If there is one thing in the American political picture today that is as obvious as a diamond on a manure pile, it’s the fact that the federal government is out of control. It has grown far beyond its original, constitutionally mandated boundaries into an imperial colossus, dominating the land, sucking away the taxpayers’ wealth, running up literal mountains of debt, and intruding into almost every aspect of our daily lives.
The Jeffrey Epstein files have been unsealed. We have the documents
Here are the most important John Does.
We start with Bill Clinton – John Doe #36 – whose deposition was essential to provide info on his relationship with Maxwell and Epstein
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Tuesday on Newsmax TV’s “Greg Kelly Reports,” Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) sounded off about the FBI’s raid of former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home.
Gaetz emphasized that the “bizarre” raid on Trump, in addition to the push for 87,000 new IRS Democrats, showed that “every element of our government is weaponized against us.”
Many Americans view the FBI with suspicion, not respect, these days.
After all, its agents and officials were integral to the now-debunked Russiagate collusion conspiracy that the bureau created, along with Democrats, against President Trump.
Then, of course, there was the recent FBI raid on Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, in which agents purportedly searched for government documents that Trump already had promised they could have if they asked.
Many leftists tout Canada’s socialized healthcare system as something America should emulate, claiming government-run healthcare is more humane. But it seems Canadian officials are more interested in urging doctors to help patients to kill themselves than to treat them.
America’s neighbor to the north has some of the most permissive euthanasia laws in the world. Canada’s medical assistance in dying laws allow almost anyone who can claim some form of hardship or disability to receive physician-assisted suicide, regardless of how minor those disabilities might be.
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky acknowledged on Tuesday that the nation’s leading public health agency fell short in its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, outlining sweeping changes that will make the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention better positioned to respond to emerging health threats in the future.
Walensky last week announced an organizational “reset” for the organization, outlining several changes she plans to implement in the coming years to rectify the CDC’s “numerous” failures throughout the COVID pandemic.
Conspiracy theories sometimes have at least a thread of truth in them, which is what makes them valid to some on the far right.
One of those theories is that the federal government is not on their side. Concern has been raised in conservative circles about the hiring of 87,000 new IRS agents as just one example. Trust in the IRS has been in decline for many years, ever since President Richard Nixon used the government as a weapon against his political enemies and Lois Lerner during the Obama administration denied tax-exempt status to many conservative political and religious organizations.
Because everyone pays taxes, and because the bill’s passage depended heavily on projections that a beefed-up IRS would locate and extract an additional $204 billion in currently unpaid revenue, many citizens became nervous about what the law would mean for them. To dampen the disquiet, the White House and Treasury Department in the run-up to the bill’s final passage made escalatory claims—untethered to any statutory language and in contradiction to projections by both the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT)—that the historic enforcement increase would not increase the audit rates on American households earning less than $400,000 per year.
45th President Donald Trump warned that the country is experiencing “tremendous anger” and headed into “perilous times” after Joe Biden’s Department of Justice and FBI authorized a raid on Mar-a-Lago, the former president’s resort home.
In his first print interview since the raid, given to Fox News, Trump warned the Democrats in control of the government that their actions inspired serious anger.
The Biden administration has a lot of nerve proposing to double the budget of the Internal Revenue Service and add 87,000 employees.
This plan is set to become law as part of the soon-to-be-enacted Inflation Reduction Act. And it comes around the same time as the outrageous FBI raid of former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago compound in Palm Beach, Florida. The Biden administration has converted the FBI and the Justice Department into functionaries of the Democratic Party’s character assassination campaign. Think they will do the same with a Yankee Stadium full of new IRS auditors? They will be on search-and-destroy missions.
An uptick in threats to the FBI after it executed a search warrant at former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate is unsettling the political right, with some calling on allies of the former president to tone down their rhetoric.
Barriers have been erected outside the perimeter of the FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C., while the FBI and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reportedly issued a joint bulletin Friday warning about spikes in threats that included a bomb threat at FBI headquarters and calls for “civil war” and “armed rebellion.”
I’m also trying to think through which of the many enabling statutes passed by Congress since 1983 (the introduction of the Public Health Emergency framework) are the worst, and therefore highest priority for matching the statutes to the treasonous sponsors and ‘Aye’ voters, and also highest priority for repeal during the process of returning our Constitution-in-exile back home to America.
A chronological list of the 50 statutes passed by Congress between 1983 and this year, that I’m currently aware of, is at the footnote below.1
