Biden's America Last Program

Hijinx

Well-Known Member
The one good thing I see in these times all of us are hurting, even the PG and northern Charles County resident who vote for Steny Hoyer.

Maybe they are hurting enough to finally send Steny into retirement where he belongs.
 

jrt_ms1995

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‘Eat Lentils, Poors!’

... Teresa Ghilarducci, ... explains that inflation, especially soaring gas prices, will do much less harm to Americans who earn more than $289,000 per year. For those near the median income of around $50,000, or less, decisions will be much harder...

“If your income is more than $289,000 a year, the run-up in gas prices may be alarming — but it’s unlikely to hammer your overall finances,” Ghilarducci wrote. “For those earning much less, it’s a different story.”

Ghilarducci’s suggestions included:

  • taking public transportation instead of driving;
  • buying and eating meat substitutes like lentils and vegetables;
  • avoiding buying items in bulk;
  • avoiding unnecessary charges; and
  • avoiding medical expenses for pets
What a f**king genius! Here we have a look at the next Nobel Prize in Economics winner's contribution to the advancement of not only the field, but humanity as a whole. Astounding!
 

SamSpade

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I'd open her to the extremely real likelihood that she has unwittingly talked, exchanged and interacted with hundreds of people who have not been vaccinated or are anti-vaxxers - just by going about in regular life.

Secondly - choosing not to have dinner with them is actually not "punishing them" for not complying with vaccine. If anything, it is SAVING them from an evening of unending misery.

Thirdly - until Dec. of 2020, NO ONE had received a vaccine, nor had many for another six months. I'm gonna guess that THAT didn't stop you from being in the company of people that had not been vaccinated.

And lastly, and this can't be stressed often enough - vaccination protects the vaccinated. It doesn't shield the rest of the population FURTHER, it does not stop the vaccinated from spreading the virus and clearly if it requires an endless series of boosters, it never confers immunity the way other vaccines do. We continue to be "in this mess we are now" because the vaccine does not WORK the way we'd like it to.

Unlike vritually every vaccine we typically take - these don't seem to work very well at all.
 

Kyle

Beloved Misanthrope
PREMO Member
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DaSDGuy

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With Russian and Ukraine combining to product 25% of the exported wheat in the world, anything made with wheat will go up in price. The US doesn't import their wheat, but the shortage will be felt world wide.
 

Hijinx

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Everything is there but the "I did that " Sticker of Joe Biden.

The idea of forcing everyone into the electric world of Joe Biden and the Environmentalists is causing real chaos in the world. The chaos is worse than the climate change they fear. It can be solved by tearing up the mush mouthed ass holes executive Order and going back to the energy source we all know.

Ask yourself how smart is it to abandon a source that works in favor of Unicorn farts before the Unicorn farts plan is ready. How smart is it to be closing down electric plants that will be needed for the plan to work.?
Ask yourself WTH are they thinking? As they see their plan causing war , and shortages and much suffering yet to come.
 

Clem72

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With Russian and Ukraine combining to product 25% of the exported wheat in the world, anything made with wheat will go up in price. The US doesn't import their wheat, but the shortage will be felt world wide.

Right, but now it may be more profitable to export it. So price will rise for local use as well.
 

Hijinx

Well-Known Member
And that is exactly wha
Right, but now it may be more profitable to export it. So price will rise for local use as well.
t will happen. The wheat dealers will start selling American grain for the profit to other countries and the price of everything made with grain will go up and we will have shortages here.
I plan a big garden this year, I have the feeling I will need it.
 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member

Dear Elites Chasing 100 Percent ‘Clean Energy’: Your Ignorance Is Showing




As gas prices pinch Americans, quite a buzz has emerged over electric vehicles. Many ordinary Americans are lamenting both the astronomical prices at the pump and the Biden administration’s subsequent push for electric cars as he blames Russia. The corrupt press is predictably suggesting those spurned Biden critics are spinning “conspiracy theories.”

But it isn’t a conspiracy theory to point out that the White House has gas-powered Americans right where it wants them, nor is it conspiratorial to note that the administration — including President Joe Biden, Press Secretary Jen Psaki, Vice President Kamala Harris, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, and Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm — has used the gasoline crisis it largely created to pump green dreams, including a transition to electric vehicles.


More than being completely tone-deaf to the plight of Americans who, while struggling to pay $4 a gallon for gas probably don’t have tens of thousands of dollars lying around to buy a Tesla, the Biden administration also ignores the severe shortage of microchips and scarcity of available vehicles anyway. Given those constraints, even those who can afford to buy new cars probably can’t just waltz into a dealership and be relieved of the fuel burden.
 

TPD

the poor dad
So @TPD, do world events factor in what you plan to plant this year, or is it still corn and soybeans?
Absolutely does. Since our wheat is planted in the fall for June harvest, we can't make changes to this years acreage. I think there will be some guys who planted wheat in the fall as a cover crop will end up harvesting that wheat this year instead because of higher commodity prices.

My corn/soybean mix will be a bit different this year because of input costs. Less corn because nitrogen is so expensive right now, more soybeans because they are a bit cheaper to plant. But because of the fuel/ethanol situation, who knows where corn prices are going, since a lot of corn is used in ethanol (about a third of total US corn production).

Restrictions have been placed on the movement of poultry litter because of the bird flu. A lot of farmers here on the western shore use eastern shore poultry litter as fertilizer for corn. And yeah, the bird flu throws another wrinkle in the whole ag economy here in Maryland since most of our corn here in Maryland is used to feed chickens. If they have to start destroying a lot of flocks because of the bird flu, then local demand for corn shrinks, prices we receive are reduced and prices you pay for chicken at the grocery store increases further.

As you can see, a lot of turmoil in the ag industry right now. Hold on tight - it's gonna be a wild ride this year!
 

Hijinx

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It's stupidity as well as ignorance.
Not so sure it is ignorance or stupidity or just the chance to control Americans.
There certainly is a trace of ignorance and stupidity in not using a viable energy source and trying to force Americans into using a source that cannot be viable at this point, but I also believe that Liberals and the democrat Government that supports them gets a big kick over screwing over the little people.

Hopefully we can get rid of many of those this year by voting, and it seems a good time to rid ourselves of Steny Hoyer .
 
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