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Inflation, Gas, and Recalls were up. Thank Yehova Biden and Obama are no longer President.

Inflation, Gas, and Recalls were up. Thank Yehova Biden and Obama are no longer President.

Obama had 3.8% inflation high. Biden 9.1% Trump high 2.4%. And who can forget the $5.00 a gallon under the left. $10.00 in some California locations.

Trump recalls? 818. Biden 1,140. Obama 1,036. And why are Trumps this high?

  • New leadership emphasizing aggressive compliance
  • Backlogs cleared after pandemic years
  • Increased inspections and investigations
  • More staff, more funding, or more political pressure to “show activity”
  • If CPSC had applied the Trump enforcement intensity during Obama or Biden:
    • Obama’s 2,009–2016 totals would likely have been 4,300-4,500+
    • Biden’s 2021–2024 totals would likely have been 1,700–2,000+

    Not because products were worse — but because CPSC would have been catching more defects, issuing more warnings, and counting more categories.

    If Trump’s recall numbers were calculated using the Obama‑Biden enforcement method, his totals would look normal and steady, not record‑breaking. The difference isn’t product safety — it’s how CPSC chose to count and enforce.

 

 

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So, who’s responsible for over 40% of the National debt?

So, who’s responsible for over 40% of the National debt?

Recently I did this article on my Substack page. I saw an obscure website copied fake news and tried to blame Trump for the large National Debt. Below are the actual facts.

If you said Barack and Joe, you are correct.

Yes my friends, Barack and Joe ‘s policies and bills past put us in the mess we’re in today. With the U.S. total gross national debt reaching $40.05 trillion, the breakdown of the exact percentages added under the presidential terms of Barack Obama and Joe Biden—based on U.S. Treasury Department data—are outlined below:


Nominal Debt Added by Term

  • Barack Obama (Jan 2009 – Jan 2017):
    • Starting Debt: $10.63 trillion
    • Ending Debt: $19.95 trillion
    • Increase: $9.32 trillion
    • Share of Current $40.05T Debt: 23.27%
  • Joe Biden (Jan 2021 – Jan 2025):
    • Starting Debt: $27.75 trillion
    • Ending Debt: $36.21 trillion
    • Increase: $8.46 trillion
    • Share of Current $40.05T Debt: 21.12%

Combined Total Percentage

  • Obama + Biden Combined Debt Increase: $17.78 trillion ($9.32T + $8.46T)
  • Combined Share of Current Debt: 44.39% of the total $40.05 trillion U.S. national debt.
  • Now below are Trumps six year totals.
  • First Term Non-COVID Debt Growth (3 Years: Jan 2017 – Feb 2020): $3.1 trillion (Gross debt went from $19.95T to $23.1T before COVID stimulus passed).
  • Second Term Debt Growth (2 Years: Jan 2025 – Aug 2026): $3.8 trillion (Gross debt expanded from $36.21T at the end of Joe Biden’s term to ~$40.05T).
  • Six-Year Actual Non-COVID Debt Accumulated: $6.9 trillion.

This $6.9 trillion in direct debt added during non-COVID years accounts for 17.2% of the total $40.05 trillion national debt. Now add the COVID spending that Congress approved.

  • First Term Non-COVID Debt: $4.8 trillion
  • First Term COVID-19 Relief: +$3.6 trillion (includes the $1.9T CARES Act, $985B Response & Relief Act, and executive actions)
  • First Term Total Additions (2017–2021): $8.4 trillion
  • Second Term Additions (2025–2026): ~$1.8 trillion (primarily from tax legislation and spending adjustments)
  • 6-Year Total Legislative Additions (With COVID): $10.2 trillion

Relative to the total $40.05 trillion national debt, $10.2 trillion in approved ten-year borrowing accounts for 25.5% of the national debt.

In closing the 3.6 trillion COVID spending passed with the Democrats support. How much support?

During Donald Trump’s first term, nearly all Democrats in both the House and Senate voted in favor of every major COVID-19 relief bill passed in 2020.

