Day 262 of the Biden Underwater Regime!
Posted on 09/30/2021 12:25:35 PM PDT by weston
You are right, my bad. It I for the following....
colds
sore throats
headaches and migraines
body or muscle aches
menstrual cramps
arthritis
toothaches
Acetaminophen
Jobless claims post sharp decline to 326,000, better than expectations
PUBLISHED THU, OCT 7 20218:31 AM EDT UPDATED 1 MIN AGO
Jeff Cox
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The total of Americans submitting jobless claims fell sharply last week as enhanced federal unemployment benefits wound down, the Labor Department reported Thursday.
Initial filings for unemployment benefits totaled a seasonally adjusted 326,000 for the week ended Oct. 2, below the 345,000 Dow Jones estimate and a drop from the previous week’s 364,000.
The numbers came at a time when most pandemic-related programs that extended unemployment benefits are winding down, and amid hopes that declining Covid cases will spark a round of more aggressive hiring heading into the fall.
Stock market futures rose slightly following the report, adding to already strong gains. Government bond yields also were higher.
The weekly total was the lowest level since Sept. 4 and reverses a trend of rising claims over the past three weeks.
However, the four-week moving average, which smooths weekly volatility in the numbers, edged higher to 344,000.
Continuing claims, which run a week behind and total those who have filed for at least two weeks of benefits, also posted a healthy decline, dropping 97,000 to 2.71 million.
A notable change occurred in those receiving benefits under all programs.
That total, which runs through Sept. 18, dropped by 854,638, almost all of which came from pandemic-related programs and extended benefits. There are now 4.17 million workers getting benefits, compared to just over 5 million for the previous week and 24.6 million a year ago.
California accounted for a big chunk of the drop in initial claims, with a decrease of 10,513, according to unadjusted numbers. The District of Columbia saw a decline of 3,951 and Texas was down 3,099.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/10/07/us-jobless-claims.html
Good to see people are waking up.
I wonder what the real numbers are.
Exclusive: Trump blasts Biden on anti-CRT parents
October 6, 2021 | 7:03 pm
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President Donald Trump spoke exclusively with Amber Athey, The Spectator’s Washington editor, via phone on Wednesday. The interview covered a range of topics, including the Biden administration’s politicization of the Department of Justice, the stalled infrastructure and reconciliation package in Congress, President Biden’s foreign policy, vaccine mandates, Dr Anthony Fauci and the Democrats’ reaction to the crisis on the southern border.
Amber Athey: I’d love to get your reaction to Attorney General Merrick Garland mobilizing the FBI against parents who oppose CRT at local school board meetings.
Donald Trump: Well, I’m very surprised that he’d do it. The local boards have gone out of their way to really take over the school system and to do things that a lot of the parents disagree with — I would say almost all of the parents disagree with. It’s shocking what they’re doing. So I was surprised to see it. The school boards have really been changing. They first, they changed for the worse. Now they’re changing for the better because parents are really up in arms about all of the things their children are being taught and they don’t want that. They want to have a more traditional, more, let’s say, more American form of education. And that’s not what’s happening. So I was a little bit surprised by it.
AA: Joe Biden promised before taking office that he would not politicize the DoJ and the FBI and actually accused you of politicizing them. Now that the FBI is going after these parents, as well as the DoJ suing Georgia and Texas for voter rights laws and laws to protect the right to life, do you think that Biden has unfairly politicized the DoJ?
DJT: Well, that’s what’s happening. And if you look there’s so many other reasons that they could go after — you look at antifa, you look at BLM, you look at so many things that are happening right now and and the crime rates are way up. You go to the cities, you go to Chicago, New York. Crime rates are way up. And instead, they’re going after parents of students that want their children to get a good education. So yeah, I would say that it’s not appropriate, and it’s certainly not what he said during the campaign.
(more at site....)
https://spectatorworld.com/topic/exclusive-trump-interview-doj-crt-biden/
Real numbers,probably 10% less.
Just saw Bye-done is at 25% approval on immigration and the border.
How do you recover from such low numbers?
Especially since he is so stubborn and will not reverse course and stop the invasion at the border.
That would be admitting Trump policies we right and his are abysmal.
The CNN tweets about hydroxychloroquine astounds me. The last one about the Feds fearing the parent pushback, I wonder if the pushback is why transgender Dr Marci Bowers admitted rejiggered genitals aren’t fully functional.
To have something that looks better than a curtain behind you as a backdrop for Zoom calls?
