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Posted by Mike LaChance on December 02, 2020 38 Comments
Former Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen is Joe Biden's pick to head the Treasury Department. During recent remarks, Yellen pledged to use the department to address many issues, including those of race, gender disparity,and the climate crisis. The Democratic party's approach to policy is now nearly indistinguishable from that of progressive activists on college campuses.

Posted by Fuzzy Slippers on November 07, 2020 47 Comments
As the post-2020 election dust begins settling, for the Democrats anyway, former Obama stooge Rahm Emmanuel digs up and mercilessly flings at those Americans left behind by regressive, globalist policies insulting, condescending leftist advice.  He tells unemployed, and soon-to-be-unemployed under the Harris-Biden administration, retail workers that they need to #LearnToCode.

Posted by Mike LaChance on October 23, 2020 33 Comments
Saying the United States should transition away from fossil fuels is a popular idea on the left. It's not workable in real life, however. Millions of people depend on fossil fuels not only to heat and light their homes, but for their jobs. During the final debate last night, Joe Biden said the United States should transition away from the oil industry. This was red meat for his base and the Bernie Sanders wing of the party, but it won't play with millions of voters who live in the real world.

Posted by Mike LaChance on September 13, 2020 23 Comments
Have you been listening to Joe Biden's economic message lately? If you have, you may find that it sounds a bit familiar. It almost seems like Joe is going to say "Make America Great Again" any day now. They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but in Biden's case, it just sounds like his latest attempt at plagiarism.

Posted by Mike LaChance on August 14, 2020 89 Comments
The city of Minneapolis is requiring businesses destroyed by the recent riots to pre-pay their 2020 property taxes before they can even officially demolish and rebuild their businesses. The city allowed these businesses to be destroyed, and now wants a ransom from the very people they victimized. When do the business owners start rioting, or at the very least, packing up and leaving?
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