Because the pandemic demanded urgent economic intervention, all three major COVID-19 relief bills passed under Trump were heavily bipartisan:

1. The CARES Act ($2.2 Trillion – March 2020)

 

  • Senate Vote (96–0): Every single Democratic senator present (45 Democrats and 2 Independents who caucused with them) voted YES. Zero voted no.
  • House Vote: Passed via voice vote (unanimous agreement without a recorded roll call) after Democratic Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democratic leadership urged broad bipartisan support.

2. Paycheck Protection Program & Health Care Enhancement Act ($484 Billion – April 2020)

 

  • Senate Vote: Passed by unanimous consent without objection from any senator (including all Democrats).
  • House Vote (388–5): 222 Democrats voted YES. Only one Democrat (Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez) voted against it. 

3. Consolidated Appropriations Act / COVID Relief ($900 Billion – December 2020)

 

  • Senate Vote (92–6): 45 Democrats and 2 Independents voted YES. Only two Democrats voted no.
  • House Vote (359–53): 203 Democrats voted YES. Only 28 Democrats voted against it.

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The reason people feel like inflation is high. Bidens price increases never came down.

The reason people feel like inflation is high. Bidens price increases never came down.

When inflation went to 9.1% in 2022, prices jumped sharply. When inflation fell back to 3%, prices stayed at that higher level.

  • Permanent 20–25% higher grocery prices
  • Permanent higher rent and mortgages
  • Permanent higher energy costs

 

 

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Without any bias tell me what went wrong with Bidens COVID policies.

Without any bias tell me what went wrong with Bidens COVID policies.

I asked the above question of CoPilot. The Microsoft leftist AI. It’s response. Nothing was edited. You make the call.

  • Overpromising on vaccines and “back to normal”
    • Shifting message: Early framing implied vaccines would largely stop infection and transmission, then reality (Delta, Omicron) forced a pivot to “prevents severe disease.” That shift damaged trust.
    • Polarizing rhetoric: Phrases like “pandemic of the unvaccinated” were seen as stigmatizing and politically divisive, making later persuasion harder.
    • Underplaying uncertainty: Communication often sounded more certain than the underlying science, so reversals (on boosters, masks, etc.) felt like incompetence or dishonesty.
  • School reopening and learning loss
    • Slow, cautious reopening in many blue districts: Biden campaigned on reopening schools, but CDC guidance was widely viewed as overly influenced by teachers’ unions and risk‑averse, leading to prolonged closures in many places.
    • Uneven national picture: Some states were fully open while others stayed remote or hybrid far longer, contributing to large learning losses and mental‑health impacts, especially for lower‑income kids.
    • No clear national line in the sand: The administration never drew a firm, simple standard like “schools stay open except in extreme circumstances,” so local officials defaulted to caution and conflict.
  • Testing and surveillance failures
    • Winter 2021–22 test shortage: The administration was slow to anticipate the Omicron wave’s demand for rapid tests; shelves were empty just as cases exploded.
    • Regulatory drag: FDA and other agencies were criticized for slow approval and scaling of rapid tests, leaving the U.S. behind some peer countries.
    • Fragmented data: Case, hospitalization, and wastewater data remained patchy and inconsistent across states, limiting clear national situational awareness.
  • Mandates and legal overreach
    • OSHA vaccine‑or‑test rule: The broad workplace mandate was struck down by the Supreme Court, showing the administration had stretched legal authority too far.
    • Federal contractor and healthcare mandates: These survived in narrower form but triggered workforce losses in some sectors and hardened political opposition.
    • Backlash vs. benefit: Mandates likely increased vaccination in some groups, but they also deepened polarization, fed conspiracy narratives, and made later public‑health messaging less credible to skeptics.
  • Inconsistent and confusing rules
    • Masks on planes vs. elsewhere: Mask mandates persisted on airplanes and in airports long after many other settings dropped them, creating a sense of arbitrary rules rather than risk‑based policy.
    • Travel and border policies: International testing and entry rules lagged behind changing risk, and were often confusing and poorly explained.
    • Changing CDC guidance: Quarantine and isolation rules were revised multiple times; even when scientifically justified, the communication was muddled and widely mocked.
  • Underinvestment in non‑pharmaceutical tools
    • Ventilation and filtration: The administration talked about ventilation but never made it as central or as visible as vaccines and masks—no simple, national “clean air” standard or branding.
    • High‑quality masks: Distribution of free high‑filtration masks (N95/KN95) came late and never reached the same scale or clarity as vaccine campaigns.
    • Risk‑stratified guidance: There was little clear, simple messaging for different risk groups (e.g., “if you’re older or high‑risk, here’s your playbook”), leaving many to fend for themselves.
  • Therapeutics rollout problems
    • Paxlovid confusion: When antivirals became available, eligibility rules, drug interactions, and access pathways were poorly communicated; many high‑risk people never got them in time.
    • Provider hesitancy: Doctors and clinics were slow to prescribe due to unclear guidance and fear of side effects or interactions.
    • Equity gaps: Access to treatments and monoclonal antibodies was uneven, with better‑resourced areas often doing better than poorer or rural communities.
  • Data transparency and “end of emergency” messaging
    • Shifting metrics: Moving from case counts to hospitalizations and then to more limited dashboards felt to many like “hiding the ball,” even when justified by changing conditions.
    • Wind‑down of free tools: As the public health emergency ended, free testing, vaccines, and treatments became more complicated to access, and the messaging around that shift was not clear.
    • Public fatigue unmanaged: The administration never really reset the narrative into a coherent “long‑term COVID strategy” the public could understand; instead, things just quietly faded into the background.
  • Equity and trust gaps
    • Booster and treatment disparities: Despite strong equity rhetoric, booster uptake and treatment access lagged in many minority and low‑income communities.
    • Trust in institutions: Frequent changes, legal defeats, and partisan framing eroded trust in CDC, FDA, and federal health leadership among both skeptics and some supporters.
    • Politicization of expertise: Experts were often perceived as aligned with one political side, making it harder to land nuanced messages later

