Official LRC President Joseph R Biden Thread

and glad to see there is all fighting within the party...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxTilaxAhMk

Just remember - no matter what happens under Biden's watch, nothing, and I mean NOTHING, will come remotely close to the lying, incompetence and lawlessness we saw with the orange menace. Keep focusing on tripping, Dr Seuss, Mr Potato Head and pretending there are no pedos in the GQP.

Not CNN wrote:

Still waiting for some unifying words from President Biden.

8,000 hotel rooms canceled in Atlanta yesterday because of him and other delusional Dems like Stacy Abrams. How many million will the city/area lose because of that stupid decision?

Blacks are disproportionately affected by this cancellation too. Dementia Joe doesn’t care. Not a peep from dementia Joe about mlb choosing to have the all star game in a state with MORE restrictive voting laws than Georgia.

It’s getting ridiculous. He’s been a failure at every level.

But hey look Matt Gates!!!! Smh

Trollminator wrote:

Not CNN wrote:

Wow!

I'm glad you are finally figuring some of these things out! Have you noticed the inflation that is already on us?

Did you hear that what was stopped with the border wall construction by your buddy Biden may get started back up? Sounds like more than you are finally starting to see the silly changes that were done by EO have not been helpful!

Just remember - no matter what happens under Biden's watch, nothing, and I mean NOTHING, will come remotely close to the lying, incompetence and lawlessness we saw with the orange menace. Keep focusing on tripping, Dr Seuss, Mr Potato Head and pretending there are no pedos in the GQP.

But but but Matt Gates!!!!

agip wrote:

couple of rough things for the country lately

1) The WH for several days misrepresented key facts about the GA voting bill. They said it restricts the hours of voting when it does not. A misrepresentation done once is bad, done more than once is a lie.

2) relying on this crazeballs reconciliation of already passed bills to jam through more spending. I think I have that right. The third reconciliation bill.

3) Calling all kinds of stuff 'infrastructure' when it very clearly is not. $400 BILLION for elderly care? That might be a good use for money but it's not infrastructure.

I think the majority of the country wants to be free of this kind of thing. Just level with the American people and do your best. This kind of fudgery is disappointing.

The 60 Minutes false reporting on DeSantis also hurt the Dems.

1) The Georgia bill now allows restriction of voting hours but does not mandate it. The actual hours are up to the local elections board. But because the legislature can now take control of local election boards, they can effectively set the hours. So if the Republicans in the legislature want to make black counties stop voting at 5pm, they can now do that.

2) I don't understand what you are complaining about. Your second point doesn't seem to make sense.

3) Having an elderly care program is infrastructure. Maybe it's not the first thing you think of when someone says, "infrastructure", but that's what it is.

infrastructurenoun "the basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g. buildings, roads, power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise."

An elderly care program clearly falls under "organizational structure" needed for the operation of a society.

How about this for leveling with the American people?

This infrastructure bill is the most important legislation of our lifetimes. If it is not passed, humanity has little chance of survival.

Hambo wrote:

Not a peep from dementia Joe about mlb choosing to have the all star game in a state with MORE restrictive voting laws than Georgia.

Colorado voting laws are far less restrictive than Georgia's.

Over 99% of votes in Colorado are cast via mail or drop box so comparing the states solely on the basis of days of early voting site availability as Gov Kemp and Sen Scott have done is beyond silly.

Despite it's not being a swing state in the 2020 presidential election, Colorado had the second highest voter participation rate of all states.

Well, ok then! wrote:

Hambo wrote:

Not a peep from dementia Joe about mlb choosing to have the all star game in a state with MORE restrictive voting laws than Georgia.

Colorado voting laws are far less restrictive than Georgia's.

Over 99% of votes in Colorado are cast via mail or drop box so comparing the states solely on the basis of days of early voting site availability as Gov Kemp and Sen Scott have done is beyond silly.

Despite it's not being a swing state in the 2020 presidential election, Colorado had the second highest voter participation rate of all states.

Does Colorado require some sort of Jim Crow on steroids voter ID?

Not CNN wrote:

Well, ok then! wrote:

Colorado voting laws are far less restrictive than Georgia's.

Over 99% of votes in Colorado are cast via mail or drop box so comparing the states solely on the basis of days of early voting site availability as Gov Kemp and Sen Scott have done is beyond silly.

