My Politics for Today - Biden Executive Orders

Is he throwing a bone to pharmaceutical companies? 

The cost of insulin for low income Americans is about to go up because of Joe's executive orders stripping away price protections, and that's not all. 

Joe Biden now wants statehood for Washington, The constitution frankly be damned.

Within the first 72 hours of his administration he:

Killed 70,000 jobs and ended US energy independance
Eliminated women's sports
Invaded Syria

My November Visit to NJ

 

Antifa Still At It

 I really thought that the rioters in Portland and Seattle would settle down now that the Democrats have left them behind but I guess not.....at least not yet.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/antifa-in-seattle-and-portland-smash-property-oppose-biden-police-we-are-ungovernable_3665544.html?utm_source=newsnoe&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=breaking-2021-01-21-1

New Glass Ceiling for Women's Sports

On day 1, Biden unilaterally eviscerates women's sports. Any educational institution that receives federal funding must admit biologically-male athletes to women's teams, women's scholarships, etc. A new glass ceiling was just placed over girls.

Matt's take:

I'm against and i think you'd have difficulty finding real humans who support it. The reason that we discriminate by sex in sports is because there is a huge physical difference in ability between men and women. Denying that is denying reality.

When I was a teacher, I saw parents do really really nonsensical things to ensure their kid would do well in sports. You will see psychopaths force a sex change on kids to be "champions" in girls sports

I wouldn't let my daughter compete with trans athletes in most sports

In a slightly related issue, I don't think it's in the public interest for schools to be associated with sports in the first place

If there's an argument for public education, it's that an educated populace is necessary for democracy to work. Or that it's necessary to have an educated workforce. What does sports have to do with that.

Most countries of the world have private sports clubs

Yesterday, 1:10 PM

This whole issue could be avoided if we weren't spending money on something that most of us don't give a shit about

Lancet Hydroxychloroquine Study Retracted

How many people would have been saved if this treatment were not associated with Trump and not demonized by the pharmaceutical companies who wanted no competition for their vaccine?

https://nationalfile.com/as-biden-became-president-medical-journal-quietly-retracted-study-that-claimed-hydroxychloroquine-is-ineffective/

Biden Presidency

This is a sad day for me.  I have a lot of fears regarding this presidency.  I know that a president's wish list doesn't always come to fruition.  Look at Trump's wall.  Anyway, here's my list:
* Mask mandate.  Seems unconstitutional and don't know how it would be implemented.
* More censorship.  On the plus side maybe it will open up the field to some alt-tech sites.
* Higher prices at the gas pump.  Biden wants to crack down on fossil fuel production, stop fracking and pipelines.  This will also increase the cost of food and other products due to transportation costs.
* Pledge to defeat domestic terrorism.  Will this be a way to put people who disagree with on a 'no flight list' or prohibited from owning firearms?
* Forced vaccinations via a health passport
* Ramp up of military conflicts.  Time will tell.
* Increase in illegal and legal immigration.  This is not a time to increase competition for jobs when we have so much unemployment.
* Higher taxes, higher debt and inflation the ++$$trillion budget is staggering.  Debt causes inflation and the higher prices.  Our fixed income will be worth less.

One the other hand, I think Trump is a coward for not pardoning Julian Assange and the other whistleblowers.  He pardoned many others including 2 border patrol cops who murdered an illegal who was trying to cross back to Mexico by shooting him in the back.  

Luckily I have few expenses and needs.  I can live with far less but mostly fear for my kids and grandkids who will inherit the debt.  Hopefully, we will get through this.

Ivermectin for Covid

 In a stunning testimony before the U.S. Senate, Dr. Pierre Kory, medical director at the Trauma and Life Support Center at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine, told investigators there is a medicine available that not only can be used as a preventative for COVID-19, but as a treatment for it. That drug is ivermectin, an antiparasitic compound that costs just 12 cents a dose. #covid
https://www.bitchute.com/video/NSil15MibqlM/