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Joe Biden, President of the United States of America vol. V

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Chloe Martinez7 Chloe Martinez7 Active Member
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#61 ·
hollowmason64 said:We really need to start cutting out this massive pile of tiny little municipalities. Honestly, most of them only exist so a handful of local politicians can act like big shots while handing out jobs to their cousins, buddies, and golf partners.
If we could just cut them off from federal funding entirely—that would be a pretty great starting point for fixing a lot of these issues.

Somewhere in rural Ohio, two townships probably struck a deal to "share" some job openings.
One week in one town, the next week in the other, or something along those lines.
fadedgull6 fadedgull6 Member
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#62 ·
It’s funny how nobody seems to notice that the President of the United States of America basically suggested that the unnamed US political figure belongs in an unnamed US town.

Look, there is a massive difference between offering criticism and actually dictating which specific people need to be locked up in an unnamed US neighborhood. If we’re playing that game, I’ll go ahead and state my position: Joe Biden should have been sent to an unnamed US neighborhood a long time ago!

And what’s my reasoning for that?

Oh, it’s the exact same logic Joe Biden uses: absolutely none. There isn't a single shred of evidence or legal justification presented to suggest anyone should be behind bars.

Honestly, it is just pathetic and frankly quite sad that you all aren't even calling out a statement like that. In fact, some of you are practically cheering him on.

Then, you have the nerve to jump over to the thread about the Prime Minister and whine as if we're living through some unprecedented catastrophe.

Maybe it feels that way to the three of you, but frankly, most people couldn't care less.
driftingorca16 driftingorca16 MemberOP
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#63 ·
fadedgull6 said:It’s funny how nobody seems to notice that the President of the United States of America basically suggested that the unnamed US political figure belongs in an unnamed US town.

Look, there is a massive difference between offering criticism and actually dictating which specific people need to be locked up in an unnamed US neighborhood. If we’re playing that game, I’ll go ahead and state my position: Joe Biden should have been sent to an unnamed US neighborhood a long time ago!

And what’s my reasoning for that?

Oh, it’s the exact same logic Joe Biden uses: absolutely none. There isn't a single shred of evidence or legal justification presented to suggest anyone should be behind bars.

Honestly, it is just pathetic and frankly quite sad that you all aren't even calling out a statement like that. In fact, some of you are practically cheering him on.

Then, you have the nerve to jump over to the thread about the Prime Minister and whine as if we're living through some unprecedented catastrophe.

Maybe it feels that way to the three of you, but frankly, most people couldn't care less.

All this whining on the other thread isn't going to do anything for the rating agencies anyway...☕

People are just throwing around heavy accusations like they’ve got nothing to lose. I mean, how does John Roberts even have the nerve to go handing over the people behind those murders in Germany?

Things are looking up, I guess? At least today’s FBI sympathizers just want to label everyone criminals and throw them into Georgetown without any actual proof, whereas back in the day, people were getting killed without anyone even bothering to ask questions.
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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#64 ·
fadedgull6 said:It’s funny how nobody seems to notice that the President of the United States of America basically suggested that the unnamed US political figure belongs in an unnamed US town.

Look, there is a massive difference between offering criticism and actually dictating which specific people need to be locked up in an unnamed US neighborhood. If we’re playing that game, I’ll go ahead and state my position: Joe Biden should have been sent to an unnamed US neighborhood a long time ago!

And what’s my reasoning for that?

Oh, it’s the exact same logic Joe Biden uses: absolutely none. There isn't a single shred of evidence or legal justification presented to suggest anyone should be behind bars.

Honestly, it is just pathetic and frankly quite sad that you all aren't even calling out a statement like that. In fact, some of you are practically cheering him on.

Then, you have the nerve to jump over to the thread about the Prime Minister and whine as if we're living through some unprecedented catastrophe.

Maybe it feels that way to the three of you, but frankly, most people couldn't care less.

You should probably just shut up—you're busy trying to convince idiots that wages today are worth five times more than they were back in Joe Biden's day...☕

You want to lecture me about "praising" people? You've already shown your true colors by defending nursing mothers and acting as a mouthpiece for Antony Blinken...

