LOL, I know these leftwing tards aren't very good at math, however this idiot Biden takes his stupidity to a new level....


Biden Tells Huge Whopper at Debate, Claims 150 Million Americans Killed With Guns Since 2007
Posted at 11:00 pm on February 25, 2020 by Nick Arama



Democratic presidential candidates,vformer Vice President Joe Biden, participate in a Democratic presidential primary debate at the Gaillard Center, Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020, in Charleston, S.C., co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

In general, Joe Biden probably did better in the South Carolina debate than he’s done in prior debates.


That said, he still had moments where there appeared to be a lack of lucidity and where he just rambled his head off.

Perhaps the worst moment was when he claimed that half of America had been killed by gun violence since 2007.


Tom Elliott@tomselliott


Biden claims firearms have killed more than half of the U.S. population since 2007







Biden was asked how he would stop gun violence, with the moderator noting that “Congress has not been able to pass a major gun legislation in a quarter of a century.” The former vice president said that he is “the only one who ever got it done nationally” before making the false claim that 150 million people have been killed by guns since 2007.

“One hundred fifty million people have been killed since 2007, when [Vermont Sen.] Bernie [Sanders] voted to exempt the gun manufacturers from liability,” Biden claimed. “More than all the wars, including Vietnam, from that point on. Carnage on our streets.”

He then threatened the NRA sayin he was coming for them and gun manufacturers. Um, Joe? The NRA is a an American membership organization, you’re threatening to beat Americans.

The claim of course was crazy, but no one called him out on it during the debate.

But as then none of them are known for being accurate when it comes to talking about guns.

Biden himself has a long history of strange, weird and wrong comments about the nature of guns. Who can ever forget his advice that all you need is a shotgun and you can fire two blasts to scare anyone away?

But the numbers of course as to people being killed isn’t anywhere close to 150 million.

The stat he may have been searching for in his head is 1.5 million since 1968.

But the fact that he’s still gaffing all over the place and can’t even get that stat out on the eve of folks voting in South Carolina could be problematic if that’s the takeaway about him from the debate

 

It's really time for someone to talk Alzheimer Joe out of the race and off the national stage. Not only has his presence put his corruption with Hunter and the Ukraine right out there in America's face, but the doddering old fool is ruining any chance he had of retiring gracefully with his (questionable) image as an elder statesman intact.

As it is, he will fade from America's memory as a clown.

 

Exactly what corruption?

 

Crawl out from under the rock you've been living under.

 

In other words, you can't tell us what crimes are involved, so you parrot the party line.

It is interesting that since Biden has fallen from grace, we've heard nothing about his supposed crimes in the Ukraine...

 

I decided I don't care about politics anymore until the coronavirus is under control. I think.

 

Oh, so you DO know to who t corruption I was referring. That's why I couldn't be bothered addressing your bullshit, disingenuous question.

PS a couple of weeks ago, I posted a link to examples of Joe using his office to enrich his family members - going back many years. I presume you read it - if not, go find it and stop wasting people's time with bullshit questions.

 

Hmmm, it doesn't look like Mike's getting it done...



Michael Bloomberg’s Campaign Is Burning Down
Posted at 6:00 pm on February 26, 2020 by Bonchie



Democratic presidential candidates, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, raises his hand during the Democratic presidential primary debate at the Gaillard Center, Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020, in Charleston, S.C., co-hosted by CBS News and the Congressional Black Caucus Institute. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

Michael Bloomberg didn’t have a terrible debate last night, and it was certainly better than the dumpster fire performance he gave in his first appearance. Yet, it looks like the bloom is off the Bloomberg rose and I’m not sure there’s any saving it.


Once again, most of his competition decided to attack him instead of the actual frontrunner and it’s left Bloomberg unable to overcome the false perceptions his ads have otherwise been building. Bloomberg is not charismatic, he’s not relatable, and he’s pretty much like what he portrays himself to be.

All of that is adding up to a campaign that looks to be burning down.


Nate Silver

✔@NateSilver538

Bloomberg is in quite a lot of trouble. His national polls have stalled out or begun to reverse themselves. He's fallen to 11% in our CA polling average. In other Super Tuesday states, we aren't seeing the leads we saw pre-NV debate; it's a lot of stuff in the teens and low 20s.


Silver also listed out the latest polling in the Super Tuesday states and none of it portends a coming Bloomberg surge. In fact, it shows Bernie in pretty good shape, with no blowout coming, but certainly enough of a win for him to head into the convention with a plurality.

What this all means is that Bloomberg could actually help Bernie by staying in the race after Joe Biden likely wins South Carolina on Saturday. He’s going to stomp all over any opportunity for Biden to gain momentum and knock Sanders down a peg. In short, Bloomberg’s ego may cost the Democrats any chance of stopping of him.

