Biden oversees 40K COVID deaths in 10 days, loses 20M vaccine doses

OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 1:45 PM PT – Monday, February 1, 2021
Joe Biden has come under fire for failing to take responsibility for some 40 thousand coronavirus deaths in his first 10 days in office. This, despite his previous comments that a sitting president must own all COVID deaths he supposedly failed to prevent.


“Anyone who is responsible for that many deaths should not remain as president of the United States of America,” Biden previously stated.


Biden, the mainstream media and China have continually blamed President Trump for COVID deaths, now Biden must be held to the same standard.

He has also failed to provide his promised plan to end the COVID crisis.

“There’s nothing we can do to change the trajectory of the pandemic in the next several months,” Biden remarked.

Meanwhile, Biden Cabinet officials admitted they don’t know where 20 million doses of COVID vaccines have gone after they were sent out to states and went missing.

 

YEAH!!
Everyone wears a mask!!

 

And 100 Million vaccinations


Starting with all the ILLEGAL migrants headed our way.
Cause, you know, voters.

 

Biden only commits to $1.4K stimulus checks in private call with Democrats

OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 10:49 AM PT – Wednesday, February 3, 2021
Joe Biden recently backtracked on his pledge to send another $2,000 in coronavirus stimulus payments during a private call with House Democrats. He reportedly only committed to offering $1,400 in direct payments in a call Wednesday.

The checks were one of the main sticking points for Biden’s 2020 campaign, but he’s backed off on his commitment since Inauguration Day. However, the administration has argued Biden has kept his promise by suggesting the $1,400 checks would be supplemental to the last round of $600 direct payments.



Following a meeting at the White House Wednesday, Democrat senators suggested Biden is also receptive to limiting who qualifies for the next round of checks.

“We did have a conversation about the direct payments and how those might be modified in a way to ensure they are targeted, but President Biden was clear with us and with our caucus yesterday,” stated Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.)”He’s not going to forget the middle class, he’s not going to walk back from a real commitment he made not just in Georgia, but nationally to deliver target relief to those Americans most in need.”

The Delaware lawmaker also said cutting state and local aid in the upcoming COVID-19 relief package would be a “non-starter” for Democrats.

 

Report: Biden took donations from lobbyist for NSO Group

OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 9:25 AM PT – Wednesday, February 3, 2021
Joe Biden reportedly accepted donations from a spyware company, which targeted journalists and human rights activists.

FARA filings show the 2020 Biden campaign took money from lobbyist John Gallagher who represents the company Q Cyber Technologies, which is also known as NSO Group.

NSO Group deployed Pegasus spyware back in 2019, which breached the privacy of 1,400 users on WhatsApp. This included political leaders, diplomats and reporters.

“The NSO Group in today’s world, based on the evidence we have, they are the worst of the worst in selling these burglary tools that are being actively, currently used to violate the human rights of dissidents, opposition figures, activists…to some pretty bad players,” explained National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower Edward Snowden.

Critics have said NSO’s donations to Biden may encourage more illegal surveillance and violations of human rights going forward.

 

Economists: Biden’s policies to lift oil and gas prices, hurt U.S. households

OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 4:30 PM PT – Tuesday, February 2, 2021
Joe Biden’s energy policies are already hurting American households due to a gradual increase in gas prices across the nation.

Reports on Tuesday found Biden’s orders to block the Keystone XL pipeline and his ban on oil drilling and fracking on federal lands are reducing the supply of oil in the U.S.

As a result, refiners are facing higher input costs and are passing them on to consumers at the pump. Gas prices are rising across the U.S., hitting $4 per gallon in California despite an ongoing economic downturn.

Analysts said Biden’s policies could push oil prices even higher next year.

“Yeah look, we think we can see oil prices into the 60s, WTI later this year, and stick there in 2022,” Brian Singer, senior oil and gas equity research analyst said.

Economists said Biden’s policies are a boom to major oil companies that will extract ultra high revenues amid low spending, while small independent drillers will face bankruptcy.

“Oil price in this environment in 50s to 60s is reasonable oil price, that said we’re not counting on it, we’re focused on capital discipline, cost management,” Pierre Breber, Chevron CFO said. “We’re focused on what we can control.”

Biden’s actions will increase America’s reliance on imported oil, generating a windfall of cash for Saudi Arabia and Russia.

 

Female athletes denounce Biden executive order on gender identity

OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 2:28 PM PT – Tuesday, February 2, 2021
Female athletes are speaking out against Joe Biden’s executive order on gender identity discrimination. The order now calls on schools nationwide to allow transgender athletes to compete in whichever gender they identify with.

Idaho State student athlete Madison Kenyon spoke out against the order, asserting biological males hold innate physical advantages.

“When you look at a lot of the facts and how a male body develops, through puberty and all the advantages that they have biologically have on females, it really bugged me,” Kenyon said.

