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Our hospital here in Rawlins, Wyoming is making the jab mandatory for all workers come December 3rd. We need as many people as possible to call the hospital Director and tell him that this is unconstitutional, dangerous and that he needs to back off of the mandate! I know that there is power in our numbers and being in a small town- we need that power right now. They are making it extremely hard to apply for any religious exemptions or any other kind of exemption as well.
This should not be forced this should be a choice that the individual makes! Coercion is not consent!
The phone number is 1-307-324-2221 ask to speak to Ken. If you can't get a hold of Ken then call the compliance line at 1-888-892-9745
A walk out is already in the works! We just need help from other Patriots since we live in a very small town!
Please and thank you to everyone who calls!
This should not be forced this should be a choice that the individual makes! Coercion is not consent!
The phone number is 1-307-324-2221 ask to speak to Ken. If you can't get a hold of Ken then call the compliance line at 1-888-892-9745
A walk out is already in the works! We just need help from other Patriots since we live in a very small town!
Please and thank you to everyone who calls!
KEY TAKEAWAYS
OSHA lacks the legal authority to impose a vaccine mandate.
Vaccines against viruses are an entirely different form of protection and are beyond the scope of OSHA’s mandate.
Lawmakers needn’t prohibit OSHA from imposing a mandate that they never authorized the agency to issue in the first place.
OSHA sent a draft mandate to the White House on Oct. 8. Once the White House completes its review, OSHA will issue the order.
And then get sued.
As we detail in our legal analysis, the courts will almost certainly strike down the OSHA vaccine mandate.
OSHA lacks the legal authority to impose a vaccine mandate.
Vaccines against viruses are an entirely different form of protection and are beyond the scope of OSHA’s mandate.
Lawmakers needn’t prohibit OSHA from imposing a mandate that they never authorized the agency to issue in the first place.
OSHA sent a draft mandate to the White House on Oct. 8. Once the White House completes its review, OSHA will issue the order.
And then get sued.
As we detail in our legal analysis, the courts will almost certainly strike down the OSHA vaccine mandate.
The Heritage Foundation
Congress Didn’t Give OSHA Authority to Impose Vaccine Mandates
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is about to require 80 million working Americans to get vaccinated. You may be among them. There’s just one catch: OSHA lacks the legal authority to impose a vaccine mandate.
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On evasion: Woodpile Report has this...
"Although technically a vagabond, a man the locals called "Leatherman" lived a life approximating Escape and Evasion a century and a half ago. He traveled a circuit some 180 miles on a side, from Connecticut to the Hudson River and back again, with such regularity his reappearances were dependably foreseen by townspeople. In time he became an Odin The Wanderer-like legend.
Modern day Escape and Evasion derives from the US military's Code of Conduct, which requires captured military personnel to "make every effort to escape". Escape and Evasion training is based on standard survival woodcraft with emphasis on covert techniques appropriate for hostile territory. The survivalist in a catastrophe is more likely to be escaping detection than capture, but the methods apply.
‘Leatherman’ was in no danger of capture as far as we know, nor was he in hostile territory, but for thirty years or more he used the basic practices of Escape and Evasion, including regular movement between proven sites in a large, remote area familiar to him.
If we assume, and it's reasonable to assume, a collapse of civil society to the extent such skills become necessary, the prudent survivalist will prepare not just a bugout destination but also prepare for worst case Escape and Evasion. The "escape" part could mean retreating from hostiles who overrun his main bugout site or otherwise prevent him from occupying it.
Some will practice Escape and Evasion as a prepared means to reach a safer destination. Catastrophes in the past suggest it will more commonly be used to avoid a present and mortal threat that may persist for weeks or months, which is what we'll consider here.
The first requirement is a home territory, preferably not much more than a day's hike from the survivalist's bugout site. Wooded and watered hill country offering sites for covert camps are close to ideal. Five miles on a side is probably too small, twenty miles on a side is not too large.
While a contour map has its uses, it's no substitute for the familiarity that comes with methodical woods-cruising in good weather and bad, even at night.