I guess. It just seems strange they wouldn't use the real WH and that they dress the set up to pass it off as the real WH. To me, it just seems like they are trying to deceive people.
They can’t give Biden the huge widescreen teleprompter in the real Whitehouse. And in the fake staged Whitehouse they can monitor and provide lagtime to the Zoom calls in order to get the answer to Biden. The participant speaks, the monitors hear it first, quickly type the answer, then the sound comes to Biden and the answer is there.
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I heard this morning that the reason Bye-done is using this et is that he can use a teleprompter without it reflecting on the cameras as it does in the WH.
He has to use the prompter EVERY time he speaks.
When he doesn’t he gets himself in trouble.
Exactly, wes.
He cannot speak without being fed the answers.
The powers that be, his handlers, have forbid him from taking questions.
Sometimes he bucks that and disaster incurs so they cut his mike and then pretend they didn’t.
All so scripted and FAKE!
Yes, that is probably the real reason. They fake the WH, so they can fake everything else - the calls, the answers....everything is scripted.
It totally destroys trust in the government- I don’t care what admin would do it - especially this admin which has faked so much else.
It just makes you question everything, no matter how small, if it is real & what is really going on. Things that may have a legitimate reason, are now questioned as deceptive, or nefarious.
It does seem to vary from pharmacy to pharmacy how much info you receive when they dispense a medication.
I picked up a maintenance medication earlier this week; it also had basically the same info as my flu shot paperwork and was also only 2 pages. In tiny print, of course! 🧐
Maine Tries Ignore a Clear Supreme Court Ruling on Education
By Charles Chieppo & Jamie Gass
October 07, 2021
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Every once in a while, a U.S. Supreme Court ruling is so clear that even laypeople can understand it. Such was the case last year when, writing for the majority in Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, Chief Justice John Roberts concluded that, “A state need not subsidize private education. But once a state decides to do so, it cannot disqualify some private schools solely because they are religious.”
Clear as those words appear to be, the Court has just decided to hear another school choice case because the First Circuit Court of Appeals couldn’t seem to decipher their meaning.
In Espinoza, Kendra Espinoza sought a better education for her two daughters. In public schools, one daughter was bullied and the other struggled academically. Both would later thrive using Montana’s education tax credit program to attend a religious school.
When the Montana Supreme Court invalidated the tax credit program, Espinoza was denied access to the scholarships her children needed. The basis for the state court’s decision was Montana’s 130-year-old anti-aid amendment.
The U.S. Supreme Court struck this down as an example of unconstitutional discrimination against families who were receiving scholarships funded through tax credits to attend religiously affiliated schools.
Fast forward just over a year, and the Supreme Court has agreed to hear Carson v. Makin. Since 1873, Maine has allowed school districts that don’t have their own schools to either contract with a school to educate their students or pay for the students to attend public or private schools of their parents’ choice.
For over a century, religiously affiliated schools were included in the program. But in 1980, Maine’s attorney general opined that allowing a student to attend a “sectarian” school using public money would violate the U.S. Constitution. Two years later, the state legislature prohibited students from accessing state funds for education at religious schools.
A group of Maine parents sued to challenge the law, and after Espinoza was decided, the case made its way up to the First Circuit, where a panel of judges that included former Supreme Court Justice David Souter extended the frontier of tortured logic to uphold the law. They based their decision on the religious “use” to which a student’s aid would be put, rather than the religious “status” of the excluded schools.
In other words, they held that although Espinoza prohibits the state from excluding schools from the program because they are religious, Maine can still exclude parents from choosing schools that do religious things. If you think that would create a quagmire for public officials trying to draw distinctions between the two rulings, you’re not alone.
Read more......
I still haven’t seen or heard mention of Project Veritas’ videos on Fox or Fox Business. 5 parts have been released now & not a word. Not even any of the guests have referred to the videos.
Seems that a major pharmaceutical company lying about its product mandated to be injected into every person in the world, would be big news, at least big business news. I guess not though.
Follow the money....
I bet Pfizer is a big advertiser on FOX.
I noticed how all the FOX peeps promoted the vax, all crowed that they had gotten the jab.
I do not recall any reports on bad side effects from the jab.
“In reality, Democrats can raise the debt limit via reconciliation without a single Republican vote, but they don’t want to go that route because they would be using the last bullet in the chamber on that after Biden’s “build back better” boondoggle. By offering Schumer a short-term extension, McConnell is forcing the Democrats to make a choice, and none of those choices includes blowing up the filibuster.”
That’s what I’ve been saying.
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