Biden Administration Creates Chaos at Every Turn; Biden Embarks on Frenzied Campaign to Block Election Reform, and related stories
Biden administration creates chaos at every turn:
In the short 11 weeks since President Biden was inaugurated on Jan. 20, we can say he and his administration have at least been consistent. Consistent in creating chaos at every turn and in ripping apart successful efforts and policy and replacing them with disasters.
This is nothing new, but it is impressive how consistent they are and how quickly they jump right back into the pool of believing they can cover up their incompetence and sometimes malevolence by misleading and lying to the American people.
Take the remarkably disastrous Democratic decision to attempt to punish the state of Georgia for an election integrity bill passed in the wake of serious challenges during the 2020 presidential race. Despite having won the state in 2020, and Georgia sending two Democratic senators to Washington, Mr. Biden agreed with the woke extremists in his party and said he would support Major League Baseball punishing Atlanta by pulling the All-Star game from that city. “I think today’s professional athletes are acting incredibly responsibly. I would strongly support them doing that. People look to them. They’re leaders,” he told ESPN. —>READ MORE HERE
Biden embarks on frenzied campaign to block election reform:
He brands those who work to safeguard elections as ‘Jim Crow’ racists
President Biden and his congressional and media allies’ frenzied crusade to block reforms designed to safeguard the integrity of the electoral process may backfire.
Branding those working to safeguard our elections as “Jim Crow” racists may simply speed the crumbling minority vote Democrats count on to win elections. Two recent public polls and many private Republican polls have found that most voters favor many of the measures their radical rewrite of our election laws incorporated in H.R. 1 would outlaw.
Cynically labeled the For the People Act, H.R. 1, which has already passed the House would, among other things, prohibit the states from requiring voters to identify themselves. The bill would also restore the voting rights of felons in all states. No state would be allowed to clean up its voter rolls or to limit the mailing of “mail in” or absentee ballots to those requesting them. H.R. 1 would legalize ballot harvesting and would prevent states from requiring that mail in ballots arrive on or before election day to be counted.
The legislation, first proposed in the last Congress by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, has been rebranded as a civil rights bill when it is really nothing more than a blatant attempt to rig the electoral rules in favor of future Democratic candidates. One is forced to wonder if Mr. Biden was fantasizing about a future under the new rules that would govern our elections if H.R. 1 becomes law when he told a reporter at his recent “press conference” that he doesn’t know if the Republican Party will still exist in four years.
Two recent public polls and several private polls have found, however, that most voters favor many of the measures the For the People Act would outlaw. A Rasmussen poll found that 75% of voters want voters to have to present a photo ID to vote, including 60% of Democrats, 77% of independents and, tellingly, 69% of Blacks. Fully 72% of those polled said that a voter ID requirement would give them more confidence in the results of future elections. —>READ MORE HERE
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