The survivalist must "own" his territory, every ridge and swale, every spring and rock and run, every tree and bush. It's a crucial advantage for evasion if discovered and pursued. With time familiarity approaches the supernatural, sensing when something's not right, tipping off a presence not yet obvious.
The usual attributes of covert camps are to be observed, but no one site will be ideal. Each should offer something unique. Perhaps it's a hotspot for game or fish, or well suited to particularly bad weather, or it includes a free flowing spring and rich forage in season, or is exceptionally secluded. Think of them as a network of resorts, a few miles apart, each having a special asset in addition to their standard features.
Leatherman resupplied about every five weeks in towns along his route, something like long-distance hikers do on the Appalachian Trail. This is not an option in a catastrophic survival situation, obviously. Nor is raiding in any form. In a time of extreme scarcity, theft announces the presence of a lurker and demands attention.
Prepositioned caches provide the necessary independence from outside supply. They also allow escape as-is and afterward permit traveling light between sites.
Provisions for ninety days may be a good first approximation, six or seven caches with two week's rations at each, say. As elsewhere, this is for one person. Should the nature of the calamity warrant and become apparent sufficiently in advance, perishables could be doubled or tripled. Ramping up is easier done than starting from nothing.
A plan for providing each site with caches might include: one cache for arrival with emergency and immediate use items on top, another with food only, a third one with standard survival supplies: firemaking, ammunition, batteries, cordage, medical, water purification and so forth. (1/2)
"Although technically a vagabond, a man the locals called "Leatherman" lived a life approximating Escape and Evasion a century and a half ago. He traveled a circuit some 180 miles on a side, from Connecticut to the Hudson River and back again, with such regularity his reappearances were dependably foreseen by townspeople. In time he became an Odin The Wanderer-like legend.
Modern day Escape and Evasion derives from the US military's Code of Conduct, which requires captured military personnel to "make every effort to escape". Escape and Evasion training is based on standard survival woodcraft with emphasis on covert techniques appropriate for hostile territory. The survivalist in a catastrophe is more likely to be escaping detection than capture, but the methods apply.
‘Leatherman’ was in no danger of capture as far as we know, nor was he in hostile territory, but for thirty years or more he used the basic practices of Escape and Evasion, including regular movement between proven sites in a large, remote area familiar to him.
If we assume, and it's reasonable to assume, a collapse of civil society to the extent such skills become necessary, the prudent survivalist will prepare not just a bugout destination but also prepare for worst case Escape and Evasion. The "escape" part could mean retreating from hostiles who overrun his main bugout site or otherwise prevent him from occupying it.
Some will practice Escape and Evasion as a prepared means to reach a safer destination. Catastrophes in the past suggest it will more commonly be used to avoid a present and mortal threat that may persist for weeks or months, which is what we'll consider here.
The first requirement is a home territory, preferably not much more than a day's hike from the survivalist's bugout site. Wooded and watered hill country offering sites for covert camps are close to ideal. Five miles on a side is probably too small, twenty miles on a side is not too large.
While a contour map has its uses, it's no substitute for the familiarity that comes with methodical woods-cruising in good weather and bad, even at night.
The survivalist must "own" his territory, every ridge and swale, every spring and rock and run, every tree and bush. It's a crucial advantage for evasion if discovered and pursued. With time familiarity approaches the supernatural, sensing when something's not right, tipping off a presence not yet obvious.
The usual attributes of covert camps are to be observed, but no one site will be ideal. Each should offer something unique. Perhaps it's a hotspot for game or fish, or well suited to particularly bad weather, or it includes a free flowing spring and rich forage in season, or is exceptionally secluded. Think of them as a network of resorts, a few miles apart, each having a special asset in addition to their standard features.
Leatherman resupplied about every five weeks in towns along his route, something like long-distance hikers do on the Appalachian Trail. This is not an option in a catastrophic survival situation, obviously. Nor is raiding in any form. In a time of extreme scarcity, theft announces the presence of a lurker and demands attention.
