Never doubt for a moment that the anti-American American government hates American citizens and has no interest in representing them.
Is the border closed yet? How's the economy doing?
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This random illegal immigrant from Turkey just walked into the US and literally couldn’t believe how easy it was…
“American people are right. No security. No background check. Who comes into this country?”
We have a third world border. (@BillMelugin_)
[emphasis is mine]
https://amgreatness.com/2024/05/23/cnn-sees-lowest-primetime-ratings-in-three-decades/
CNN Sees Lowest Primetime Ratings in Three Decades
The cable news channel CNN has suffered its lowest primetime ratings since 1991, in yet another indication that traditional television news coverage, as well as increasingly left-wing media, has taken a massive hit to its viewership in recent years.
As reported by the New York Post, the week of May 13th through May 19th saw the channel’s 8 PM to 11 PM programming draw just 83,000 viewers in the most crucial demographic of viewers between the ages of 25 and 54. In that same time period, Fox News saw over 186,000 viewers in the same demographic and the same time slots. MSNBC came in second with 111,000 viewers.
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FakeNews is the enemy of the people. Those numbers are still too high - turn it all off.
https://thefederalist.com/2024/05/23/biden-lauches-largest-attack-yet-on-american-coal-with-new-lease-ban-in-powder-river-basin/
Biden Lauches Largest Attack Yet On American Coal With New Lease Ban In Powder River Basin
The Biden administration is going after western coal producers with new rules published last week that eliminate new coal leases in the nation’s largest coal-producing region.
Last Thursday, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announced the agency would halt additional leases to mine coal across the Powder River Basin, which runs through southeast Montana and northeast Wyoming and is the most productive stretch of coal reserves in the United States. The Washington Post described the administration’s move as the “biggest step yet to end coal mining.”
Larry Behrens, the spokesman for the energy nonprofit Power the Future, told The Federalist the agency’s decision illustrates a president who holds “nothing but contempt for affordable and reliable energy.”
“It’s also no surprise to see his environmental friends celebrate this terrible decision as their singular goal is to destroy private sector jobs in favor of more heavily subsidized energy failures,” Behrens said. “Every American should remember this decision next time the White House says they’re not responsible for high prices.”
U.S. power prices have outpaced annual inflation with consumer costs up almost 30 percent since President Joe Biden took office, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of government data in April. A report from the House Oversight Committee published Thursday linked the administration’s energy agenda to more than $1 trillion in regulatory costs and high gas prices that eclipsed a nationwide average of $5 per gallon in 2022.
“The Biden Administration weaponized the power of the executive branch to wage a war against American-made energy production and cement in place radical, far-left energy policies that jeopardize domestic energy development, overload America’s power grid, and raise costs on all American consumers and businesses,” said Oversight Chairman James Comer from Kentucky.
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