She went on to describe previous competitions with biological males as both frustrating and unmotivating. The state of Idaho agreed and banned transgender athletes in women’s sports nearly a year ago with the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act, the first state in the nation to do so.

A number of female athletes believe the ban protected opportunities for biological females.

“I feel like when girls talk about this they get a lot of backlash and it shouldn’t be like that, cause this is just promoting fair competition,” Kenyon said. “We just want have the opportunities Title IX is supposed to protect for us.”

However, Biden’s latest executive order overturned that act and in turn, the Biden administration is now facing legal action from female athletes, including Kenyon. Kenyon’s attorney said the administration is sending a message to female athletes that “they don’t matter.” She also said having a separate sporting section for women ensures they can be “champions” and maintain a level playing field.

A number of experts agree physiological differences between the two genders can offer advantages in competitions.

“There are advantages that they would have, longer legs, bigger chest capacity,” Joanna Harper, researcher at Loughborough University said. “Those such things are all advantages.”

Despite growing concerns to maintain a fair playing field in collegiate sports, NCAA regulations still permit transgender athletes to compete.

 

Here's what's in Biden's $1.9 trillion economic rescue package...only a selective list...

Here's what's in the American Rescue Plan:
Beefed-up stimulus payments
The plan calls for sending another $1,400 per person to eligible recipients. This money would be in addition to the $600 payments that were approved by Congress in December and sent out earlier this month -- for a total of $2,000.
The new payments would go to adult dependents that were left out of the earlier rounds, like some children over the age of 17. It would also include households with mixed immigration status, after the first round of $1,200 checks left out the spouses of undocumented immigrants who do not have Social Security Numbers.
Enhanced unemployment aid
Biden would increase the federal boost the jobless receive to $400 a week, from the $300 weekly enhancement contained in Congress' relief package from December.
He would also extend the payments, along with two key pandemic unemployment programs, through September. This applies to those in the Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation program who have exhausted their regular state jobless payments and in the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program, which provides benefits to the self-employed, independent contractors, gig workers and certain people affected by the pandemic.
Lawmakers only provided an additional 11 weeks of support in the December package, which will last until March.
Rental assistance and eviction moratorium
The plan would provide $25 billion in rental assistance for low- and moderate-income households who have lost jobs during the pandemic. That's in addition to the $25 billion lawmakers provided in December.
Another $5 billion would be set aside to help struggling renters to pay their utility bills. Biden is also calling for $5 billion to help states and localities assist those at risk of experiencing homelessness.
The plan would extend the federal eviction moratorium, set to expire at the end of January, to September 30, as well as allow people with federally-guaranteed mortgages to apply for forbearance until September 30.
Help for the hungry
Biden would extend the 15% increase in food stamp benefits through September, instead of having it expire in June. He would invest another $3 billion to help women, infants and children secure food, and give US territories $1 billion in nutrition assistance. And he would partner with restaurants to provide food to needy Americans and jobs to laid-off restaurant workers.
More money for child care and child tax credits
The plan calls on Congress to create a $25 billion emergency fund and add $15 billion to an existing grant program to help child care providers, including family child care homes, to pay for rent, utilities, and payroll, and increased costs associated with the pandemic like personal protective equipment.
It also proposes expanding the child care tax credit for one year so that families will get back as much as half of their spending on child care for children under age 13.
A temporarily increase of tax credits
Biden wants to boost the Child Tax Credit to $3,600 for children under age 6 and $3,000 for those between ages 6 and 17 for a year. The credit would also be made fully refundable.
And he proposes to raise the maximum Earned Income Tax Credit for a year to close to $1,500 for childless adults, increase the income limit for the credit to about $21,000 and expand the age range of eligibility to cover older workers.
Both of these are aimed at supporting low-income families, including millions of essential workers.
Subsidies for health insurance premiums
Biden is also calling on Congress to subsidize through September the premiums of those who lost their work-based health insurance.
He wants to increase and expand the Affordable Care Act's premium subsidies so that enrollees don't have to pay more than 8.5% of their income for coverage -- which is also one of his campaign promises. (The law is facing a challenge from Republican-led states that is currently before the Supreme Court.)
Also, he wants Congress to provide $4 billion for mental health and substance use disorder services and $20 billion to meet the health care needs of veterans.
Restoration of emergency paid leave
The plan would reinstate the paid sick and family leave benefits that expired at the end of December until September 30.
It would extend the benefit to workers employed at businesses with more than 500 employees and less than 50, as well as federal workers who were excluded from the original program.
Under Biden's proposal, people who are sick or quarantining, or caring for a child whose school is closed, will receive 14 weeks of paid leave. The government will reimburse employers with fewer than 500 workers for the full cost of providing the leave.
More assistance for small businesses
The plan calls for providing $15 billion to create a new grant program for small business owners, separate from the existing Paycheck Protection Program.
It also proposes making a $35 billion investment in some state, local, tribal, and non-profit financing programs that make low-interest loans and provide venture capital to entrepreneurs.
Aid for states and schools
Biden wants to send $350 billion to state, local and territorial governments to keep their frontline workers employed, distribute the vaccine, increase testing, reopen schools and maintain vital services.
Asked during a call with reporters whether states could use the funds to offset declines in tax revenue spurred by the pandemic, a senior Biden administration official did not clarify. The aid is intended to be flexible, an official told CNN later.
Additional assistance to states has been among the most controversial elements of the congressional rescue packages, with Democrats looking to add to the $150 billion in the March legislation and Republicans resisting such efforts. The December package ultimately dropped an initial call to include $160 billion.
Biden's plan would also give $20 billion to the hardest-hit public transit agencies to help avert layoffs and the cutting of routes.
The plan would provide an additional $170 billion to K-12 schools, colleges and universities to help them reopen and operate safely or to facilitate remote learning.
Congress approved $82 billion in aid for schools in December.
Increased support for vaccines and testing:
The plan calls for investing $20 billion in a national vaccination program, including launching community vaccination centers around the country and mobile units in hard-to-reach areas. Biden would also increase federal support to vaccinate Medicaid enrollees.
The proposal would also invest $50 billion in testing, providing funds to purchase rapid tests, expand lab capacity and help schools implement regular testing to support reopening.
It would also fund the hiring of 100,000 public health workers, nearly tripling the community health workforce. It would address health disparities by expanding community health centers and health services on tribal lands. And it would provide support to long-term care facilities experiencing outbreaks and to prisons for mitigation strategies.
A $15 hourly minimum wage:
Biden is calling on Congress to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour, and to end the tipped minimum wage and the sub-minimum wage for people with disabilities.