 

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Let’s look at those layoffs and closings that Trump is being blamed for.

Let’s look at those layoffs and closings that Trump is being blamed for.

Seems as if some folks don’t know that when you lie or don’t research fake news, you end up looking like an ass.
Recently President Trump was blamed for a bunch of layoffs and closings of companies nationwide. Let’s look at a few.

When Foot Locker FIRST announced major store closings.
The earliest announcement reflected in the available sources appears to come from an analyst call in early 2024, when Foot Locker revealed it would close 400 stores by 2026.

Albertson merger being denied have to do with 60 stores closing?
Here’s the straight, evidence‑based breakdown, Joseph — and the short answer is yes, the failed Albertsons merger is directly connected to Kroger’s decision to close 60 stores. Merger denied in 2024.

When did Macy’s FIRST announce its major store‑closing plan?
✅ Macy’s first announced its large‑scale store‑closure strategy in February 2024.

More will be listed in the comments section.

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So where did these high Utility rates prices originate?

So where did these high Utility rates prices originate?

Look no further than the Biden administration. A US Senator put up a chart thinking she was showing that it was under Donald Trump. But look closely at the chart the Senator posted.

Notice the years?

The chart showed prices were already rising three years before Trump took office. Guess who was ‘president’ from 2022-2024?

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The U.S. Economy Depends More Than Ever on Rich People.

The U.S. Economy Depends More Than Ever on Rich People.

How many of you realize that the top 10% account for almost 50% of all the spending? Yes Virginia, the poor and lower middle class the past four years have sat on the sidelines and cried the blues.

Hey I don’t blame them. This past administration did nothing to help stimulate the economy. If anything they were the ones who sunk the ship.

During the Biden pandemic, Americans across the spectrum saved at record levels. They spent less because they were stuck at home and received extra money from the government’s various stimulus measures. By early 2022, households socked away an extra $2.6 trillion.

