President Biden stated his notorious journey to Saudi Arabia in July was not "primarily for oil."
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Diary of disturbing disinformation and harmful delusions
Flashback:
“The journey was not primarily for oil.”
— President Biden, 10/6, on his Saudi go to
We are saying: Positive, a humiliated Biden claimedhe had different causes for his go to to the Saudis. However a Tuesday New York Instances exposé reveals he was merely mendacity, as “his prime aides thought that they had struck a secret deal to spice up oil manufacturing.” Guess that fist-bump with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, whose kingdom Biden as soon as vowed to make a “pariah,” was a bit of untimely. Oh, and extra gasoline inflation is on the best way as Biden refuses to alter course on home vitality (past his pathetic Strategic Petroleum Reserve releases).
This demand:
“We’re prepared to have a look at the legal guidelines once more, however let’s take a look at the info [on bail reform].”
— Gov. Kathy Hochul, Monday
We are saying: The Unintentional Governor has proven she’s not prepared to “take a look at the legal guidelines once more.” She made a bunch of meaningless tweaks to our criminal-justice “reforms” and known as it a day (lest she offend the Legislature Democrats whose assist she wanted for her Buffalo Payments giveaway and slush funds). And she or he clearly by no means seems to be on the information, which present unambiguously that bail reform is a crime-driving catastrophe. She simply retains pretending she is going to.
This tweet:
We are saying: Outstanding Vox Media tech journalist Kara Swisher flat-out stated that claims Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman was fighting speech and cognition had been “nonsense.” However Fetterman’s painful efficiency at Tuesday’s debate proved the reverse. So Swisher’s phrases stink to excessive heaven.
This declare:
“The combat isn't about inflation, it’s about the price of residing.”
— Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Sunday
We are saying: The price of residing IS inflation. And the combat she means — the midterms — is 100% about inflation, which comes up in ballot after ballot after ballot as voters’ No. 1 challenge. With good cause: The insurance policies Pelosi has backed have pushed inflation to historic highs and crushed common People. Her unhappy effort at hairsplitting is a weak bid to deflect consideration from a raging financial conflagration by stating the sparks it’s throwing off.
This column:
We are saying: Writing in Monday’s Washington Submit, foreign-affairs wonk Max Boot says: “That is how democracies die, each at residence and overseas.” Actually, Max? Democracies die from folks voting their most well-liked candidates into workplace through record-breaking turnout? Gee, we thought that’s what democracy is.
— Compiled by The Submit Editorial Board
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