Prepositioned caches provide the necessary independence from outside supply. They also allow escape as-is and afterward permit traveling light between sites.
Provisions for ninety days may be a good first approximation, six or seven caches with two week's rations at each, say. As elsewhere, this is for one person. Should the nature of the calamity warrant and become apparent sufficiently in advance, perishables could be doubled or tripled. Ramping up is easier done than starting from nothing.
A plan for providing each site with caches might include: one cache for arrival with emergency and immediate use items on top, another with food only, a third one with standard survival supplies: firemaking, ammunition, batteries, cordage, medical, water purification and so forth. (1/2)
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Woodpile Report pt. 2 see pt. 1
Caches should be well away from the shelter site and, if practical, a standard distance in the same direction from each site. Precut pole timber for shelter framing could also be stashed in such a way as not to attract notice.…
Caches should be well away from the shelter site and, if practical, a standard distance in the same direction from each site. Precut pole timber for shelter framing could also be stashed in such a way as not to attract notice.…
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Woodpile Report pt. 2 see pt. 1
Caches should be well away from the shelter site and, if practical, a standard distance in the same direction from each site. Precut pole timber for shelter framing could also be stashed in such a way as not to attract notice.
An aside: one item to consider carrying is a weather radio. Tiny, battery-powered units are available for about twenty dollars. Assuming the reporting service is maintained it's a resource worth having.
Migration at intervals from one camp to another, in addition to serving situational awareness, levels out the depletion of supplies.
Also think about one centrally located cache for seldom needed items. These might be bulk cordage, spares and repair items, specialty tools and equipment, clothing—especially seasonal clothing—perhaps a few books and other comfort items. But beware of over-reliance on equipage rather than improvisation and woodcraft.
Covert camping is a study in itself: choosing and improving sites, camouflage and stealth fires, quick shelter construction and takedown, noise abatement, unattended fishing, night travel, area surveillance methods, anti-tracker techniques and on and on.
A survivalist is not a partisan guerrilla looking to engage an enemy.
While it's wise to have a retrievable battle rifle should that day come, it makes sense in the interim to carry a light game rifle in a small caliber, backed up with a heavier caliber sidearm for defense.
A survivalist handles armed confrontation by evasion, meaning "be somewhere else". If surprised, he will break contact and disappear, easier to do with confidence when every tree and trail is familiar for miles in any direction. If there's no option but to take down a relentless bad guy he will make it an unfair contest.
Stripped of its conventions and models, survival means emerging from a catastrophe alive and functioning, with preparations for not being materially worse off than going in. All else is preference.
Few of us wish to live as a fugitive. But most of us want to live. The tradeoff, once made, would soon be intolerable for some, miserable but bearable for others, an adventure for still others.
For those who imagine going "off grid" is roughing it, decoupling from society altogether, even amidst murderous chaos, will be inconceivable. Said differently, these are life's self-selected victims.
Emergencies eventually moderate, whatever "eventually" may mean. When and how to reengage may be perilous call. But should the emergency outlast the survivalist's self sufficiency, or devolve further, the next step may be to migrate to a different region or affiliate with others to construct a viable community for the duration. Even then, survival as a latter day Leatherman is Plan B."
Caches should be well away from the shelter site and, if practical, a standard distance in the same direction from each site. Precut pole timber for shelter framing could also be stashed in such a way as not to attract notice.
An aside: one item to consider carrying is a weather radio. Tiny, battery-powered units are available for about twenty dollars. Assuming the reporting service is maintained it's a resource worth having.
Migration at intervals from one camp to another, in addition to serving situational awareness, levels out the depletion of supplies.
Also think about one centrally located cache for seldom needed items. These might be bulk cordage, spares and repair items, specialty tools and equipment, clothing—especially seasonal clothing—perhaps a few books and other comfort items. But beware of over-reliance on equipage rather than improvisation and woodcraft.
Covert camping is a study in itself: choosing and improving sites, camouflage and stealth fires, quick shelter construction and takedown, noise abatement, unattended fishing, night travel, area surveillance methods, anti-tracker techniques and on and on.
