Official LRC President Joseph R Biden Thread

I am so angry at Howard Stern I could spit. He used to be great and cared about conservatives. Now he is this Hollywood liberal and Covid has made him looney. Natural Immunity works too. With the vaccination numbers and the number of recovered people with immunity we should be turning the corner. I don't know why we have 2000 people a day dying right now. With those two factors we are so far past the level needed for "Herbed Immunity."

teardown wrote:

wazzu1452 wrote:

How bad are things? Things are so bad that the Biden Administration is now nominating a communist born in the old Soviet Union and educated at Moscow University to be the Comptroller of the Currency for the United States of America.

Saule Omarova is a woman of Asian descent who was born in Kazakhstan (not Russia; Russia invaded the country and took it over). She was first appointed to office by Bush Jr. (Dubya) to serve in the Department of the Treasury as a special advisor on regulatory policy. She lived closer to Turkey than to Russia. Does she look like a Soviet to you?

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/75/Saule_Omarova.jpg/800px-Saule_Omarova.jpg

What else to expect from clueless sally?

Ihatejoe wrote:

I am so angry at Howard Stern I could spit. He used to be great and cared about conservatives. Now he is this Hollywood liberal and Covid has made him looney. Natural Immunity works too. With the vaccination numbers and the number of recovered people with immunity we should be turning the corner. I don't know why we have 2000 people a day dying right now. With those two factors we are so far past the level needed for "Herbed Immunity."

Then you have your head buried deep

Ghost of Disco Gary wrote:

agip wrote:

you want to explain your reasoning here? What's your line between higher incomes and inflation and the correct tax rate?

[blah blah which never answered the question]s.

Try to answer this - why do poor racist whites love to make billionaires richer?

well ok fine I hear you.

but of course there are little of any data that would prove a slightly higher or lower tax rate affects the economy at all.

Rs want to believe tax rates matter a lot...but they really don't, as long as you stay away from the outer ranges.

And it's not clear incomes aren't keeping up with inflation. Inflation will quiet down but salaries will not fall, resulting in a gain in income next year.

The Rs will always cut taxes and boost spending, resulting in massive deficits. The Ds will also increase spending but also raise taxes to fund it. And the economy does better under Dem taxes so there you have it.

But glad you had some thinking behind your post anyway.

trumpists in action

do not let these people run the nation again.

The circus-like review of the 2020 vote commissioned by Arizona Republicans took another wild turn on Friday when veteran election experts charged that the very foundation of its findings — the results of a hand count of 2.1 million ballots — was based on numbers so unreliable that they appear to be guesswork rather than tabulations.

The organizers of the review “made up the numbers,” the headline of the experts’ report reads.

The experts, a data analyst for the Arizona Republican Party and two retired executives of a Boston-based election consulting firm, said in their report that workers for the investigators failed to count thousands of ballots in a pallet of 40 ballot-filled boxes delivered to them in the spring.

Investigators went through more than 1,600 ballot-filled boxes this summer to conduct their hand recount of the election in Maricopa County, the most populous county in the state. Both they and the Republican-controlled State Senate, which ordered the election inquiry, have refused to disclose the details of that hand count.

But a worksheet containing the results of the hand count of 40 of those boxes was included in a final report on the election inquiry released a week ago by Cyber Ninjas, the Florida company hired to conduct the inquiry.

The three election experts said that the hand count could have missed thousands or even hundreds of thousands of ballots if all 1,600 boxes of ballots were similarly undercounted. Their findings were first reported in The Arizona Republic.

The final report by the Republican investigators concluded that President Biden actually won 99 more votes than were reported, and former President Donald J. Trump tallied 261 fewer votes.

But given the large undercount found in just a sliver of the 2.1 million ballots, it would effectively be impossible for the Republican investigators to arrive at such precise numbers, the experts said.

Noting that the leaders of the Arizona review had “zero experience in election audits,” the experts concluded: “We believe the Ninjas’ announcement that they had confirmed, to a high degree of accuracy, the election results of the second-largest county in the country is laughable.”

Default judgment. Now the trier of fact gets to decide the damages.

Lies have consequences. Persistent failures to comply with court orders have consequences.

Good.

https://thehill.com/homenews/media/574852-alex-jones-found-liable-in-two-sandy-hook-cases

So crazy that the Ds are trying very hard and risking Joe's presidency....to bring stuff to the uneducated white people who hate the Dems.

And also crazy that the Rs are voting down bills specifically designed to help uneducated whites .

Crazy, crazy, crazy every which way til Sunday.

agip wrote:

So crazy that the Ds are trying very hard and risking Joe's presidency....to bring stuff to the uneducated white people who hate the Dems.

And also crazy that the Rs are voting down bills specifically designed to help uneducated whites .

Crazy, crazy, crazy every which way til Sunday.

Which bills are specifically designed to help uneducated whites? Please be specific. And they are not also designed to help uneducated blacks? Oh, you could never say that.

I have to congratulate Gary on his answer, in that it is coherent and thoughtful, even if it is wrong.