Then inflation struck, and prices rose sharply. Most Americans turned to their extra savings to keep up with their rising bills. But the top 10% of earners kept most of what they had saved up.

Bottom line? Spend it like you stole it.

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PART II: Congressional Report Validates COVID “Conspiracy Theories”

This is the second part of the article “Congressional Report Validates COVID Conspiracy Theories” (Part 1) from January 15, which concluded that the Wuhan lab is the most likely origin of the COVID-19 virus.

Furthermore, it revealed that the federal government funded gain-of-function research and that Fauci not only knew about it but actively suppressed information to keep it hidden from the public.

This article will highlight the reality of coordinated censorship of opposing views, the ineffectiveness of vaccines in stopping the spread of the disease, and the lack of scientific support for mandates, which ultimately caused more harm than good—along with other measures such as lockdowns and school closures.

According to the congressional report, President Trump’s travel restrictions, implemented rapidly during the pandemic, saved lives and were supported by Dr. Fauci, contradicting the narrative that these measures were xenophobic.

However, public health officials frequently spread misinformation through conflicting messages and a lack of transparency, with the federal government unjustly demonizing off-label drug use and the lab leak theory.

The Biden Administration employed undemocratic methods, including pressuring social media companies to censor COVID-19 content it deemed misinformation.

While Operation Warp Speed successfully accelerated the development of the COVID-19 vaccine and saved millions of lives, the vaccine did not prevent the spread or transmission of the virus, as promised.

The FDA rushed vaccine approval to meet the Biden Administration’s mandate timeline, ignoring warnings from senior scientists about potential adverse effects.

Vaccine mandates, unsupported by science, caused harm by undermining individual freedoms, harming military readiness, and ignoring natural immunity from prior infections.

Furthermore, vaccine injury reporting systems created confusion and eroded public trust, while the government failed to efficiently and transparently adjudicate claims for those injured by the vaccine.

Other measures taken by the government, supported by Dr. Fauci, had widespread negative economic impacts on individuals, communities, businesses, healthcare providers, and local governments.

Mandatory lockdowns led to over 160,000 business closures, 60% of which were permanent, while supply chain disruptions worsened disparities for businesses that remained operational.

The healthcare system suffered from reduced quality of care, longer wait times, and missed diagnoses.

Unemployment rates soared to Great Depression-era levels, with low-wage sectors hit hardest by broad mitigation measures like the now-debunked “6 feet apart” guidance.

While the Federal Reserve’s swift actions helped prevent a severe economic downturn, its aggressive approach also fueled soaring inflation.

Prolonged COVID-19 school closures, which lacked scientific justification, caused significant societal harm.

Children, who were unlikely to contribute to the virus’s spread or face severe illness, suffered historic learning loss, increased psychological distress, and decreased physical well-being.

The Biden Administration’s CDC allowed political influence from the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), which edited school reopening guidance to include measures that prolonged closures unnecessarily.

AFT, a political union rather than a scientific organization, advocated for mitigation efforts like automatic closure triggers, further delaying reopenings. Testimony revealed AFT President Randi Weingarten had direct access to CDC Director Rochelle Walensky.

The long-term effects include decades of academic progress lost, mental health crises, and a 51% increase in suicide attempts among girls aged 12-17.

A CATO Institute report similarly highlighted that the long-term closure of schools during the COVID-19 pandemic caused significant harm to children academically, mentally, and physically, with little to no impact on reducing virus transmission or child mortality.

These closures were driven more by politics than science, influenced by powerful teachers unions and their ties to Democratic politicians.

Research from Michigan State University found that decisions on in-person education in 2020 were tied more to local political partisanship and union strength than to COVID-19 severity, despite early evidence showing children were at low risk for severe illness.

The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) successfully lobbied the CDC to include union-driven language in school reopening guidance.

Freedom of Information Act documents obtained by CATO confirmed the findings of the congressional report, namely that the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) successfully lobbied the CDC to include union-driven language in school reopening guidance.

