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Shannon Sharpe Faces Backlash For Tweet Championing $20 A Gallon For Gas Over Having Trump As President​

The following are some of the notable responses that Sharpe’s tweet garnered:

• Nick Searcy, actor: “This is what rich a** kissing leftists like @ShannonSharpe are really like. They don’t give a damn about working people.”
• Greg Gutfeld, Fox News: “Lucky you.”
• Chris Barron, political strategist: “Ah yes s****ing on the poors to own the Trump supporters.”
• Jeff Carlson, political commentator: “Literally the Democrats 2024 campaign slogan.”
• Buzz Patterson, political commentator: “Shannon doesn’t care about poor people.”
• Matthew Betley, political commentator: “Easy to say when you have millions.”
• Gary Sheffield Jr., commentator: “The statement makes sense if you make millions of dollars. Given the average American makes roughly $45K/year, I don’t think this opinion holds up around the country. Hence the approval ratings both CNN and Fox News agree are in the gutter.”
• Jesse Kelly: “Countless men have spent most of their adult lives trying to define communism and in the end it took a racist football player with the IQ of a gerbil to sum it up best.”
• Will Ricciardella, Fox News: “Every conservative on Sunday: let’s watch football! When will Americans understand they’re making people who hate them rich?”
• Caleb Howe, Mediaite: “Can’t … can’t we have neither?”
• Jim Hanson, political commentator: “Rich jacka** fine w/ bankrupting sports fans Because mean tweets give him sadz.”
• John Cardillo, political commentator: “Sharpe here earned $22.3 million in his NFL career, then made $3 million/year at Fox. He can afford the gas. The single mom driving to her second job to feed her kids cannot.”
• Kurt Schlichter, attorney: “Loser.”
• Arthur Schwartz, Republican strategist: “Democrats should adopt this messaging straight through the ‘24 elections.”
• Mike Mason, political strategist: “I’ll take ‘things people with low IQ’s say’ for a thousand, Alex.”

 

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Shannon Sharpe Faces Backlash For Tweet Championing $20 A Gallon For Gas Over Having Trump As President​

The following are some of the notable responses that Sharpe’s tweet garnered:

• Nick Searcy, actor: “This is what rich a** kissing leftists like @ShannonSharpe are really like. They don’t give a damn about working people.”
• Greg Gutfeld, Fox News: “Lucky you.”
• Chris Barron, political strategist: “Ah yes s****ing on the poors to own the Trump supporters.”
• Jeff Carlson, political commentator: “Literally the Democrats 2024 campaign slogan.”
• Buzz Patterson, political commentator: “Shannon doesn’t care about poor people.”
• Matthew Betley, political commentator: “Easy to say when you have millions.”
• Gary Sheffield Jr., commentator: “The statement makes sense if you make millions of dollars. Given the average American makes roughly $45K/year, I don’t think this opinion holds up around the country. Hence the approval ratings both CNN and Fox News agree are in the gutter.”
• Jesse Kelly: “Countless men have spent most of their adult lives trying to define communism and in the end it took a racist football player with the IQ of a gerbil to sum it up best.”
• Will Ricciardella, Fox News: “Every conservative on Sunday: let’s watch football! When will Americans understand they’re making people who hate them rich?”
• Caleb Howe, Mediaite: “Can’t … can’t we have neither?”
• Jim Hanson, political commentator: “Rich jacka** fine w/ bankrupting sports fans Because mean tweets give him sadz.”
• John Cardillo, political commentator: “Sharpe here earned $22.3 million in his NFL career, then made $3 million/year at Fox. He can afford the gas. The single mom driving to her second job to feed her kids cannot.”
• Kurt Schlichter, attorney: “Loser.”
• Arthur Schwartz, Republican strategist: “Democrats should adopt this messaging straight through the ‘24 elections.”
• Mike Mason, political strategist: “I’ll take ‘things people with low IQ’s say’ for a thousand, Alex.”

There are Millions of Americans who feel the same way Shannon does.
I know: My neighbor is one of them.

