[MSNBC - h/t Alexa robot] House Democratic Caucus Rep. Pete Aguilar, D-Calif., joins Morning Joe to recap President Biden's SOTU address. I didn't open the video, nor should you.
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Am I on another planet or... that's right, you're in California.
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The theme was not Empathy, it was Focused Vigor, so I wonder if the sweeps are in, and the show tanked.
If so, start hearing for a She-Hulk style 'we were trolling the whole time, H8TR!'
MSM outlets are saying Biden delivered a "firey" SOTU speech. But in the little clips I saw it looked like he was totally unhinged. Parts of it reminded me of Hitler. It was most worrisome that during the most unhinged parts when he was talking about Putin, everybody was applauding him. I fear that when you get that many people applauding a mad man who wants war, you will get war.
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The people who followed Jim Jones to Guyana thought he was very charismatic...
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The Texas Railroad Commission said the rule is “extremely unreasonable, and time-consuming, given that there have been vast improvements with reduced methane emissions in the state.”
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The EPA told The Hill that it doesn’t comment on pending litigation
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[Federalist] The catastrophe at the [U.S. southern] border is affecting everyone, and it is top of mind for all the American people. ... The first priority of the country is our border and making sure it’s secure. ... It’s a catastrophe and it must stop."
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[MSNBC - h/t Alexa robot] House Democratic Caucus Rep. Pete Aguilar, D-Calif., joins Morning Joe to recap President Biden's SOTU address.
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[Federalist] The catastrophe at the [U.S. southern] border is affecting everyone, and it is top of mind for all the American people. ... The first priority of the country is our border and making sure it’s secure. ... It’s a catastrophe and it must stop."
...The tack in the backside of the Democratic Party...
