If a post is removed, wouldn't the likes/dislikes go with it?
Hilarious that those who shout "Fake News" at the drop of a hat spread so much of it. Ole raider will be looking for the next 'shop image to post as I type.
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Because they don’t like it
The Dems would need 17 GOP Senators to vote to convict. After the fiasco of the House GOP, good luck getting that many to cross the line.
Rhe accounts could have been removed. Theres recently been a purge of QAnon/bot accou ts.
Meanwhile, for those able to absorb information via their ears, whilst ironing ,washing up or staring out of the window, this:
https://www.economist.com/media-assets/audio/005 Leaders - The Biden presidency-bfce49db6e3a9b9ef047657353e55af3.mp3
JOE BIDEN has been dreaming of moving into the White House since at least 1987, when he first ran for president. How those dreams must have differed from the reality this week. The official toll of American deaths from covid-19 has passed 400,000. By the end of his first 100 days it may have passed 500,000. Millions of Americans have lost their jobs. Instead of observing the triumph of democracy in eastern Europe from the Oval Office, as the victor of the election in 1988 did, Mr Biden must contend with democratic decay at home. It is not an auspicious start. Yet, unlikely as it sounds, in the next few months the view from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue could improve dramatically.
The article continues:
This will help lower the temperature of American politics, which could open other possibilities. By working with Republicans eager for Congress to get things done, Mr Biden may yet be able to pass an infrastructure bill and something on climate change, as well as his covid-19 package. In textbooks, democracy involves solving problems through compromise and managing conflict in elections. With a president inclined to build a coalition, a little of that spirit might return to Washington. Voters may even prefer it to 24-hour partisan warfare.
A lot could go wrong. Senate Republicans may oppose everything Mr Biden suggests simply because he is a Democrat. The left of his party may turn sour on him for trying to make deals with Republicans. Politics has been simple during the Trump administration, which more often governed by inflaming partisan fights than fixing America’s problems. Engaging with reality is much harder—especially when you are buffeted by events.
To have the best chance of success, Mr Biden should stick to his folksy brand of dogged centrism which is so well suited to the moment. Western allies should be patient and not expect a miraculous overnight transformation. The return of restraint to the White House will be only the first step in a long journey, but it is a necessary one for America’s renewal...
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The Economist has in the last five years moved from being a rather stuffy London-based niche read, to a noticeably more U.S orientated Interweb platform.
Its current editor used to work for the IMF and is a pal of Christine Lagarde .
The Economist - Wikipedia
Your right, the institutions have been taken over by the 'case' and they're have manufactured lots of facts/evidence that creates enough of a consensus, to make a case/debate, into an authoritarian truth. Its ironic in a way, that those opposed to religion are so wedded to the idea of expert truth, that is only ever based on faith and usually believe they're are facts, by pointing to science achievements based on actual evidence and not manufactured from a humanities department.
They already have 10 willing to back it up, including the one you're currently sobbing over from Wyoming.
FFS Helm learn the difference between a Senator and a Representative.
Sorry I'll try and give a toss honest
Assuming all of that and the way you present it, is fact, which is debatable, it's nothing that other presidents have not done.
No ,it’s science and he is just pointing out the obvious. Anything his administration implements won’t have an effect for several months due to the widespread nature of the virus and the fact that a person is not fully protected until several weeks after being inoculated. Add in the problems with distributing the vaccine and it’ll be late Spring before we see a major improvement. It looks like several new vaccines will be approved shortly, which will help.Biden says 'nothing we can do' to change pandemic 'trajectory' in coming months
Biden addressed his administration’s response efforts during a press briefing on two executive orders meant to provide food assistance to low-income families and protect workers’ rights during the pandemic.www.foxnews.com
Shocking isn’t it.
