Left..

 

Democratic lawmakers and party officials are beginning to cast blame on one another for the failure of the Build Back Better legislation championed by the left wing and pushed by President Biden's administration.

In a Los Angeles Times story, Democrats voiced frustration and confusion at the rhetoric used by Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and the White House, particularly chief of staff Ron Klain. 

The senatorial skepticism toward Schumer and Biden's strategy has not been a sudden turn. Several Democrats have spoken off the record against the Democratic political veteran and his compatriots in the White House.

Last month, Politico reported enormous frustration among Democratic staffers on Capitol Hill at Schumer and his perceived pandering to progressive fringes of the party.

Grave..

 

President Joe Biden spent the weekend leading what is looking like an increasingly desperate final effort to forestall a Russian invasion of Ukraine -- an incursion that could have grave consequences for his own political standing.

If President Vladimir Putin orders his tanks into Russia's smaller, neighbor, he would send shockwaves around the world and trigger one of the worst and most dangerous national security crises since the Cold War.

And while it is not his prime intention, Putin would cause significant damage to Biden's prestige and inflict real-time consequences on Americans in an already tense midterm election year -- including with likely new hikes to already soaring gasoline prices that often act as an index of voter anger and perceptions about the economy.

A Russian invasion will have a significant domestic blowback inside the United States in a way that would impose more economic pain and ultimately hurt the prospects of Biden and his Democrats in November's elections.

The President promised Ukrainian President that the US would impose measures that would "swiftly and decisively" punish Russia. This response would transform American foreign policy and add yet another crisis to Biden's crowded plate. Just a thought.

Gift..

 

Three people were shot and wounded at a baby shower in Pennsylvania Saturday evening after an argument over gifts, Lower Burrell Police Chief John Marhefka said in a press briefing.

Police officers were dispatched to the Kinloch Volunteer Fire Department in Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania, shortly after 6 p.m. for a shooting inside the fire hall.

"This was not an active shooter event, but rather an isolated family incident during a baby shower," he said.

A preliminary investigation showed the incident began as a family argument about gifts at the baby shower. It escalated into a physical fight and then gunfire when the "suspect introduced a nine-millimeter semiautomatic handgun" and fired three shots into the crowd of about 25 friends and family, the chief said.

Guns..

 

Hunter Robinson, 16, was arraigned Saturday on robbery and grand larceny charges for a Jan. 6 incident in which he and four others accused of firing gunshots that hit an NYPD cop — allegedly stole a fellow student’s wallet, phone, coat and shoes, then whacked him in the face with a gun.

The violent group lured the victim into a stairwell before one of them pointed a gun in his face and another brandished a gun and struck him in the face with it, according to the Manhattan District Attorney’s office.

Judge Jackson flatly told the prosecutor, “I can’t understand why you are not asking for some form of monetary bail in a case as serious as this.

The prosecutor represents the People of the State, but the tie appears to be changed to the benefit of some.

Equal Justice, illegal guns rule the street, and the new progressive democrat's safe street initiatives are at work.  Just a thought.

Improvement..

 

One-fifth of Americans believe that President Biden will be a successful president in the long run, according to new poll results released. 

The survey, conducted by the Pew Research Center, found that 20 percent of participants believe that Biden will be a successful president in the long run, compared to 43 percent who believe he will be an unsuccessful president and 37 percent of Americans who said it was too early to tell.

The poll, which was conducted between Jan. 10 and Jan. 17, indicated a drop in how Americans viewed the president last year around this time.

At this time last year, 29 percent of people thought Biden would be a successful president in the long run, compared to 26 percent who said he would be unsuccessful. The poll noted at the time that 44 percent felt it was too early to tell.

Democrat or Republican, why is this President is not doing well? May be he can't say no to the Far-Left Democrats?  Just a thought.

Whip..

Corruption..

 

Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu appeared before a Jerusalem court Sunday to hear the criminal charges leveled against him in what was an unprecedented scene in the history of Israel.

Netanyahu, who was indicted on corruption charges in November, is the first sitting prime minister to be charged with a crime and to appear as a defendant in court. His predecessor, Ehud Olmert, resigned a decade ago ahead of a corruption indictment that later sent him to prison for 16 months.

Netanyahu, 70, has been charged with one count of bribery and three counts of fraud and breach of trust in three long-running corruption cases. He denies any wrongdoing and says he is the victim of a politically orchestrated "witch hunt."

Breach of trust, huh. What does this look like? Something like Nursing home coverup in NYS. Or not even investigate the issue?

Is that because the Democrats investigate only the Inserection?

Leave..

 

The 160 soldiers of the Florida National Guard deployed to Ukraine since November have been ordered by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to leave Ukraine amid increasing concern of a Russian attack, according to Pentagon spokesman John Kirby.

The soldiers, assigned to the 53rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, have been ordered to reposition elsewhere in Europe, according to Kirby in a media release. They have been advising and mentoring Ukrainian forces as part of Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine.

Anti..

 

The Media is taking a wrong turn when it comes to labeling those who for a reason don't want to be vaccinated at this time, by continue to create a fat, out of shape man character of "Antivaxx" etc 

This Country is built on freedom of the people that we all cherish. The Media themselves are enjoying the same.

Not because someone said the vaccines are safe means no one have the right to question, wait, or reject an issue. The Media, while referring to those folks should not minimize of their opinion.

People have rights to be correct or wrong, and the government should not force them to do what the Government wants them to do particularly with a fast-changing situation like the Covid-19 fiasco.  

The Governor issued a Booster Mandate to be administered before 2/21/2022 and if not boosted you will be fired. This is very late in the game.  Firing people from their jobs is cruel and unusual punishment administered to an employee and their families who exercised his/her right.

Dr. Fauci indicating that the Omicrom is dwindling, and healthy individual may need it every 4-5 years. Big Pharma is talking about a new vaccine in a month to combat the Omicron. 

Just let the Medical field people do their works and expect the politicians support the people choice. 

Just a "free"thought.

No Fight..

Russia had no problem getting past Ukraine’s military forces when it orchestrated a bloodless takeover of the Crimean Peninsula in 2014, not a single shot was fired during the assault.

But Russian troops will face a far more formidable adversary if Putin invades Ukraine again now. Ukraine’s military is better trained, better equipped and more battle-tested than it was eight years ago, experts say.

“They are not what they were in 2014,” said Jim Townsend, a former U.S. deputy assistant secretary of defense.

We're repeating the same Rhetoric stories about the Afghani forces.

Some thinks that the Ukraine will fight the Russian. NOT GOING TO HAPPEN regardless how much money we gave Ukraine. Just a thought.