There’s some serious irony in that, as Bloomberg has portrayed himself as the last, best chance to save the Democratic ticket from being saddled with a communist. That’s clearly not true anymore though. Even nationally, Bloomberg is cratering, down in the low teens and well behind several other candidates.

In the end, Bloomberg is going to have burned through at least half a billion dollars to not even come close to winning the nomination. And by doing so, he’s going to have wasted a ton of money he could have otherwise used to help a Democrat in the general.

The biggest winner in all this turns out to be Donald Trump. I have a feeling that wasn’t Bloomberg’s plan.

 

It's under control in the U.S..

If these other state-run Communist countries are to unprepared to allow the rest of the world to know the truth about what is going on under their rule...fuck'em.

Politics and titties...carry on.

 

Cherokee Indians Drop the Hammer on Elizabeth Warren: An Open Letter Demands She ‘Fess Up as a Destructive Liar
Posted at 5:45 pm on February 26, 2020 by Alex Parker



Democratic presidential candidate, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., speaks during a Democratic presidential primary debate Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2020, in Las Vegas, hosted by NBC News and MSNBC. (AP Photo/John Locher)


200+ American Indians have served a letter to former squaw Elizabeth Warren, calling on her to address her past goofiness about being a member of the tribe.


Published on Medium, the open letter comes courtesy of three groups telling Warren she needs to seriously get right with them — by using her admission of cultural/tribal appropriation as a teachable moment.

Basically, she needs to confess in a giant way that what she did was really, really crappy.

So say the “concerned citizens of the Cherokee Nation, United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians,” who “recognize [their] responsibility to stand up for [their] communities: to those [they] claim and those who claim [them].”

The letter starts with a bit of reaming:

Senator Warren, as you seek the Democratic nomination for President of the United States, your history of false claims to American Indian identity and the defense of these claims with a highly publicized DNA test continue to dog your political career. For Native Americans, this moment is more than an annoyance; it represents the most public debate about our identity in a generation. In a country where Indigenous people are mostly invisible, what Americans conclude from this debate will impact Native rights for years to come.

Liz has made it stylish for plain ol’ white folk to masquerade as something they’re not:

Whatever your intentions, your actions have normalized white people claiming to be Native, and perpetuated a dangerous misunderstanding of tribal sovereignty. Your actions do not exist in a vacuum but are part of a long and violent history.

And the system was already rife with whites citing membership for financial gain:

The Los Angeles Times recently reported that white members of fake “tribes” have been awarded over $800 million in no-bid federal contracts set aside for minority business owners. Rather than using evidence of Native ancestry, these fake tribes rely solely on family stories and commercial DNA tests.

As you may remember, when Elizabeth announced she wasn’t an Indian, she blamed the misunderstanding on her family (here). I guess in the Warren house, they didn’t have mirrors.


But to the letter’s authors, her familial defense is a no-go:

When you still defend yourself by stating you believed what you heard growing up, you set a harmful example for these white people stealing Native identity and resources with stories very similar to your own.

And here’s something I’d not before heard — America’s Indian tribes are organizations of the political variety:

[W]e are actually political groups. Our rights are based on citizenship in sovereign Nations and those Nations’ treaty relationship to the United States. But that hasn’t stopped opponents to tribes from arguing that laws defending Native rights treat us differently based on race and therefore should be declared unconstitutional. If they win, it could be the end of tribes as we know them.

And Elizabeth is guilty:

By publicly equating race and biology with Native identity, your DNA test promoted the exact same logic the Right is currently using to try and destroy Native rights.

The Cherokee want a real come-to-Jesus moment:

You have yet to fully address the harm you have caused. While your apologies are a step in the right direction, they have been vague and inadequate.

She ain’t gettin’ off easy!

Accountability is not just admitting you made a mistake, but working to correct the harm it caused. A recent collective statement by Cherokee scholars makes clear that any person who publicly identifies as Cherokee has initiated an open discussion about their identity. As a Harvard professor and U.S. Senator, you have the unique opportunity to turn this controversy into a needed learning moment.

They’re calling for her to make clear three things, as publicly as all get-out:

Like many other white families, your family story of Cherokee and Delaware ancestry is false and it was wrong for you to repeat it as an adult. You have had the genealogical evidence since 2012. Stating you do not qualify for citizenship is not enough; the truth is you and your ancestors are white.

Equating Cherokee identity with the results of a DNA test was more than a misstep — it was dangerous. Your supporters and the public need to understand why. We ask that you explain that only tribal affiliation and kinship determine Native identity, and that equating Native identity with race and biology erodes the foundation of Indigenous sovereignty.