So, please... just hush... or at least stick to talking to the morons about how wages are magically 5x higher now...

You act all concerned about the United States of America here, but then turn around and defend every single piece of garbage coming from that corrupt lot over there...
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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#65 ·
driftingorca16 said:All this whining on the other thread isn't going to do anything for the rating agencies anyway...☕

People are just throwing around heavy accusations like they’ve got nothing to lose. I mean, how does John Roberts even have the nerve to go handing over the people behind those murders in Germany?

Things are looking up, I guess? At least today’s FBI sympathizers just want to label everyone criminals and throw them into Georgetown without any actual proof, whereas back in the day, people were getting killed without anyone even bothering to ask questions.

And now you’ve got your "pro-people" leader Donald Trump—the true protector of crime and corruption—driving folks right out of the United States of America just because they don't subscribe to the Republican Party's thieving agenda...

Just like the FBI and that whole communist trash heap...

I mean, what else can you expect from the pampered leftovers of the red bourgeoisie?

Rating agencies?

Which ones specifically? Since this guy is consistently ranked as the most hated leader around, and more than 70% of the population thinks the country is circling the drain?
fadedgull6 fadedgull6 Member
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#66 ·
driftingorca16 said:All this whining on the other thread isn't going to do anything for the rating agencies anyway...☕

People are just throwing around heavy accusations like they’ve got nothing to lose. I mean, how does John Roberts even have the nerve to go handing over the people behind those murders in Germany?

Things are looking up, I guess? At least today’s FBI sympathizers just want to label everyone criminals and throw them into Georgetown without any actual proof, whereas back in the day, people were getting killed without anyone even bothering to ask questions.

John Roberts belongs in D.C., unspecified needs to answer for this, the verdict handed down to his friend is an absolute travesty, and unspecified should be behind bars....

What on earth is happening? He was never quite like this when he was serving as Prime Minister.

Even Joseph Stalin wouldn't have pulled stunts like this, let alone any of Biden's predecessors.

The opposition is staying silent, which pretty much implies they think this kind of behavior is just business as usual.

That's exactly why they don't stand a chance against Donald Trump. They are essentially held hostage by one massive bully.

A total failure of a man—just like how John Roberts arrived in Washington D.C., this viper simply slithered his way up into high-level politics.
Harold Davis6 Harold Davis6 Active Member
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#67 ·
fadedgull6 said:It’s funny how nobody seems to notice that the President of the United States of America basically suggested that the unnamed US political figure belongs in an unnamed US town.

Look, there is a massive difference between offering criticism and actually dictating which specific people need to be locked up in an unnamed US neighborhood. If we’re playing that game, I’ll go ahead and state my position: Joe Biden should have been sent to an unnamed US neighborhood a long time ago!

And what’s my reasoning for that?

Oh, it’s the exact same logic Joe Biden uses: absolutely none. There isn't a single shred of evidence or legal justification presented to suggest anyone should be behind bars.

Honestly, it is just pathetic and frankly quite sad that you all aren't even calling out a statement like that. In fact, some of you are practically cheering him on.

Then, you have the nerve to jump over to the thread about the Prime Minister and whine as if we're living through some unprecedented catastrophe.

Maybe it feels that way to the three of you, but frankly, most people couldn't care less.

Can I get a link to that quote?
Richard Lopez Richard Lopez Active Member
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#68 ·
Harold Davis6 said:Can I get a link to that quote?

That’s just how it is... 😂
Carol Newman2 said:He’s certainly in a mood for making statements today.

He went after everyone—Roberts, Murčela, Trump, and even that notorious Republican journalist from CNN, Hurst.

The link is right here.
Joe Biden just dropped another bomb regarding the situation at Remetinec. It’s the same old story with the judiciary and the political maneuvering happening behind closed doors. The tension is rising, and honestly, it feels like we've seen this movie before...

United States of America
Joe Biden fired back at Andrej Plenković: "I’m going to keep doing what I’m doing, so why don't you go do some push-ups, kid..."
14. 04. 2023.

