Biden says fossil fuel workers should
get new jobs ‘where they live’
Posted By: Ribicon, 4/23/2021 12:58:15 PM
President Biden on Friday said people who lose jobs in the fossil fuel industry as a result of environmental reforms must be provided new job opportunities “in the places where they live.” Biden claimed in a speech at the White House that phasing out coal, gas and oil doesn’t require economic devastation in current energy-producing regions. “As we transition to a clean energy future, we must ensure that workers who have thrived in yesterday’s and today’s industries have as bright a tomorrow in the new industries as well as in the places where they live and the communities they have built,” Biden told
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Archbishop Vigano rips Vatican
conference with Fauci, says Holy See
'servant of the New World Order' 18 replies
conference with Fauci, says Holy See
'servant of the New World Order' 18 replies
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n the debate over whether one should or should not get the COVID vaccination, much has been said about the “science.” However, I’m not sure any encyclopedic knowledge of “science” is required to make this health decision. Simple statistical analysis should suffice to inform one’s ultimate decision.
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They were filmed squaring up to him even as he wailed ‘Sorry! Sorry!’ and ‘I’ll give you everything I got bro.’
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Virginia To Eliminate All Accelerated Maths Classes Prior To 11th Grade. Because ‘Equity’
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Caitlyn Jenner has balls
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In the game of life, Bruce was just getting warmed up.
Tucker Carlson is saving journalism
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I should not have to write this, but journalists should accept criticism. Largely they don't. And lately they are upset because Tucker Carlson is taking them to task on his nightly Fox show.
Speaking from personal experience, your critics do you a valuable service. His criticism is golden because Carlson grew up in journalism.
He told Outkick, "When I was a kid, my dad worked in print in the newspaper and then in television. He had a sound guy, a cameraman, a producer. They’d come over to our house a lot. And I remember thinking, “These are truly open-minded, courageous guys.” They took no bullshit from anybody. They were also skeptical.
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They could learn to code, then compete with all of the low-wage Indian H1-B job stealers Bidet is importing. They could become bagmen for Ukrainian and Chinese interests, like his worthless son. They could become sexworkers; maybe Mayor Pete and Gay Barry could given them some tips or pointers.