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Joe Biden has set a new record. In the first five days of his ‘tenure’ as President, he has signed more executive orders than any president in history.
On Day One, president asterisk took a tire iron to New Mexico’s economy and that of some Utah Indians as well. They’re not happy. But the damage is a lot worse than that. His promised changes could easily cost Americans 6 million jobs, and he’s just getting started.
A sitting US President has just diminished the US in the eyes of the world by expanding his travel ban. A new ‘Africa’ ban “is designed to make it harder for black and brown people to immigrate to the United States.” It’s a disgrace.
New Mexico, or should I call it Blue Mexico, relies heavily on fossil fuel extraction revenues to pay for things. It’s easy money and allows them to walk tall and carry a “big-spending” stick. But Joe Biden just put a hitch in their step.
Every regime has two basic rhetorical responsibilities to its loyal subjects. It must define what it is for, and it must define what it is against. This sets the tone and marching order for the bureaucracy and the security establishment.
If you wanted to paint a picture of the “tone” of the Biden Administration, you’d be hard-pressed to do better than this. On day one, Joe put thousands of Americans out of work with the stroke of a pen. He ended over a billion dollars in paid private-sector wages.
We’ve written a good deal about towns and counties declaring themselves sanctuaries for Second Amendment rights. With Kamalstan around the corner, that practice needs to be elevated. Texas and Arizona are already looking. New Hampshire needs to follow quickly.
Joe Biden has announced that he plans to fix a few things in the first ten days in office. Let’s assume that happens, and he’s not in jail. “Fixed” has a very different meaning to Democrats. For example, their idea of fixing the climate will ruin any economy.
NOW THEY TELL US: New study: Lockdowns didn’t stop the spread of COVID-19 after all. Post-inauguration, it will all go away, won’t it? It will all go away – just like the anti-war protests when Reagan left office and when Bush I and II left office. See the pattern here? Ditto when a new Republican President takes …
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Before I begin, let me state – understanding that there is no form of communication so perfect it cannot be misunderstood or distorted – that nobody sane wants a civil war. People die in civil wars.