Higher corporate taxes do not lead to inflation in consumer prices, except in very narrow cases. This has been proven over and over again. The main thing that happens when you raise corporate taxes is that profits are lower than what they would have been. Prices are set by a myriad of factors. Taxes barely factor in, if they factor in at all.

The reason for inflation right now is that everyone has extra cash and there is not enough stuff to spend it on. Supply chains have not recovered from the pandemic, so practically everything is in short supply. Raising taxes will have no effect on that whatsoever. Companies will continue to work hard to meet demand, supply chains will recover, and prices will eventually stabilize.

Now if you want to talk about what specific parts of the package are pork and what parts are wise investments, that's a much better discussion. But nobody here is interested in that.

Fat Hurts, I started reading your post and then just stopped. Do you really not know what "myriad" means? It means innumerable. You would never say "a myriad of factors." You would just never say that! This is a common mistake but I expect better of you. If you screw this simple grammatical thing up how can we trust the rest of what you say. FYI ... write "myriad factors..." next time.

agip wrote:

So crazy that the Ds are trying very hard and risking Joe's presidency....to bring stuff to the uneducated white people who hate the Dems.

And also crazy that the Rs are voting down bills specifically designed to help uneducated whites .

Crazy, crazy, crazy every which way til Sunday.

Democrats care about everybody. That's what makes us Democrats.

You writing is so terrible that you have to resort to plagiarism.

Fat hurts wrote:

Sally Vixxxxxxxxens wrote:

Fat Hurts, I started reading your post and then just stopped. Do you really not know what "myriad" means? It means innumerable. You would never say "a myriad of factors." You would just never say that! This is a common mistake but I expect better of you. If you screw this simple grammatical thing up how can we trust the rest of what you say. FYI ... write "myriad factors..." next time.

You writing is so terrible that you have to resort to plagiarism.

"Your writing" is terrible. My typing is terrible.

Fat hurts wrote:

Sally Vixxxxxxxxens wrote:

Fat Hurts, I started reading your post and then just stopped. Do you really not know what "myriad" means? It means innumerable. You would never say "a myriad of factors." You would just never say that! This is a common mistake but I expect better of you. If you screw this simple grammatical thing up how can we trust the rest of what you say. FYI ... write "myriad factors..." next time.

You writing is so terrible that you have to resort to plagiarism.

And you have no defense of misusing a word that most learned in the 8th grade. Sad. And my writing is terrific. I left some sources in the text to let everyone know that I was taking it from another source.

Sally Vixxxxxxxxens wrote:

agip wrote:

So crazy that the Ds are trying very hard and risking Joe's presidency....to bring stuff to the uneducated white people who hate the Dems.

And also crazy that the Rs are voting down bills specifically designed to help uneducated whites .

Crazy, crazy, crazy every which way til Sunday.

Which bills are specifically designed to help uneducated whites? Please be specific. And they are not also designed to help uneducated blacks? Oh, you could never say that.

here's a chart of how the democrats' infrastructure plan is allocated per capita.

It shows clearly that it will help trump country among the most on a per capita basis.

In a serious country the R voters would rise up and order their reps to pass the bill.

In this frivolous country, it's freedumb time and the bill will fail.

"CNBC’s analysis shows that Vermont, Montana, Wyoming and Alaska lead when it comes to estimated per capita infrastructure spending, with at least $3,500 per resident. California’s estimated per capita allocation is less than $1,250 per resident."

agip wrote:

Sally Vixxxxxxxxens wrote:

Which bills are specifically designed to help uneducated whites? Please be specific. And they are not also designed to help uneducated blacks? Oh, you could never say that.

here's a chart of how the democrats' infrastructure plan is allocated per capita.

It shows clearly that it will help trump country among the most on a per capita basis.

In a serious country the R voters would rise up and order their reps to pass the bill.

In this frivolous country, it's freedumb time and the bill will fail.

"CNBC’s analysis shows that Vermont, Montana, Wyoming and Alaska lead when it comes to estimated per capita infrastructure spending, with at least $3,500 per resident. California’s estimated per capita allocation is less than $1,250 per resident."

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/31/infrastructure-bill-map-which-states-get-the-most-money.html

Thanks, Agip. Much appreciated. Will take a look at it.

Trollminator wrote:

Sally Vixxxxxxxxens wrote:

Ginamator, How many names are you using now?

Trollminator

Gina

Growbatina

A Trump man

Who else? I can't keep track of them all. Try select a single name and STICK to it. It seems even your liberal brethren won't agree with you on anything you write so you make up new names just to agree with another of your names. Pretty lame. That might even be considered Flagpole-ish.

LOLz, sorry that you’re on LRC 24/7 and still get punked daily. Unlike you, I only post as TroLLminator and have no reason to try to be an obsessive troll. But keep adding to that list 🎻👋🏻

Sally doesn't understand the depth of his stupidity and how we all see it, so he thinks all the criticism is from one person. What a loser.

A domestic terrorist arrested.

https://www.kxan.com/news/local/travis-county/officials-to-announce-arrest-in-attempted-arson-vandalism-of-travis-county-democrats-office/