Claiming Native identity without citizenship, kinship ties, or recognition from Native communities undermines Indigenous self determination. As the most public example of this behavior, you need to clearly state that Native people are the sole authority on who is — and who is not — Native.

That last one seems odd. There’s a sense to it — they claim who they want. Yet, does lineage not also determine who is Cherokee?

Perhaps “Cherokee” and “member of the Cherokee nation” are concepts which can coexist?

Either way, Elizabeth Warren trumpeted her Indian Identity for years.

And, so far as I can see, there’s been very little backlash.

As political groups, do the Cherokee Nation, United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians believe a meeting of the above demands would change her position in the primaries?

Or do they want to capitalize on the attention she’s getting, so her mea culpa will get maximum exposure?

Whatever the reason for their timing, they may have to get in line — right now, the 2020 hopeful’s busy saying she sent her privately-schooled kids to public school, fighting viruses with unicycles (here), and trying to sell herself as poor while apparently hiding from cameras as she exits private jets (here)

Busy schedule. Giving the Cherokee their props may have to wait ’til after Hillary swings in and wins the primaries.

 

Obama lawyers send cease and desist letter over 'dispicable' pro-Trump super PAC's ad hitting Biden

Former President Obama's team denounced an ad created by a pro-Trump super PAC Wednesday as "disinformation" and "despicable" for juxtaposing Obama's words about race with claims about former Vice President Joe Biden.

Perkins Coie, the Seattle-based law firm representing Obama's office, sent a cease and desist letter to the super PAC late Wednesday. Obama spokeswoman Katie Hill also called on South Carolina television stations to stop airing the ad ahead of the state's presidential primary on Saturday.

"This despicable ad is straight out of the Republican disinformation playbook, and it’s clearly designed to suppress turnout among minority voters in South Carolina by taking President Obama’s voice out of context and twisting his words to mislead viewers," said in a statement provided to Fox News on Wednesday

The controversial ad, created by the Committee to Defend the President, plays audio of Obama talking about "plantation politics" and police brutality, as well as poor housing and jobs for African Americans. The words come from Obama's 1995 memoir, "Dreams from My Father."

While the recording of Obama plays, on-screen text displays claims about Biden's record on racial issues.

"Joe Biden wrote bill that disporportionately jailed African Americans," the ad reads, quoting a New York Times headline from 2019.

"Enough," a female voice says, after the recording of Obama finishes. "Joe Biden won't represent us, defend us, or help us. Don't believe Biden's empty promises."

Biden's campaign similarly attacked the ad as "desperate" and "despicable."

"Donald Trump and his allies are absolutely terrified that Joe Biden will defeat him in November," campaign spokesman Andrew Bates said.

"Trump even got himself impeached by trying to force another country to lie about the Vice President -- who's now the only candidate to have proven he can overcome Trump's trademark, craven smears. This latest intervention in the Democratic primary is one of the most desperate yet, a despicable torrent of misinformation by the president's lackeys. It spotlights yet again what we've all known for a very long time: Joe Biden will win this battle for the soul of our nation."

 

Biden vows to take the Palmetto State in primary: I will win South Carolina
House Majority Whip James Clyburn endorses Joe Biden for the Democratic nomination for president, giving a boost to the former vice president; Fox News correspondent Ellison Barber reports.

 

For Numb Plums comment above:

"Prove one lie."

Okay, here: I actually took a minute to find this, because I remember the post and actually looked it up, but couldn't be bothered at the time, and I'm not goiung to waste any more time on you by going back any further:
You quoted Cirdellin:
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This is becoming tedious. Yes there will be women challenging the late term abortion laws because continuing to carry a child interferes with what she wants to do. No threat to her life but the fetus is inconvenient to her. What should be the ethical response to this. Some people are shitty and selfish. How should this be dealt with? Do you believe that it’s her body so the fetus doesn’t matter or do you believe something else?

Not one documented case? Not so much...
https://www.nyclu.org/en/cases/nati...ez-challenging-federal-ban-late-term-abortion

Now I expect your typical deflection, or you saying that saying something that is not true is not a lie.

 

@latecomer91364

Your work is done here.
You've shown Anon's lie, ti.e to move on before he spews.

 

The presidential hopefuls and coronavirus are doing a good job of sabotaging the stock market . These fucking idiots put on such a circus . Investors are so afraid one of these fuckers will win. That Stop investing stop spending these fuckers are scary imagine Bernie Sanders winning. Him a ocazzio Cortez Omar Taligeb They will flood this country with people you cannot imagine even recognize this country

 

Oh, don't panic @Truthful 1
What goes up must come down must go up.

Your financial guy should be looking for sell high, buy low opportunities. If not, get a new financial guy.

Or, just wait. It will be fine.

 

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