Studies further demonstrated the consequences: districts with in-person learning experienced less academic loss, and remote learning disproportionately harmed older, minority, and low-income students.

The fallout from these decisions has led many families to shift to homeschooling and private education, with homeschooling rates doubling post-pandemic.

Even mainstream media outlets that supported lockdowns and other pandemic measures are now acknowledging the lack of scientific backing behind some public health guidance and the damage done to public trust in government health authorities.

The New York Times reported that during congressional hearings, top NIH officials, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, admitted that key aspects of early COVID-19 guidance were not based on solid science.

Fauci revealed that the six-foot social distancing rule “just sort of appeared” without supporting studies and acknowledged the virus is airborne, contradicting initial claims that it spread primarily through droplets.

According to the New York Times, officials not only promoted questionable guidance but also suppressed dissenting views, with some actively deleting emails to avoid public scrutiny.

Dr. David Morens of the NIH admitted to using his personal account to bypass oversight, writing that they avoided “smoking guns” and deleted sensitive emails.

This lack of transparency and accountability led to poor decision-making, such as closing beaches and parks unnecessarily, delaying school reopenings, and wasting millions on ineffective plexiglass barriers.

These failures, driven by obstinacy and arrogance, had significant negative impacts on Americans’ lives and undermined trust in public health leadership.

Over the past year, several diseases have been highlighted in news reports as potential sources of the next pandemic. Notably, the World Health Organization (WHO) has identified pathogens such as Ebola, Marburg, Nipah, and various coronaviruses as having significant pandemic potential.

Additionally, the emergence of a new, more virulent strain of the mpox virus (formerly known as monkeypox) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has raised concerns among health experts. Despite these concerns, none of these diseases have escalated to a global pandemic over the past year.

Because of the many lies and invasive rights violations during COVID, many people have lost trust in the NIH and CDC. The constant identification of “the next great” pandemic is increasingly falling on deaf ears. With each new cause for panic, skeptics claim victory as the previous one fails to materialize.


These people and organizations should be class action sued out of existence –TPR

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Congressional Report Validates COVID “Conspiracy Theories” (Part 1)

Congressional Report Validates COVID “Conspiracy Theories” (Part 1)

The House Oversight Committee has released its final report on COVID-19, confirming many of the theories and claims labeled as “conspiracy” or “misinformation” during the pandemic. The report focuses on the origins of the coronavirus and the federal government’s funding of gain-of-function research. It concludes that COVID-19 most likely originated from a laboratory in Wuhan, China.

The committee highlights five key arguments supporting the “lab leak” theory. First, the virus displays a biological characteristic not typically found in nature. Second, data reveals that all COVID-19 cases trace back to a single introduction into humans, unlike previous pandemics, which involved multiple spillover events. Third, Wuhan houses China’s leading SARS research facility, which has a history of conducting gain-of-function experiments under inadequate biosafety conditions. Fourth, researchers from the Wuhan Institute of Virology reportedly became ill with a COVID-like virus in the fall of 2019, months before the outbreak was linked to a wet market. Finally, the lack of scientific evidence for a natural origin, even after years of research, strengthens the lab leak hypothesis.

The House Oversight Committee has also determined that Dr. Anthony Fauci played a key role in suppressing the truth about the origins of COVID-19. According to the report, Dr. Fauci orchestrated the creation of the publication “The Proximal Origin of SARS-CoV-2,” which was widely cited by public health officials and media outlets to discredit the lab leak theory. This publication was allegedly crafted to promote the narrative that COVID-19 originated naturally rather than in a laboratory.

The report further concludes that a lab-related incident involving gain-of-function research is the most likely origin of COVID-19. It highlights that current government mechanisms for overseeing gain-of-function research are inadequate, overly complex, and lack global enforcement. This oversight failure has underscored the need for more stringent and transparent regulations to mitigate risks posed by such experiments.

