The top 100 79 Bidenisms of all time
Posted By: Hazymac, 6/29/2021 11:11:41 AM
I collect Bidenisms. A "Bidenism" is any dumb thing Joe Biden says. It can be a mispronunciation, malapropism, factual misstatement, stutter, or plain lie. I have around 1,000 Bidenisms in my collection. I have already self-published one book with over 400 Bidenisms and have three more in various stages of completion, all from 2021. If anyone knows Bidenisms, it is I. For the readers' edification and entertainment, I now present my list of the Top 100 79 Bidenisms of All Time. This list wasn't easy! I had a Casanova problem. Just as Casanova's problem was too many women and not enough time,
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Iâve made no secret of my support for Larry Elder. If I were still in California, Iâd vote for him in a heartbeat. Heâs intelligent and deeply principled, and California is in very bad shape. The good news is that Iâm not the only one who likes Larry. It turns out that a lot of Californians are relieved that Bruce âCaitlynâ Jenner isnât the only alternative to Gavin Newsom.
According to an Emerson College/Nexstar Media poll, thereâs bad news for Newsom and good news for Elder. With the election coming up in September, currently, 43% of voters want to recall Newsom, while 48% want to keep him in office.
Dear GOP: Stop Using Frank Luntz
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Perhaps Frank Luntz is just another victim of Trump Derangement Syndrome. Since the 2016 election, it seems he is far more interested in tut-tutting the Republican base than he is in finding out what we think. The GOP should have been over him in December of 2020 when he poll-tested words to get Americans to comply with lockdowns and masks. His study, in conjunction with the Beaumont Foundation, found that Republicans were particularly skeptical of these COVID-19 mitigation strategies.
Luntz came up with some ridiculous suggestions: Survey respondents had a much more positive reaction to the term âstay-at-home order.â âCalling it a lockdown brings to mind jailing your population,â Luntz said.
A New York judge approved the extradition of former movie producer, Harvey Weinstein, to Los Angeles on Tuesday in order to face further sexual assault charges.
Weinstein who was imprisoned in New York was found guilty last year of first-degree criminal sexual act and third-degree rape and is currently serving a 23-year sentence in prison, as reported by CNN.
The 69-year-old will go to Los Angeles to face assault charges filed by five women in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills from 2004 to 2013, according to Associated Press.
Erie (N.Y.) County Court Judge Kenneth Case denied Weinstein attorney Norman Effman's attempt to further delay extradition.
Weinsteinâs legal team also filed
Black Rifle Coffee is a premium, small-batch, roast-to-order, veteran-owned coffee company based out of Utah. It has seen tremendous success over the past couple of years and has been dubbed the conservative alternative to Starbucks. But social media has been abuzz over the past few days regarding an interview Black Rifle CEO Evan Hafer gave to the New York Times Magazine. In response to the interview, The Post Millennial wrote that Black Rifle âgoes woke, throws customers under the bus in bizarre NYT interview.â In addition, Newsmax said the company had called out some of its customers as âa repugnant group of people.â
The National Football League (NFL) recently joined virtually every other American institution in lauding â and marketing to â the LGBT community during Pride Month in June. It did so by releasing a new 30-second commercial proudly proclaiming that "football is gay, lesbian, queer, transgender, bisexual and exciting."
The ad begins by stating "football is gay" to the sound of drums rolling and people cheering. (I'm not sure what Dick Butkus would have to say about this advertisement, but I digress.) [Tweet] The ad is in part a direct response to Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Carl Nassib's recent announcement that he is gay, a league spokesperson said.
If at first you donât succeed, blame the equipment. At least, if youâre Bryson DeChambeau, you might.
The 2020 U.S. Open champion and long-drive specialist got off to a sluggish start in the 149th British Open at Royal St. Georgeâs on Thursday. On a day when 47 players finished under par, DeChambeau put up a 1-over-par 71.
Things could have been worse. His prime-time television adversary, Phil Mickelson, carded an 80, which tied for last in the field to leave him 16 shots off the lead. DeChambeau is only seven shots back, not especially in or out of contention.
As part of the process, which included five bogeys and four birdies.
After the 2020 election, Army General Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, compared President Donald Trump to Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler and Trumpâs supporters in the MAGA movement to Nazi brownshirts. This only further underscores conservative fears about President Joe Bidenâs efforts to root out âextremismâ in the military.
âMilley told his staff that he believed Trump was stoking unrest, possibly in hopes of an excuse to invoke the Insurrection Act and call out the military,â Washington Post reporters Carol Leaning and Philip Rucker wrote in their forthcoming book I Alone Can Fix It, CNN reported.