A survivalist is not a partisan guerrilla looking to engage an enemy.
While it's wise to have a retrievable battle rifle should that day come, it makes sense in the interim to carry a light game rifle in a small caliber, backed up with a heavier caliber sidearm for defense.
A survivalist handles armed confrontation by evasion, meaning "be somewhere else". If surprised, he will break contact and disappear, easier to do with confidence when every tree and trail is familiar for miles in any direction. If there's no option but to take down a relentless bad guy he will make it an unfair contest.
Stripped of its conventions and models, survival means emerging from a catastrophe alive and functioning, with preparations for not being materially worse off than going in. All else is preference.
Few of us wish to live as a fugitive. But most of us want to live. The tradeoff, once made, would soon be intolerable for some, miserable but bearable for others, an adventure for still others.
For those who imagine going "off grid" is roughing it, decoupling from society altogether, even amidst murderous chaos, will be inconceivable. Said differently, these are life's self-selected victims.
Emergencies eventually moderate, whatever "eventually" may mean. When and how to reengage may be perilous call. But should the emergency outlast the survivalist's self sufficiency, or devolve further, the next step may be to migrate to a different region or affiliate with others to construct a viable community for the duration. Even then, survival as a latter day Leatherman is Plan B."
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On evasion: Woodpile Report has this...
"Although technically a vagabond, a man the locals called "Leatherman" lived a life approximating Escape and Evasion a century and a half ago. He traveled a circuit some 180 miles on a side, from Connecticut to the…
"Although technically a vagabond, a man the locals called "Leatherman" lived a life approximating Escape and Evasion a century and a half ago. He traveled a circuit some 180 miles on a side, from Connecticut to the…
Forwarded from Fury Road Intel
Media is too big
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Good justification for us being in SHTF right now…
Worth the time to see.
Worth the time to see.
Maher responded, “I find that a disingenuous argument. Because I don’t think that is what people are objecting to, I don’t think most people — now, of course, there are some places in this country where they will and some people who will, but they’re not objecting to black history being taught. There are other things going on in the schools…like separating children by race and describing them as either oppressed or oppressor. I mean, there are children coming home who feel traumatized by this. That’s what’s — that’s what parents are objecting to.”
https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2021/11/05/maher-parents-in-virginia-were-objecting-to-separating-kids-by-race-not-objecting-to-teaching-black-history/
https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2021/11/05/maher-parents-in-virginia-were-objecting-to-separating-kids-by-race-not-objecting-to-teaching-black-history/
Breitbart
Maher: Parents in Virginia Were Objecting to Separating Kids by Race, Not Objecting to Teaching Black History
On Friday's broadcast of HBO's "Real Time," host Bill Maher said it's "disingenuous" to say parents in Virginia who are worried about Critical Race Theory | Clips
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Information you may not know about the Poudre School District and education in Northern Colorado.
A year and a half later, it turns out life on the Colorado Prairie isn’t quite the vacation they anticipated.
https://nypost.com/2021/11/06/all-the-dumb-mistakes-made-by-nyers-who-left-nyc/
https://nypost.com/2021/11/06/all-the-dumb-mistakes-made-by-nyers-who-left-nyc/
New York Post
All the dumb mistakes made by NYers who went rural
After moving to the country during the pandemic, these former New Yorkers found idyllic "Green Acres" life to actually be "brutal."
That’s what prompted Allison Mahoney, a civil-rights lawyer, to ditch trendy DUMBO for sleepy Snowmass Village, Co., in September of 2020. “I was becoming increasingly frustrated with my living situation in New York,” the 38-year-old said about being confined in a small apartment during the pandemic. “I was trying to think where would be pleasant to stay over the winter, and a ski town was like the first thing that popped in my head.”
https://nypost.com/2021/11/06/all-the-dumb-mistakes-made-by-nyers-who-left-nyc/
https://nypost.com/2021/11/06/all-the-dumb-mistakes-made-by-nyers-who-left-nyc/
New York Post
All the dumb mistakes made by NYers who went rural
After moving to the country during the pandemic, these former New Yorkers found idyllic "Green Acres" life to actually be "brutal."