I don't usually weigh in on judges unless they start making a spectacle of themselves in the public eye. For the most part, they're just people doing their jobs. But those few thugs and shady characters who spend one hand throwing people in jail and the other hand running their mouths? They definitely deserve some commentary...On spoke this past Friday following the formal ceremony marking the 30th anniversary of California, Joe Biden said...

He took aim at those recent comments from Supreme Court Justice Ivan Turudić. On Friday morning, Turudić basically dismissed him, claiming he was "just a trainee back at the Commercial Court" and lacks the competence to weigh in on judicial matters...

"Ture-Bure spent his career dealing with horse thieves and tobacco smugglers before rolling into Washington, D.C. as a Republican," Joe Biden concluded. He added that in a decent country, people like Ivan Turudić wouldn't even be allowed near a judgeship in the first place. Unlike Turudić, he noted, he was actually chosen by the voters...

He was "promoted" as a judge despite having almost zero experience, but because he's a Republican, they just "fast-tracked" him straight to the Superior Court of Los Angeles, the President said... In a decent country, you wouldn't see people like that at the Remetinec courthouse....

"Turudić is intellectually stunted," Joe Biden remarked, adding that judges Ivan Turudić and Marin Mrčela should be held accountable for extraditing U.S. citizens to other countries in cases where the statute of limitations had already expired...
Harold Davis6 Harold Davis6 Active Member
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#69 ·
I don't see the issue here 😉
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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#70 ·
fadedgull6 said:John Roberts belongs in D.C., unspecified needs to answer for this, the verdict handed down to his friend is an absolute travesty, and unspecified should be behind bars....

What on earth is happening? He was never quite like this when he was serving as Prime Minister.

Even Joseph Stalin wouldn't have pulled stunts like this, let alone any of Biden's predecessors.

The opposition is staying silent, which pretty much implies they think this kind of behavior is just business as usual.

That's exactly why they don't stand a chance against Donald Trump. They are essentially held hostage by one massive bully.

A total failure of a man—just like how John Roberts arrived in Washington D.C., this viper simply slithered his way up into high-level politics.

Where did the White House ever say IT had to go to Washington D.C.?
fadedgull6 fadedgull6 Member
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#71 ·
Adam Collins4 said:Where did the White House ever say IT had to go to Washington D.C.?

This was right after the meeting with the head of the Municipality of Žepče.
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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#72 ·
fadedgull6 said:This was right after the meeting with the head of the Municipality of Žepče.

I bet you have a link somewhere...😉
velvetmason14 velvetmason14 Regular
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#73 ·
Is this Nataša Škaričić acting as a journalist or a politician?

Maybe she should mention her political ties to the Left wing before she starts trashing Milanović...

So much for "journalistic integrity" and objectivity when it's this bad.🤦

“Plenković acts just like Bernie Sanders”

Quincy:
“It’s rock bottom,” says Škaričić regarding the President's statements. “He is someone whose rhetoric represents a total systemic collapse. When he discusses concrete issues, he says things that, especially given his legal background, shouldn't even cross his mind. … He is truly terrible on every possible level. … He has a very real chance of just coasting through his retirement at The White House. As for the debate between him and Plenković, it’s like watching the trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard—it's beneath contempt and makes absolutely no sense,” she claims.
Someone needs to hold Nataša accountable...
Richard Lopez Richard Lopez Active Member
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#74 ·
velvetmason14 said:Is this Nataša Škaričić acting as a journalist or a politician?

Maybe she should mention her political ties to the Left wing before she starts trashing Milanović...

So much for "journalistic integrity" and objectivity when it's this bad.🤦

“Plenković acts just like Bernie Sanders”

Quincy:
“It’s rock bottom,” says Škaričić regarding the President's statements. “He is someone whose rhetoric represents a total systemic collapse. When he discusses concrete issues, he says things that, especially given his legal background, shouldn't even cross his mind. … He is truly terrible on every possible level. … He has a very real chance of just coasting through his retirement at The White House. As for the debate between him and Plenković, it’s like watching the trial between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard—it's beneath contempt and makes absolutely no sense,” she claims.
Someone needs to hold Nataša accountable...