The Crumbling Global Tower
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Although covid deaths in Europe and North America are down thanks to the availability of vaccines and growing herd immunity the long shadow of the pandemic still hangs over the international order. The âfragile statesâ are reeling not only from the disease but from the lockdowns and fall in economic activity.
North Korea, the worldâs only self-proclaimed coronavirus-free nation said it was facing a âgraveâ viral incident and a âtenseâ food situation is seen by the BBC as an admission it is in real trouble.
Meanwhile âHaiti, the poorest nation in the Western hemisphere
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"Terrorism" Agenda Unless He Is
About To Violate American Rights 7 replies
"Terrorism" Agenda Unless He Is
About To Violate American Rights 7 replies
The federal government is a kind of self perpetuating blob; a cannibalistic creature that must continue to feed on the public and the systems around it in order to survive, but it also must create reasons for its existence so that it may go on feeding uninterrupted. Now, donât get me wrong â I realize that the apparatus in Washington DC is nothing more than a tool for the power elite to grow their scope of control as well as grow their wealth. That said, without a large federal government the establishment oligarchy would have no ability to project the force they need to compel the population
The writer who calls himself Techno Fog has been following closely the libel lawsuit launched by Alfa Bankâs owners against Fusion GPS over its accusations that the bank had engaged in âbribery, extortion, and interference in the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election.â Mark Wauck provides context:
"Anyone might be forgiven for imagining that the Russia Hoax is over and done with. But it's not. And Techno Fog has a very interesting article to remind us of that fact. As you may recall, during the final month or two of the 2016 election campaign, outlandish accusations were leveled against Alfa Bank. The basic idea was that a Russian bank,
Did Rashida Tlaib Just Commit Treason?
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The noble and patriotic Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Gaza) has a big new idea: defund not only the police, but Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Why? Because they engage in terrorism, of course. The Democrat effort to scapegoat and criminalize all opposition to the Leftist agenda in response to their imaginary January 6 âinsurrectionâ is gathering steam, and now Tlaib wants to take it even farther, treating organizations dedicated to defending the United States as if they were enemies of the state. In the Leftâs new America, thatâs exactly what they are.
An interviewer asked Tlaib
The top 100 79 Bidenisms of all time
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I collect Bidenisms. A "Bidenism" is any dumb thing Joe Biden says. It can be a mispronunciation, malapropism, factual misstatement, stutter, or plain lie.
I have around 1,000 Bidenisms in my collection. I have already self-published one book with over 400 Bidenisms and have three more in various stages of completion, all from 2021. If anyone knows Bidenisms, it is I.
For the readers' edification and entertainment, I now present my list of the Top 100 79 Bidenisms of All Time. This list wasn't easy! I had a Casanova problem. Just as Casanova's problem was too many women and not enough time,
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The 2020 Olympics officially got underway on Saturday with the first 11 of 339 gold medals, plus their silver and bronze siblings, meeting their new owners in Tokyo. For the first time in nearly a half-century of the Summer Olympics, none of those new owners were American. According to Olympic historian Bill Mallon, it was the first medal-less Day 1 for the United States since Munich in 1972. While a medal-less Day 1 isn't infrequent in the Winter Olympics for the U.S. â the same thing happened in 2018 at Pyeongchang â the only other time the United States didn't have a
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey (R) turned her ire toward unvaccinated people on Friday and blamed them for the rise in Covid cases.
Kay Ivey dehumanized unvaccinated people and put a target on their backs.
Ivey referred to vaccinated people as âregular folksâ â so unvaccinated people are now âothersâ â this rhetoric is dangerous and must be denounced.
âFolks are supposed to have common sense. But itâs time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks, not the regular folks. Itâs the unvaccinated folks that are letting us down,â Ivey told reporters in Birmingham.
Pride and the Fall
of Anthony Fauci 29 replies
of Anthony Fauci 29 replies
The ancient Greeks, whose admonitions seem evergreen, warned us that excess pride and ambition would lead those guilty of it to ruin. I think that it true of Anthony Fauci. (Snip) Playing politics with public health -- as Biden, Harris and Fauci have -- did more to undermine confidence in our public health apparatus and functionaries than any social media âmisinformation,â âmisinformationâ which, in any event, often turns out to be as true, as was Trumpâs claim the virus was created in the Wuhan lab.
As a mayoral candidate, Maya Wiley famously said sheâs âbeen black all my lifeââbut thatâs cold comfort to her failed campaignâs unpaid vendors, who are owed nearly $1 million, including a black-owned business that now has to lay off employees. âThis could break my business,â the vendor told The Post, speaking this week on condition of anonymity because he signed a contract with the campaign that bars him from speaking to the media.(Snip)Prominent Democratic political consultant Hank Sheinkopf said the delinquencies run much deeper than bad P.R. âIt doesnât speak well of her management skills,â Sheinkopf told The Post. âIf you canât run your campaign
Former President Donald Trump is more popular with U.S. voters than President Joe Biden, according to a Rasmussen poll released on Friday.