 

[herb749]

There are Millions of Americans who feel the same way Shannon does.
I know: My neighbor is one of them.

I've read a few comments like that. The what inflation democrats that are happy Trump is out of office .

 

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‘Biden Can Replace Him’: Liberals Call For Firing Of Merrick Garland​

“So far, Merrick Garland is failing the United States of America,” Democratic Texas Rep. Joaquin Castro said on CNN Sunday, adding that “Trump is a threat to our democracy, and we need to treat him like one” in a tweet Sunday night.

Castro’s comments come after President Joe Biden had reportedly expressed frustration with the pace of the probe and wished Garland would take decisive action, according to a report from The New York Times on Saturday. Members of the House Jan. 6 committee have also complained about the Justice Department’s failure to rapidly seek prosecution over referrals for contempt of Congress after some Trump allies have failed to comply with subpoenas.

“The Department of Justice also needs to move swiftly,” Democratic Virginia Rep. Elaine Luria said on MSNBC last week.

 

[herb749]

Garland could be waiting until early fall to announce any charges right before the mid terms. You'd think these people would know this instead of whining about it now.

 

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Dems Trot Out Debunked Talking Point To Justify Forcing Big Oil To Walk The Plank​

“When oil companies are honest about why they haven’t increased the supply of oil, they say it’s pressure from their shareholders, not government regulation that’s holding them back,” DeGette said during the hearing. “One of our witnesses today even told the media that it wouldn’t matter if crude were as high as $200 a barrel, they just simply weren’t going to produce more than they plan to.”

But oil executives outlined that the lengthy process for beginning a drilling project during the hearing. Devon Energy CEO Rick Muncrief noted that his company must follow “numerous stringent permitting processes” before it drills any energy.

“One of the permits we must obtain is an APD, or an application for permit to drill. Devon’s APD’s only cover the drilling and completion activity that will be done on the lease itself,” Muncrief said during the hearing. “In addition, we often must obtain additional permits for things like rights of way for pipelines, roads, water disposal, electricity, and a host of other things for activity that will occur off the lease.

“Devon’s practice is to plan on getting from APD to drilling in 5-6 weeks if there were no infrastructure or permit issues to slow the process,” he added. “Additionally, the process to complete a well and bring it to full production may mean that a significant number of weeks transpire before a well reaches its potential.”

 

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‘This Is Not Putin. This Is Joe Biden’: Senator Ted Cruz Blasts Biden Admin Over Spiking Gas Prices​

“When Joe Biden took the oath of office, the average retail price of gasoline was $2.38 a gallon. Today, it is $4.23 a gallon. In some parts of the country, the price has crossed $6.90 a gallon. This was not an accident. It was not an unintended side effect. Nor was it principally the result of the war in Ukraine. This was the result of the Green New Deal zealots in the Biden administration. They told the American people they would do this. And they kept their promise. And now, the Democrats have discovered they have a problem,” he added.

Cruz announced Biden has launched a “war” on American energy, preferring oil from a nation launching a war rather than producing oil within the nation’s own borders.

“That’s why we’re having this hearing. Not to discuss how President Biden launched a war on American energy, and would rather buy gas from the Maduro regime or from Vladimir Putin than from Americans making money here in America. Rather, it’s that people don’t like paying four and five and six and $7 a gallon to fill up their tank,” the Texas senator argued.

 

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‘It’s A Huge Problem’: California’s Sky-High Electricity Prices Bring A Shock To Biden’s EV Dream​

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has repeatedly said Americans should buy electric vehicles to avoid the fluctuating costs of gasoline.

“It’s a huge problem,” Severin Borenstein, the director of the Energy Institute at the University of California, Berkeley, told E&E News.

“Or we’re gonna mandate electrification and then there’s just going to be huge political blowback,” he added. “Mandating electrification when you’re charging people 30 or 40 cents a kilowatt-hour is going to be immensely expensive.”

Borenstein added that consumers may be discouraged to transition to electric vehicles if they hear about the high charging costs via word of mouth, according to E&E News.





At least you can buy Gasoline .... how do you charge your car in a brownout?

