won t that kind of spending because hyperinflation? if you print money like it is not worth anything, doesn t not the value of the money decline? normal people have questions, but thankfully the new york times was on the seem to quell all doubt. the new york times and biden s plan stresses jobs, roads. one of the new york times four separate front page bill, to trillion for once in a generation. s ron klain, white house chieff staff, tweeted out the front page, america, let s go win the future, claim wrote. let s go win the future come america. what does that future look like? this plan, whatever its merits, will not make your commute easier. only about 5% of that to trillion will actually go to roads and bridges, so 5% on infrastructure, 95% on social engineering. that is what joe biden calls a once in a lifetime infrastructure bill. he is right about part of it, it is once-in-a-lifetime, if it passes, this generational live in a very different country. before
everyone, whether they ve requested one or not and they are being accused of racism. republican say they are trying to restore order to a system that went through extraordinary people due to the unique circumstances of the coronavirus pandemic. the fact is, election fraud has occurred. election officials created drive-through voting, which is not authorized by law. shannon: texas lieutenant governor dan patrick says texans are fed up with corporations trying to dictate public policy. big business though was under a lot of pressure to do just that. floor coca-cola had expressed some support for it. but then after headquarters in atlanta, now coke and delta are among those speaking out forcefully against the new law. the wall street journal hammering their leaders tonight as woke and weak ceos, referring to george s new law, the journal says the state provides far more days of early voting than new york. it offers no excuse absentee ballots unlike mr. biden s beloved de
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pro-american meritocracy still standing was the u.s. military. from the progressive perspective, the military was too masculine and had way too many republicans and a dangerous knack of turning minorities into patriotic, self-reliant conservatives. this could not stand. michelle obama s decision to make military spouses her top initiative as first ladies was the first clue that they have their sights set on the u.s. armed forces. by obama s second term, a stealth takeover of top brass top military brass was underway. officers who were aligned were promoted. a general who obeyed and advanced the woke progressive agenda could expect a lucrative afterlife on corporate boards, already populated by the obama-clinton world. one of the first whistle-blowers was james stephane, who wrote stand down, documenting the obama-era changes to military call culture and its negative impact on national culture. the military s job is not to be woke or sensitive. simply, it is to defend th