Fifty-one percent of voters have at least a somewhat favorable opinion of Biden compared to 52 percent who have a somewhat favorable opinion of Trump. More people have an unfavorable view of Biden (48 percent) than Trump (46 percent).
However, former President Barrack Obama is more popular with voters than both Biden and Trump. Fifty-five percent of voters view Obama favorably, and only 26 percent have a very unfavorable opinion of him.
Time to Convert to Soccer?
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A lifelong baseball fan, I abandoned the game this year after MLB sided with the Democratic Party in its campaign against ballot integrity in Georgia. It wasnât just that: my home town team has put a âBlack Lives Matterâ sign and a memorial to George Floyd in right field. If I canât escape politics at a baseball game, Iâd rather go somewhere else. For the first time in decades, I havenât seen a major league baseball game this year. Not only that, I havenât watched or listened to a single pitch on radio or television.
Then there is football. Commissioner Roger Goodell is driving the sport in a âwokeâ direction.
Is Joe Bidenâs honeymoon over? If his latest polling numbers are any indication, we are, at the very least, approaching that point.Gallup has released its new approval rating data, and it shows a precipitous drop for Biden. More importantly, heâs losing support among groups that Democrats need to do well with in 2022 to retain Congress. Itâs not a five-alarm level of concern yet, but itâs not looking good either.This per The Washington Times.(Tweet) âPresident Bidenâs latest job approval rating of 50% is down from 56% in June. Before this month, hisratings had not shown meaningful variation during his time in office, and the current figure marks the lowest
St. Louis mandates masks indoors
regardless of vaccination status,
recommends masks outdoors 20 replies
regardless of vaccination status,
recommends masks outdoors 20 replies
St. Louis County in Missouri is mandating face masks for everyone over the age of 5 when indoors regardless of vaccination status amid the spread of the delta variant, officials announced Friday. Masks are also "strongly encouraged" for groups when outdoors. Weâve lost more than 500 St. Louisans to COVID-19, and if our region doesnât work together to protect one another, we could see spikes that overwhelm our hospital and public health systems," Dr. Fredrick Echols, acting director of health for the City of St. Louis, said Friday. St. Louis County reported 241 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, bumping the 7-day average
Hundreds of Japanese citizens furious that the Olympics are still being held despite the coronavirus crisis gathered to protest outside the opening ceremony in Tokyo on Friday.
According to the New York Daily News, the protesters paraded outside the Games about an hour before the ceremony kicked off and shut down a major roadway.
The shouts of âGo to hell IOCâ and âGo to hell Olympicsâ were loud enough to be heard inside the National Stadium. The protesters waved banners and flags and claimed that the Olympics is a potential superspreader event.
âItâs unbelievable that the Olympics are happening in this pandemic situation,â
A man showing off his new gun to patrons in a Florida bar ended up shooting himself with the weapon instead, according to reports.
The unidentified knucklehead was inside OâRileyâs Uptown Tavern in Pensacola at 11 p.m. Thursday when he pulled out the gun to show it to a man and a woman at the bar, the Pensacola News Journal reported Friday.
The man then made a quick motion to put the gun into an imaginary holster under his shoulder when the gun went off and a bullet struck his torso, the outlet reported.
âI donât know if he was pretending to be a badass or something,â
Jill Biden is at the Tokyo Olympics. Joe Biden is not. Heâs stumping with the Democrat candidate for governor in Virginia and joking (kinda) that the Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga âmade it real clearâ that he wanted Jill Biden, not him, in Tokyo. Joe thinks this kind of banter makes him look humble. Whatever. This is her first solo overseas trip since moving into the White House. Apparently, there are a lot of wardrobe changes.
âJill wanted to be here tonight, but if you turn on the Olympics and watch Team USA youâll see Jill Biden standing there,â Biden said
US Wonât Investigate Governors Who
Ordered Nursing Homes to Accept
COVID-Positive Residents 20 replies
Ordered Nursing Homes to Accept
COVID-Positive Residents 20 replies
The U.S. Department of Justice has opted against investigating any of the Democrat governors who last year ordered nursing homes to accept residents who tested positive for COVID-19 against the recommendations of health groups. Federal officials reviewed information they received from New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and New Jersey last year regarding the orders. Based on the review, theyâre not opening Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act (CRIPA) investigations in the first three states, Joe Gaeta, deputy assistant attorney general, told Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) in a letter on Friday. The act enables the attorney general to launch a case in court against
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