Additionally, the committee scrutinized the role of EcoHealth Alliance, Inc., led by Dr. Peter Daszak. EcoHealth allegedly used U.S. taxpayer funds to support dangerous gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Following the release of evidence by the Select Subcommittee showing that EcoHealth violated the terms of its National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) initiated debarment proceedings and suspended all funding to the organization. Furthermore, new evidence has revealed that the Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating EcoHealth’s activities during the pandemic, adding another layer of scrutiny to its operations.

The House Oversight Committee’s report delivers a damning indictment of the measures taken to combat COVID-19, asserting that many were not based on science and caused significant harm. Policies such as social distancing, mask mandates, and lockdowns are unequivocally criticized for their ineffectiveness and their role in prolonging the crisis.

Social Distancing

The “6 feet apart” social distancing rule, which led to widespread school closures and the collapse of countless small businesses, was entirely arbitrary and unsupported by scientific evidence. Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted under oath that the recommendation “sort of just appeared,” exposing the lack of any substantive justification for this policy.

Mask Mandates

Mask mandates were imposed without conclusive scientific proof that they effectively protected against COVID-19. Public health officials frequently contradicted themselves on the efficacy of masks, fueling widespread public distrust and highlighting the absence of a consistent, science-based approach.

Lockdowns

Lockdowns inflicted devastating harm on the American economy and severely impacted the mental and physical health of the population, especially younger Americans. Instead of prioritizing the protection of vulnerable groups, federal and state governments imposed draconian measures that forced millions to sacrifice essential aspects of their livelihoods, education, and healthcare. These lockdowns caused immeasurable damage with no clear evidence of benefit.

New York’s Pandemic Failures

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s disastrous March 25 order, which mandated that nursing homes accept COVID-19-positive patients, is described as a case of blatant medical malpractice. This reckless policy led to catastrophic outcomes in nursing homes. Evidence further reveals that Cuomo and his administration deliberately worked to conceal the deadly consequences of their decisions to avoid accountability.

The Select Subcommittee has accused Cuomo of knowingly making false statements to conceal the extent of the tragedy in New York’s nursing homes. In light of this, the committee has referred Cuomo to the Department of Justice for criminal prosecution.

These findings categorically expose the failures and harm caused by pandemic policies, holding key officials accountable for their actions and the suffering they inflicted on the American people.

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YAWN! Blue States Bring Back Mask Mandates Ahead of ‘Quad-demic’

YAWN! Blue States Bring Back Mask Mandates Ahead of ‘Quad-demic’

By Mark Swanson    |  19 December 2024

Multiple blue states are reinstating mask mandates ahead of a surge of four viruses that some are calling a “quad-demic” — flu, COVID, RSV, and Norovirus.

According to the Daily Mail:

  • RWJBarnabas Health, New Jersey’s largest hospital system, announced Monday anyone walking through their doors needs a mask, possibly a hospital-supplied covering.
  • Several counties in San Francisco began mask mandates last month that run through April 30, 2025.
  • New York City officials last month recommended masks on public transportation.

“We know these viruses are coming. We see them increase every year,” Dr. Joe Bresee, an infectious diseases expert, told DailyMail.com. “We are in store for increases in circulation in these four over the next couple of months and that would cause what we call epidemics.”

COVID activity is “low” nationally but on the rise, with 4% infections in early November rising to 5.4% during the week of Dec. 7. Hospital admissions for flu-like respiratory illnesses jumped 14% in a two-week period through the week of Dec. 7, according to the report.

Regardless, research has shown the efficacy of masks to reduce the spread of COVID infections is largely a myth.

The Cochrane Institute published results of a study in January 2023 that found “uncertainty about the effects of face masks.” Cochrane analyzed 78 global studies involving more than 1 million people.

“The pooled results … did not show a clear reduction in respiratory viral infection with the use of medical/surgical masks. There were no clear differences between the use of medical/surgical masks compared with N95/P2 respirators in healthcare workers when used in routine care to reduce respiratory viral infection,” Cochrane’s study found.

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