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Media is too big
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Slave Princess - Official Film
BREAKING: New documentary named #SlavePrincess, from executive Producer Liz Crokin, delivers what recent mainstream disappointments did not: all the FACTS about Lou Taylor's involvement in Britney's conservatorship, and her sprawling web of suspicious business dealings that touch every corner of Hollywood and Washington D.C. The documentary is live now! You can watch it for free on our site here.👇🏻 Please share on your social media channels. #SurvivingLouTaylor
https://www.slaveprincess.com
BREAKING: New documentary named #SlavePrincess, from executive Producer Liz Crokin, delivers what recent mainstream disappointments did not: all the FACTS about Lou Taylor's involvement in Britney's conservatorship, and her sprawling web of suspicious business dealings that touch every corner of Hollywood and Washington D.C. The documentary is live now! You can watch it for free on our site here.👇🏻 Please share on your social media channels. #SurvivingLouTaylor
https://www.slaveprincess.com
Forwarded from Ron Watkins [CodeMonkeyZ]
Tom O'Halleran voted to defund the police.
How well did defunding the police go for the Navajos in Arizona District 1, the district currently represented by Tom O’Halleran?
Native American women face murder rates that are more than 10 times the national average according to the DOJ.
Some 46% of all Native American women have experienced raped, physical violence, or stalking.
The Navajo are complaining now that local police departments are not able to help them.
Why did Tom O’Halleran, a former police chief, vote to defund the police?
Our country, under God, needs strong law and order - not lawlessness.
Source:
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona/2021/10/10/families-missing-indigenous-people-seek-attention-their-cases/5990156001/
https://www.nhonews.com/news/2020/jul/21/congressional-candidate-q-ohalleran-prioritizes-co/
How well did defunding the police go for the Navajos in Arizona District 1, the district currently represented by Tom O’Halleran?
Native American women face murder rates that are more than 10 times the national average according to the DOJ.
Some 46% of all Native American women have experienced raped, physical violence, or stalking.
The Navajo are complaining now that local police departments are not able to help them.
Why did Tom O’Halleran, a former police chief, vote to defund the police?
Our country, under God, needs strong law and order - not lawlessness.
Source:
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona/2021/10/10/families-missing-indigenous-people-seek-attention-their-cases/5990156001/
https://www.nhonews.com/news/2020/jul/21/congressional-candidate-q-ohalleran-prioritizes-co/
Forwarded from Ron Watkins [CodeMonkeyZ]
Election integrity is comprised of two main components.
1. The machines, systems, people, protocols, ballots, identification, software, monitoring, rules, and voter validation.
2. Freedom of speech and assembly to discuss and communicate the issues that are important to intelligently making a decision at the polls.
We have neither.
We don't have fair elections because there is no accurate validation and verification of the voter or ballot.
Big tech has also collaborated with Congress to take away our digital free speech and assembly through classifying speech they don't like as "disinformation" and banning people from assembling online.
Even when free speech is not banned, big tech hides information that goes against their narrative so you can't even search or find it.
1. The machines, systems, people, protocols, ballots, identification, software, monitoring, rules, and voter validation.
2. Freedom of speech and assembly to discuss and communicate the issues that are important to intelligently making a decision at the polls.
We have neither.
We don't have fair elections because there is no accurate validation and verification of the voter or ballot.
Big tech has also collaborated with Congress to take away our digital free speech and assembly through classifying speech they don't like as "disinformation" and banning people from assembling online.
Even when free speech is not banned, big tech hides information that goes against their narrative so you can't even search or find it.
Forwarded from 🔮💎Kat..🐈✨ ....
