling weakness on key issues, expect that overall approval to continue to slide, and likely test 40 percent to the downside this year.
On the most important issue of all, the economy, Biden’s gargantuan borrow and spend agenda sends consumer prices soaring to three decade highs, as reflected by the latest core Personal Consumption Expenditure numbers, the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation. This surge puts consumers in a very foul mood. CNBC also reports that only 22 percent of Americans are presently positive on the economy and optimistic on the future. Only 22 percent, that’s pathetic!
Conversely, 51 percent are negative on the present and future economy, the highest pessimism read in that poll since 2015… not coincidentally, the last time Biden worked in the White House.
Outside of the economy, Biden’s numbers similarly slide on hot-button issues. For example, the recent ABC/Ipsos poll found his approval on the issue of crime plunged to just 35 percent. On immigration, he registers just 37 percent affirmation.
This torrent of weak numbers reveals a hobbled politician, and one without the kind of hyper-loyal base his predecessor enjoyed. There are literally almost no hardcore Joe Biden partisans. Given this reality, why on Earth would the Senate GOP let this wobbly fighter escape from this corner? If the GOP can find a backbone and strike with swiftness and precision, it would effectively end Biden era and put the Republican Party on a solid trajectory toward America First electoral tidal waves in both 2022 for the Congress and then 2024 for the White House.
The 45th President see the situation clearly.
Over the weekend, Donald J. Trump sent out a scathing rebuke of the boondoggle infrastructure package and the enabling GOP ineptness. He wrote “Joe Biden’s infrastructure bill is a disgrace. If Mitch McConnell was smart, which we’ve seen no evidence of, he would use the debt ceiling card to negotiate a good infrastructure package.”
A thousand times yes to this very strategy which I outlined right before the prior debt ceiling expired on August 1. As I proposed, a resolute GOP could “apply a fiscal tourniquet” to stop the borrow-and-spend profligacy that’s fueling inflation unseen since the 1970’s. But, “the clock is ticking. The window is closing. Will the GOP show the wisdom and the huevos to use the debt ceiling as a lever to stop the madness?”
So far, the signs from squish Republican senators are hardly encouraging.
For example, the always-disappointing Lindsey Graham hailed Saturday’s session as a “big day for bipartisan infrastructure.” Even if this bill focused on hard infrastructure spending – which it surely does not – then Graham and 16 other GOP Senators would still be fools to support it, knowing full well that it remains conjoined as the evil twin to the $3.5 trillion reconciliation monster that will be passed and signed as a two-for-one. Pelosi has made that coupling crystal clear, so a vote for one in the Senate is de facto a vote for both.
READ MORE......
https://thenationalpulse.com/analysis/republicans-biden-knockout/
Thanks and saw this just now.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Uvo0ZclKxMMa/
Functional Family Medicine Physician Gives Local School Board a Science Lesson on Viruses
This is Dr. Daniel Stock, a functional family medicine physician at Noblesville, Indiana. Here he gives the Mt. Vernon Community School Board a lesson on viruses, as well as the advice they rely upon from the State Board of Health and the CDC. Or…
www.bitchute.com
Info on Dr. Stock
PureHealth Functional Medicine - Dr. Dan Stock
PureHealth is a direct primary care practice located in Noblesville, IN owned by Dr. Dan Stock.
youtu.be
Thanks for finding these links, sweetie.
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Joe Biden is Recreating “The Camp of The Saints” at the US Border
August 6, 2021 (3d ago)
Camp of the Saints is no longer fiction. The Biden administration has made it reality along the U.S.-Mexico border. Right before our eyes, the government of the United States is deciding that, in fact, the United States doesn’t really exist at all.
In Jean Raspail’s 1973 novel, a vast horde of starving Indians commandeers a flotilla of decrepit ships in the harbor of Calcutta. The flotilla sets sail for Europe, and slowly creeps around the Cape of Good Hope, past Sao Tome, through the Strait of Gibraltar, and finally descends upon southern France. As the fleet approaches, French society is first convulsed first by political infighting, then by panic, and finally by collapse.
Six months ago, Revolver listed Camp as one of eight books to read while you still can. We wrote then:
The thesis of The Camp of the Saints is simple: That the very traits that made the West so successful and so widely-imitated would eventually be its undoing. The West’s openness and egalitarianism led to widespread prosperity. But those same moral sensibilities, Raspail argues, mean that while the West could easily vanquish a normal military threat, it will be politically unable to justify its own success. If the impoverished, backwards masses of the Third World demand the wealth of the West, the West will submit even if it ultimately means the loss of its prosperity, its independence, its culture, its very existence. Nearly a half-century later, with Western elites eagerly waving in caravans from Central America and literal boatloads from Africa, Raspail’s foresight looks remarkable.
Six months ago, Raspail was prescient. Today, his vision is so accurate one wonders if he was a time traveler.
You may have heard a few months ago that there was a “crisis” at the border. Even The New York Times admitted it, all the way back in February. Since then, the border situation has receded from public attention, except for the occasional flare-up when a video goes viral or Fox News pays attention for a few days. For years, Americans have been poisoned by ever-more-rapid news cycles, by a cable and Twitter ecosystem that grows bored with stories in a matter of days or even hours, and then discards them for a new novelty. Riots in South Africa flare up and hundreds are killed. How did that all end? Who cares! Another U.S. athlete choked at the Olympics and Donald Trump said something wacky! (That said, for those wondering: South Africa is still screwed).
READ MORE.......
https://www.revolver.news/2021/08/biden-camp-of-the-saints-us-mexico-border-illegal-immigration/
Great idea!
But will our input matter if we’re not from Arizona?
“Establishes Universal Pre-K for 3 and 4 year olds”
Because they’re not getting indoctrinated soon enough?
“Extends the recent expansion of the Affordable Care Act in the ARP”
Anybody know what an ARP is?
“The agreement calls for the $3.5 trillion in long-term investments to be fully offset by a combination of new tax revenues, health care savings, and long-term economic growth. In addition, the agreement would prohibit new taxes on families making less than $400,000 per year, and on small businesses and family farms.”
This thing will never pay for itself. They’re going to raise taxes only on those making over 400,000? Long-term economic growth - yeah only if Trump gets back in. Democrats only know how to destroy economies. This bill is one example
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