Despite it's not being a swing state in the 2020 presidential election, Colorado had the second highest voter participation rate of all states.

Does Colorado require some sort of Jim Crow on steroids voter ID?

Again, Colorado had the second highest voter participation rate of all 50 states in the 2020 election.

Well, ok then! wrote:

Not CNN wrote:

Does Colorado require some sort of Jim Crow on steroids voter ID?

Again, Colorado had the second highest voter participation rate of all 50 states in the 2020 election.

and they have MORE restrictive voting laws. Go figure.

Well, ok then! wrote:

Not CNN wrote:

Does Colorado require some sort of Jim Crow on steroids voter ID?

Again, Colorado had the second highest voter participation rate of all 50 states in the 2020 election.

How can they have the second highest voter participation rate AND require an ID to vote?????!!!!

That’s un-possible!!!

And racist!!!

Right

Schools are part of our infrastructure.

Expanding public funding from K-12 to pre K and college would provide more infrastructure.

And providing for elderly care would further expand our infrastructure.

Greater internet access would help our infrastructure.

Greater medical access would help.

Maintain and build more roads and bridges.

EV charging stations.

There are so many things that help society and the economy as a whole that aren't efficient or profitable in the private sector.

Trollminator wrote:

Not CNN wrote:

Wow!

I'm glad you are finally figuring some of these things out! Have you noticed the inflation that is already on us?

Did you hear that what was stopped with the border wall construction by your buddy Biden may get started back up? Sounds like more than you are finally starting to see the silly changes that were done by EO have not been helpful!

Just remember - no matter what happens under Biden's watch, nothing, and I mean NOTHING, will come remotely close to the lying, incompetence and lawlessness we saw with the orange menace. Keep focusing on tripping, Dr Seuss, Mr Potato Head and pretending there are no pedos in the GQP.

I'm not sure what lies, incompetence, and lawlessness you are referring to?

Yeah that’s the ticket. Lol

Lol. You people are so fvcking gullible or dumb just because a person with a (d) behind their name says something. Frightening how rational thought goes out the window.

L L wrote:

Right

Schools are part of our infrastructure.

Expanding public funding from K-12 to pre K and college would provide more infrastructure.

And providing for elderly care would further expand our infrastructure.

Greater internet access would help our infrastructure.

Greater medical access would help.

Maintain and build more roads and bridges.

EV charging stations.

There are so many things that help society and the economy as a whole that aren't efficient or profitable in the private sector.

That last sentence is the money quote. Most of what government does is all about infrastructure.

If Republicans plan to fight this bill based on the definition of infrastructure they will lose out big time. Frankly, if they fight it at all they will just be seen as obstructing our nation's future.

The best strategy for Republicans would be to come up with a better way to pay for it. Then they could reclaim the title of the "fiscally responsible" party instead of just being the party of "no".

But Republicans seem to be all out of ideas. They got nuthin'. And it shows.

Hambo wrote:

Frightening how rational thought goes out the window.

Like when you blindly believed in and worshipped the NY orange-makeup wearing crybaby conman.

Trollminator wrote:

Hambo wrote:

Frightening how rational thought goes out the window.

Like when you blindly believed in and worshipped the NY orange-makeup wearing crybaby conman.

Or when you deny the greenhouse effect. This is a process that has been known to science since the Lincoln administration.

And if we don't do something about it, we will have crop failure that will result in the end of humanity. That's why this jobs and infrastructure bill is the most important legislation of our lifetime.

Hambo wrote:

Well, ok then! wrote:

Again, Colorado had the second highest voter participation rate of all 50 states in the 2020 election.

and they have MORE restrictive voting laws. Go figure.

that's an absurdly false statement

for one, CO sends a ballot in the mail to every registered voter

that alone shows you are making stuff up

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 IS THE MOST important legislation of our lifetimes! Are you really this clueless?

Fat hurts wrote:

Trollminator wrote:

Like when you blindly believed in and worshipped the NY orange-makeup wearing crybaby conman.

Or when you deny the greenhouse effect. This is a process that has been known to science since the Lincoln administration.

And if we don't do something about it, we will have crop failure that will result in the end of humanity. That's why this jobs and infrastructure bill is the most important legislation of our lifetime.

LOL. I don't think Abe cared too much about a made-up Global Warming crisis. He was too busy freeing the effing slaves!