 

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Adbusters wants you to let the air out of people’s SUV tires, but start by targeting wealthy areas​

 

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Lowering air pressure decreases fuel economy, just the opposite of their goals and will do nothing to curb sales. It will also increase vigilance for auto vandalism/theft and increase the likelihood of getting shot.

 

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... increase the likelihood of getting shot.

This is a good thing.

 

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This isn’t a recession – it’s a ‘war-cession,’ top strategist says. Here’s why it’s different​

Speaking to CNBC’s “Squawk Box Europe” on Friday, Roche, president of Independent Strategy, suggested that evidence of atrocities committed against civilians in Ukraine by Russian forces will prevent any possibility of a swift peace negotiation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

As such, the West’s only option is to seek regime change in Russia, he said, given that Putin cannot be seen domestically to withdraw from Ukraine without a “victory.”

“He is not going to trade withdrawal for any ratcheting down of sanctions, so the sanctions stay in place and I think the implications for Europe are that you will see recession, because the sanctions will actually increase and move towards a total energy blockade,” Roche said.

 

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While Everyone Else Is Kicking Themselves For Voting For Biden, College-Educated Women Are Doubling Down​

In trying to understand what might account for this, it’s important to note what we don’t know about these numbers. The two publicly available 2022 NBC polling releases that presumably went into NBC’s aggregation here don’t disclose a key datapoint: The likely vote by marital status. And that datapoint is very important for this discussion.

That’s because, historically, married women tend to vote Republican. Single women tend to vote Democrat, in proportions that appear to be sharply increasing. Strikingly, “Among unmarried voters, women were more supportive of Democratic candidates in 2018 than they had been of Hillary Clinton in 2016,” Pew reported.

The 2018 Pew data NBC used for its comparison showed married women were about evenly likely to vote for Donald Trump as for Joe Biden, narrowing the historic trend of married women breaking Republican by a good margin.

“[T]he gender gap between Democrats and Republicans is actually a marriage gap,” noted columnist Mona Charen in 2014, another midterm year. “Single women vote disproportionately for Democrats and married women vote by a comfortable margin for Republicans. The decline of marriage inclines more women to vote Democrat.”

 

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Politicians take note. COVID is "over"​

We’re still waiting to find out if President Joe Biden will allow the mask mandate for public travel to expire on April 18th or if he will extend it yet again. While he’s making his decision, he might want to take a peek at a new Axios/Ipsos poll that was just released this week. They asked Americans a variety of questions about how serious the threat from COVID was at this point and if the pandemic was still a major driving concern. While it may come as a great surprise to some people, particularly inside the White House and among cable news hosts, people really aren’t seeing this as a crisis requiring any extravagant government intervention at this point. In fact, it sounds like a large majority of Americans crossing party lines and every other demographic are done with the pandemic. (Daily Caller)

Just 9% of Americans believe COVID-19 is a serious crisis, signaling Americans are ready to move past the pandemic, according to a new Axios/Ipsos poll released Tuesday.
The poll asked Republicans and Democrats to characterize the state of the coronavirus in the U.S. Only 16% of Democrats called it a “serious crisis” compared to just 3% of Republicans. Sixty-six percent of Republicans called it a “problem, but manageable,” compared to 81% of Democrats. Overall, 73% of those polled said it was a “problem, but manageable.”
Meanwhile, 31% of Republicans said it was “not a problem at all” while just three percent of Democrats said the same, according to the poll.

So Democrats are still more worried about it than Republicans in general, possibly because theyconsume a lot more fear porn on the topic. But when only 9% of the public sees the pandemic as “a serious crisis,” the political class and the media either need to tone down their rhetoric or work on their messaging. Even among Democrats, the number was only 16%. It shouldn’t come as any sort of surprise that a large majority of Americans would refer to it as “a problem.” Of course it’s a problem. It’s a disease and some people will still die from it. You know… just like the flu. But those same people said that the problem is “manageable.”

 

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If I was a betting person, my money would be on extending the public travel mandate. Especially now with the latest and greatest Omnicron sub-variant spreading.