Drought is forcing farmers in Colorado to make tough choices to survive
There was so little water this year that farmers who use water from the Dolores River to irrigate their fields got a fraction of what they usually get. Those farmers are forced to gamble on a future that’s becoming less and less likely to predict. https://strangesounds.org/2021/11/farmer-colorado-drought-suicide.html
There was so little water this year that farmers who use water from the Dolores River to irrigate their fields got a fraction of what they usually get. Those farmers are forced to gamble on a future that’s becoming less and less likely to predict. https://strangesounds.org/2021/11/farmer-colorado-drought-suicide.html
Forwarded from Plastic Girl Reporting™️©️ (Plastic Girl©️)
🚨🚨 TOP NEWS STORIES 🚨🚨
Good Morning Patriots Happy Monday Welcome back hopeful you all have had a wonderful weekend Plastic Girl Reporting here today's top story includes remember that old Disney World ride, the Tower of Terror? That's what the Dictator Biden administration is like. It starts with an ascent where you see a bunch of highly coordinated optical illusions - like the media propping Biden up during the 2020 election. But once you get to the top of the ride... freefall.
When Joe Biden took office in January, his approval rate was 55.5% and his disapproval looked like 36%. Today those numbers have inverted. The latest poll from USA Today has Biden's at approval 38% and his disapproval rate is at 59%.
Biden is officially polling in the 30s, and that's with the corporate media operating essentially as the propaganda arm of the Democrat party. According to the same poll, that's not the only bad news for team Biden. Kameltoe Harris' approval is even worse with only 28% approve and 51% disapprove 🤣
64% of Americans don't want Biden to even try running for re-election in 2024, including 28% of Democrats. An overwhelming 66% of Americans say the country is headed in the wrong direction, while only 20% say it's going in the right direction. Joe, you did it you United the country 👏 🙄
✅ 86% of Americans don't support firing employees who don't get vaccinated
⛽️ Average U.S. gas prices rose again to $3.49, $1.30 higher than a year ago
🦃 Average price for a 16lb turkey is $55.20, up from just $28.80 last year
❎ Late Friday night,13 Republicans helped Democrats pass President Joe Biden’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. Six Democrats voted against the bill, but it passed thanks to the 13 Republicans who voted for it, for a final vote total of 228-206. [Daily Wire] Anytime Joe Biden is on the ropes, you can always count on WEAK, feckless Republicans to bail him out. Click the link to see which ones broke ranks.
✅ A U.S. federal appeals court is temporarily halting Biden's vaccine mandate that would have required companies with 100+ employees to get vaccinated for the coronavirus or be tested weekly. The court stated: "Because the petitions give cause to believe there are grave statutory and constitutional issues with the Mandate, the Mandate is hereby STAYED pending further action by this court." [Daily Wire]
💩 President Joe Biden let out a long, loud fart while speaking with the Duchess of Cornwall at the COP26 summit. Camilla Parker Bowles “hasn’t stopped talking about” the 78-year-old’s “long fart,” it has been reported. [NY Post]
🚨 Eight people died and scores were injured at an outdoor concert at rapper Travis Scott's Astroworld Festival in Houston after the crowd rushed the stage, causing panic. The victims range in age from 14 to 27. The first lawsuits have been filed against festival founder Travis Scott. [NPR]
💉 The effectiveness of the Pfizer Inc (PFE.N)/BioNTech SE vaccine in preventing infection by the coronavirus dropped to 47% from 88% six months after the second dose. [Reuters]
🎥 Here's the full clip of NFL star QB Aaron Rodgers defending his decision not to get vaccinated and calling out the left-wing media's hypocrisy on the subject.
🔗 LINK
🎥 Kanye West was pressed over the weekend over his support for Trump. His response was simple and clear.
🔗LINK
🎥 Here is James O'Keefe's full statement on the FBI raiding his apartment in its investigation into Biden's daughter's leaked diary. 🔗 LINK
📓 ...and here is the leaked portion of Ashley Biden's diary, where she describes "inappropriate" showers with her father, Joe Biden.
🔗 LINK
🎥 Biden bizarrely yells at a reporter when confronted about offering cash payments to illegal immigrants for breaking the law.
