I am sure they will say it is a privacy issue with theirAnd this is an EPIC move on Elon's part. Twit hiding information from Elon, but they must disclose this in court. Prepare to have some information sealed when it does go to court.
I am sure they will say it is a privacy issue with theirAnd this is an EPIC move on Elon's part. Twit hiding information from Elon, but they must disclose this in court. Prepare to have some information sealed when it does go to court.
If us guys only had the sharks keen sense of smell to detect PMS, LOLI also think the reason that most shark attacks in California have been on women, sadly.
Birx, the former White House COVID response coordinator, stated in an interview with Neil Cavuto on Fox News that she knew the vaccines wouldn't stop infections. Birx's comments align with what Paul was saying last year regarding the vaccines and the sycophantic nature in which Democrats were pushing them on the public.
"I knew these vaccines were not going to protect against infection," Birx said. "And I think we overplayed the vaccines, and it made people then worry that it's not going to protect against severe disease and hospitalization. It will. But let's be very clear: 50% of the people who died from the omicron surge were older, vaccinated."
Consider Paul's comments in an exchange with Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra last September. Paul challenged Becerra on the efficacy of vaccines compared to natural immunity. At the time, Paul was one of only a few people who challenged those in charge, and he was criticized, condemned, and vilified by many left-wingers for it. Some even claimed Paul's words were causing people to die. As it turns out, Paul was right, and they were wrong.
QUOTE: Projections from the Office of Student Enrollment, shared with The Post Friday, showed the city Department of Education expects to enroll roughly 28,100 fewer students this fall, and another 2,300 students by the end of the school year.
"We have a massive hemorrhaging of students — massive hemorrhaging. We're in a very dangerous place in the number of students that we are dropping,"Mayor Eric Adams said.
Roughly 120,000 students have fled the public school system over the last five years, according to the DOE.
Officials also pointed to national trends of decreased enrollment, attributing that to diminished birthrates, a lack of affordability, and relocations during the pandemic.
QUOTE: As the 2022 midterms loom ever closer, Republicans have increased their generic ballot lead by two points in the last fortnight. The latest Rasmussen Reports poll, released Friday, reveals that voters are ready to cast a ballot for Republicans over Democrats by a 10-point margin — 49% to 39%. This is a two-point improvement from the July 9 survey, which had generic Republicans up over Democrats by eight points (47% to 39%).
The last time control of Congress changed hands, in 2018, Democrats held a seven-point generic Congressional ballot advantage among likely voters in July (47% to 40%). The spread tightened to a statistical dead heat by Election Day. When the dust settled, Republicans had increased their hold on the Senate while Democrats had won a slim majority in the House.
But things are looking decidedly redder going into the 2022 midterm season.
The Republican lead on the congressional ballot is due both to greater GOP partisan intensity and a 17-point advantage among independents. While 89% of Republican voters say they would vote for their own party's congressional candidate, just 79% of Democrats would vote for the Democratic candidate. Among voters not affiliated with either major party, however, 44% would vote Republican and 27% would vote Democrat, while 10% would vote for some other candidate and 20% are undecided.
Fiscal policy is a fair criticism. Now throw out the 2020 COVID year as an outlier, and I'm with you. It's a bullshit graph trying to insinuate the spending in 2020. It also doesn't take into account that it takes TWO (parties) to do this fiscal tango.View attachment 134931
Why do the red lines trend up, but the blue lines trend down? Are republicans not really the “fiscal conservatives” they claim to be?
Can we bring back Clinton or Obama again?
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Why do the red lines trend up, but the blue lines trend down?
Well here I am feeding the troll again (not you Gargoile).There is a reason why it looks good when the democrats are in control.
I wasn't in doubt, maybe they teach it differently now, but Communists were on the Left, Nazi's/Fascists on the Right. I don't look to YouTube for many "Facts", but as the old saying goes "opinions are like assholes, everybody's got one".
Were the Nazis Socialists?
There is a reason why it looks good when the democrats are in control. When democrats are in the spending goes up. When republican's are in control, they reel in the spending and put in the controls like tax cuts and corporate taxes that takes time for the deficit to be reflected in your chart. That is why all the democrat spending takes so long to take effect as it falls under a republican. The only difference in your chart is that the "huge" Trump jump in spending was due to COVID
So if we had two different democratic presidents back to back ( ie 16 years ) you will see the chart will prove me correct.
Ministry of Truth: Wikipedia Editors Feverishly
Change Article on Recessions to Match Biden Talking Points
An edit war broke out on Wikipedia this week over the definition of “recession,” as the Biden administration and the corporate media take the unprecedented step of denying the U.S. is in recession even after two consecutive quarters of negative growth. More than 70 edits to the page about recessions were made before the site locked the entry preventing further changes. The edits successfully de-emphasize the broad consensus definition of recession — two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth — instead parroting the Biden Administration’s talking points.
Editors of the leftist-dominated online encyclopedia are pushing a definition of “recession” that is unusually broad and favors the Biden administration’s claims that no recession has occurred. This definition, from the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), claims that a recession is a ” significant decline in economic activity spread across the market, lasting more than a few months.”
What was until recently the broad consensus on the definition of a recession — two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth — remains at the top of the page, but editors have been attempting to remove it. This definition is also described as the United Kingdom’s definition.
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The article continues to note, further down the page in a section on the definition, that “in a 1975 New York Times article, economic statistician Julius Shiskin suggested several rules of thumb for defining a recession, one of which was ‘two down quarters of GDP.'”
In response to the edit war,senior Wikipedia editors have locked the page on recession, preventing users from making further snap edits to it. Articles that become the subject of contentious “edit wars” are often locked in this manner by Wikipedia administrators — but the lock comes after leftists successfully muddied the waters.
The new prominence of the NBER’s definition comes after the Biden administration began citing it in its arguments, backed by a sycophantic media, that the U.S. is not in recession.
Via Breitbart News:
White House advisers have repeatedly refused to define what a recession is, but they frequently cite the definition outlined by the National Bureau of Economic Research.
The Republican National Committee also dug up old quotes from Biden’s other economic adviser.
In May, Chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers Cecilia Rouse said during a CNN interview that “Typically, economists date a recession as being at least two quarters of negative growth, and other factors, which we have not seen at all.”
That NBER definition is now littered throughout the Wikipedia page on recessions.
Ministry of Truth: Wikipedia Editors Feverishly Change Article on Recessions to Match Biden Talking Points