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GOVERNMENT & MEDIA RIDICULE
Biden’s Decline Is Obvious To Everyone But The Press
Something is wrong with President Joe Biden, and everyone knows it.
Last week, Biden was asked if his administration will consider delaying the end of Title 42, a pandemic immigration restriction that allows for fast deportation of migrants illegally crossing our border in the name of stopping the circulation of COVID-19.
Biden started rambling. “No. What I’m considering is continuing to hear from my — my — First of all, there’s gonna be an appeal by the Justice Department. Because as a matter of principle, we want to be able to be in a position where if, in fact, it is strongly concluded by the scientists that we need Title 42 that we’d be able to do that. But there has been no decision on extending Title 42.”
It turned out he was talking about mask mandates on airplanes and other forms of transportation. That raises the issue of consistency: If the administration will continue to push masks on planes because COVID is still a threat, isn’t Title 42 protecting against that same threat?
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GOVERNMENT & MEDIA RIDICULE
GOVERNMENT & MEDIA RIDICULE
GOVERNMENT & MEDIA RIDICULE
GOVERNMENT & MEDIA RIDICULE
GOVERNMENT & MEDIA RIDICULE
GOVERNMENT & MEDIA RIDICULE
GOVERNMENT & MEDIA RIDICULE
GOVERNMENT & MEDIA RIDICULE
GOVERNMENT & MEDIA RIDICULE
GOVERNMENT & MEDIA RIDICULE
The Media is the Number One Cause of War Since 1898
In 1895, a 32-year old entrepreneur in New York City bought a failing newspaper and hatched a bold plan to turn it around.
The newspaper industry was cutthroat, especially in New York. There were at least 16 other daily newspapers in circulation, and there was fierce competition for readers’ attention.
But the young entrepreneur had an idea: thrill readers with tales of death, destruction, and brutality in the Cuban War for Independence against Spain.
Cuba was a Spanish colony at the time, but revolutionary forces had been fighting for independence for several years. Few people in the US really cared about Cuba. But the new publisher vowed to make them care.
His name was William Randolph Hearst. And his paper, the New York Morning Journal, constantly thrust Cuba in his readers’ faces.
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