🔗 LINK
🎥 Joe Biden's Energy Secretary erupted in LAUGHTER when asked what the administration is doing about rising gas prices. Sick.
🔗 LINK
Good Morning Patriots Happy Monday Welcome back hopeful you all have had a wonderful weekend Plastic Girl Reporting here today's top story includes remember that old Disney World ride, the Tower of Terror? That's what the Dictator Biden administration is like. It starts with an ascent where you see a bunch of highly coordinated optical illusions - like the media propping Biden up during the 2020 election. But once you get to the top of the ride... freefall.
When Joe Biden took office in January, his approval rate was 55.5% and his disapproval looked like 36%. Today those numbers have inverted. The latest poll from USA Today has Biden's at approval 38% and his disapproval rate is at 59%.
Biden is officially polling in the 30s, and that's with the corporate media operating essentially as the propaganda arm of the Democrat party. According to the same poll, that's not the only bad news for team Biden. Kameltoe Harris' approval is even worse with only 28% approve and 51% disapprove 🤣
64% of Americans don't want Biden to even try running for re-election in 2024, including 28% of Democrats. An overwhelming 66% of Americans say the country is headed in the wrong direction, while only 20% say it's going in the right direction. Joe, you did it you United the country 👏 🙄
✅ 86% of Americans don't support firing employees who don't get vaccinated
⛽️ Average U.S. gas prices rose again to $3.49, $1.30 higher than a year ago
🦃 Average price for a 16lb turkey is $55.20, up from just $28.80 last year
❎ Late Friday night,13 Republicans helped Democrats pass President Joe Biden’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. Six Democrats voted against the bill, but it passed thanks to the 13 Republicans who voted for it, for a final vote total of 228-206. [Daily Wire] Anytime Joe Biden is on the ropes, you can always count on WEAK, feckless Republicans to bail him out. Click the link to see which ones broke ranks.
✅ A U.S. federal appeals court is temporarily halting Biden's vaccine mandate that would have required companies with 100+ employees to get vaccinated for the coronavirus or be tested weekly. The court stated: "Because the petitions give cause to believe there are grave statutory and constitutional issues with the Mandate, the Mandate is hereby STAYED pending further action by this court." [Daily Wire]
💩 President Joe Biden let out a long, loud fart while speaking with the Duchess of Cornwall at the COP26 summit. Camilla Parker Bowles “hasn’t stopped talking about” the 78-year-old’s “long fart,” it has been reported. [NY Post]
🚨 Eight people died and scores were injured at an outdoor concert at rapper Travis Scott's Astroworld Festival in Houston after the crowd rushed the stage, causing panic. The victims range in age from 14 to 27. The first lawsuits have been filed against festival founder Travis Scott. [NPR]
💉 The effectiveness of the Pfizer Inc (PFE.N)/BioNTech SE vaccine in preventing infection by the coronavirus dropped to 47% from 88% six months after the second dose. [Reuters]
🎥 Here's the full clip of NFL star QB Aaron Rodgers defending his decision not to get vaccinated and calling out the left-wing media's hypocrisy on the subject.
🔗 LINK
🎥 Kanye West was pressed over the weekend over his support for Trump. His response was simple and clear.
🔗LINK
🎥 Here is James O'Keefe's full statement on the FBI raiding his apartment in its investigation into Biden's daughter's leaked diary. 🔗 LINK
📓 ...and here is the leaked portion of Ashley Biden's diary, where she describes "inappropriate" showers with her father, Joe Biden.
🔗 LINK
🎥 Biden bizarrely yells at a reporter when confronted about offering cash payments to illegal immigrants for breaking the law.
🔗 LINK
🎥 Joe Biden's Energy Secretary erupted in LAUGHTER when asked what the administration is doing about rising gas prices. Sick.
🔗 LINK
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AARON RODGERS: "When Trump in 2020 was championing these vaccines, what did the left say? Don't trust the vaccine. Don't get the vaccine... What happened? Biden wins and everything flips. Shouldn't that give you a little bit of pause?... Isn't this about…