What's not in this CNN endorsed list;

Don't be deceived. 'For the People Act' would federalize elections
https://www.courier-journal.com/sto...uld-rob-states-election-authority/2984596002/
The “For the People Act” would take significant oversight authority away from the states and give it to federal agencies. It would require every state to implement online voting registration, without protections to verify eligibility. It would allow for same-day registration and voting during the mandated early voting period and on Election Day. It would eliminate all state voter ID requirements at polling locations, requiring only a signature instead. According to the Lawyers Democracy Fund, a nonprofit focused on election law, there are more than 30 new federal mandates in the more than 500-page bill that would be placed on states.

The bill goes far beyond measures that make elections easier and more democratic. Even ignoring the obvious concerns it raises, what underpins the bill is of deeper significance. It is a bill perfectly aligned with the longstanding vision of the left to move our government toward a majoritarian system.

 

H.R.1 - For the People Act of 2019

https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-bill/1/text

 

As true to form...why do all these leftists claim that they have been shot at?...always playing the victim card.

Joe Biden revives false claim he was ‘shot at’ while overseas

OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 7:05 PM PT – Thursday, February 4, 2021
Joe Biden continues to lie about his past. This time, he brought back a debunked story of him allegedly being shot at while overseas. At a debate in 2007, Biden claimed he was targeted at the Green Zone in Baghdad. He had to retract those comments after getting backlash from veterans.

Biden revived his claim when he spoke to State Department employees on Thursday.

“I’ve been with some of you when we’ve been in places you would not have had any idea you would want to be when you were going to the school of foreign policy and foreign service,” Biden claimed. “They never told you that was going to happen.”

Hillary Clinton is another prominent Democrat who falsely claimed to have been shot at in Bosnia during the 1990s, which also never happened.

Additionally, Biden has made other false claims about his past. These claims included him being a coal miner, fighting with “Corn Pop,” and being arrested in South Africa in the 1970s, all of which have been debunked.

 

Oh no, Shooter doesn't think so.
Dementia.

 

Oh no.
In 07 Joe was just lying and pandering. But if you know much about dementia you know that old memories become current events as the disease progresses.

 

As it has been time tested and proven to be an upmost failure for the security of our communities across this NATION...Crime boss Biden re-opens the U.S. for more criminal activity.

It's not like the most dangerous cities in this Country are not experiencing high homicide rates already..lets add more to the equation.

Biden Reopens ‘Catch and Release’
https://www.oann.com/biden-reopens-catch-and-release/

OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 4:05 PM PT – Saturday, February 6, 2021
Thousands of migrants are still trying to enter the U.S. in hope for a path to U.S. citizenship promised by Joe Biden. One America’s John Hines has more on Biden’s changes to President Trump’s border policies.

 

Speaking from experience are you shitter..

 

Hnp...I see an all new version of the Half Cracker's cages being implemented soon at a Southern National border town near you....all new shiny cages...separating the kids from the adult illegals.

Something that Trump was bashed hard by the state-run leftist media and leftist hack fucks in Congress.

Biden admin. opening detention center for migrant children

The Biden administration is reportedly opening a detention facility for minors apprehended at the southern border.

According to reports from federal agents on Wednesday, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is reactivating a facility in Carrizo Springs, Texas that was designed to hold approximately 700 children.

This comes as the number of crossings by minors has reportedly increased significantly since the start of Joe Biden’s term, in turn, leading to an uptick in the number of apprehensions.

The decision also follows months of heavy criticism lobbed by Biden against the Trump administration for what he claimed was the “inhumane” practice of detaining migrant children.

“With the first action today, we’re going to work to undo the moral and national shame of the previous administration that literally, not figuratively, ripped children from the arms of their families and their mothers and fathers at the border,” Biden stated.

According to the HHS, the first group of detained migrant children will be transferred to the Carrizo Springs facility by late February.

 

But hey, its the biden/harris cabal, so what they're doing is humane.

 

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Biden backtracks on several campaign issues


OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 7:00 AM PT – Sunday, February 7, 2021
Joe Biden is already putting the brakes on several campaign promises, including some he claimed were vital to Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic.

On Friday, Biden suggested his push to include raising the federal minimum wage to $15 would not make it into his nearly $2 trillion coronavirus bill. This came after senators from both sides of the aisle voted to halt rising the minimum wage during the pandemic amid the 15 hour vote-a-rama, which ended on Friday.

However, Biden attempted to salvage his support from working class Americans by saying he will fight to increase the minimum wage from $7.25.

“Look, no one should work 40 hours a week and live below the poverty wage,” Biden stated. “If you’re making less than $15 an hour, you’re living below the poverty wage.”

However, when a reporter asked, “but that may not be in your American Rescue Plan?” Biden responded with, “no. I put it in, but I don’t think it’s gonna survive.”

Late last month, Biden announced his ambitious plans to make COVID-19 vaccines accessible to all Americans by springtime. The next day, White House press secretary Jen Psaki reversed course, claiming medical experts could sing a different tune in the coming months.

“Everybody won’t be eligible this spring,” Psaki said. “As you all know, even as the CDC continues to provide updated guidance. But he would certainly defer to health and medical health experts, and obviously the guidance of Dr. Fauci, on when we may be at the pace of reaching herd immunity.”


White House press secretary Jen Psaki spoke with reporters in the James Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House, Thursday, Feb. 5, 2021, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

Biden is rolling back his message to unite Americans by bypassing Republican opposition to pass his coronavirus bill. He is overseeing a political arena where both Democrat controlled chambers of Congress are gearing up to pass the bill by just a simple majority, even as Republicans in the upper chamber extended their hand across the aisle, hoping to reach a bipartisan compromise.

“First of all, the president ran on unifying the country and putting forward ideas that would help address the crises we’re facing,” Psaki stated. “He didn’t run on a promise to unite the Democratic and Republican Party into one party in Washington.”

In the meantime, Biden and top Democrat lawmakers are expecting to hash out the final details of Biden’s coronavirus package as early as Monday. They are eyeing a two week deadline to get a final vote on the bill.

 

Maybe Joe is too busy signing everything his handlers put in front of him to keep his promises.
Democrats always claimed Trump lied. They must have changed their minds about politicians lying.

 

Oh, they didn't change their minds.
You missed the fine print.
Republican politicians lie!
So do democrat politicians

 

Psaki: Biden to restore failed Iran deal, may lift sanctions

OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 5:06 PM PT – Monday, February 8, 2021
Joe Biden is continuing to promise concessions to Iran despite the Ayatollah Regime advancing its nuclear threats and terror attacks across the Middle East. White House spokesperson Jen Psaki said on Monday that Biden would restore the failed nuclear deal with Iran if the Ayatollahs return to compliance.

“If Iran comes into full compliance with its obligations under the JCPOA, the United States would do the same and then use that as a platform to build a larger and stronger agreement that also addresses other areas of concern,” Psaki stated.

She also said a new deal with Iran is possible, which suggests Biden may lift some of the sanctions.

“And that would, of course, be done with our P5+1 partners as it was done when we were putting together the JCPOA in the first place,” Psaki stated. “It’s really up to Iran to come back into full compliance and with its obligations under the jackpot. And at that point, we could move the discussion forward.”

Meanwhile, the Ayatollah Regime recently ramped up pressure on Biden, threatening a decline of U.S. power and social order unless sanctions are lifted.



---Yeppers...Crime boss Biden and the Ho Administration are follow in locked-step with the Prior Half Cracker Administration by letting Iran make the rules without any conditions..

This is exactly what we can expect from the Crime boss Biden and the Ho Administration...it's really no wonder why the Crime Boss Biden and the Ho got 80 million votes, cuz we know, under their leadership on foreign policy...the world will be a safer place for all.