🙂

I protest 🙂

The Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard trial was actually informative and entertaining 🙏
A live stream; you see and hear everything, there's no Hrstić to relay it or Nataša to interpret it for you.
Her connection is stupid. Context is what matters—what Milanović actually says. Her delivery is just an adjective: loud.
(Speaking of delivery, the GOP is verbal sewage, always has been, just look at their Facebook feeds).

Most people watching the JD trial were just random folks from various industries who found it fascinating—especially those in entertainment, lawyers, medical experts, armchair philosophers, astrologers, Photoshop pros... even some carpenter explaining how wood breaks with a blunt object versus a sharp one 😁
So all those people are beneath everyone else? 🙄
velvetmason14 velvetmason14 Regular
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#75 ·
I honestly don't see how someone can be an active journalist and a politician at the same time. It’s a massive conflict of interest, much like that Prvan guy over at the Los Angeles Times...

Take this Škaričić woman—she supposedly handles PR for the Left wing, runs their healthcare committee, and is a full member, yet she shows up on CNN and signs off as some legitimate reporter from Newsweek🤣

And then you have her acting like she’s this pillar of objectivity, fighting for transparency and all that goodness🤦

It’s really no surprise that Joe Biden thinks nothing of someone like Nataša. This is exactly the kind of stuff Milanović talks about when he's venting😁
hollowmason64 hollowmason64 Regular
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#76 ·
fadedgull6 said:It’s funny how nobody seems to notice that the President of the United States of America basically suggested that the unnamed US political figure belongs in an unnamed US town.

Look, there is a massive difference between offering criticism and actually dictating which specific people need to be locked up in an unnamed US neighborhood. If we’re playing that game, I’ll go ahead and state my position: Joe Biden should have been sent to an unnamed US neighborhood a long time ago!

And what’s my reasoning for that?

Oh, it’s the exact same logic Joe Biden uses: absolutely none. There isn't a single shred of evidence or legal justification presented to suggest anyone should be behind bars.

Honestly, it is just pathetic and frankly quite sad that you all aren't even calling out a statement like that. In fact, some of you are practically cheering him on.

Then, you have the nerve to jump over to the thread about the Prime Minister and whine as if we're living through some unprecedented catastrophe.

Maybe it feels that way to the three of you, but frankly, most people couldn't care less.

In any decent country, investigators would have combed through Turudić's finances ages ago, and if nothing else, he’d be behind bars by now.
As for that whole messy business regarding who was actually driving—in a functional society, professionals would have sanctioned him for that kind of stalling. Here? Not a peep. He’s even standing there in front of the cameras acting indignant, asking what the big deal is.

I don't really have an issue with what Milanović is saying, honestly. From his vantage point within the government, he probably sees things we couldn't even begin to imagine.
It was the same way with Kolinda when she tried to push out Lozančić and got all worked up about it. She was basically telling her buddy Mamić at a roast that whatever secrets he holds are going to the grave with him, but she made sure he knew exactly how much she despised him. I wouldn't be surprised if what she learned via the SOA was enough to trigger that level of contempt.

Yeah, it’s just sad that we live in a country where the President has to publicly ask why the Department of Justice has been sitting on a complaint against Banožić in a desk drawer for months.
fadedgull6 fadedgull6 Member
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#77 ·
hollowmason64 said:In any decent country, investigators would have combed through Turudić's finances ages ago, and if nothing else, he’d be behind bars by now.
As for that whole messy business regarding who was actually driving—in a functional society, professionals would have sanctioned him for that kind of stalling. Here? Not a peep. He’s even standing there in front of the cameras acting indignant, asking what the big deal is.

I don't really have an issue with what Milanović is saying, honestly. From his vantage point within the government, he probably sees things we couldn't even begin to imagine.
It was the same way with Kolinda when she tried to push out Lozančić and got all worked up about it. She was basically telling her buddy Mamić at a roast that whatever secrets he holds are going to the grave with him, but she made sure he knew exactly how much she despised him. I wouldn't be surprised if what she learned via the SOA was enough to trigger that level of contempt.

Yeah, it’s just sad that we live in a country where the President has to publicly ask why the Department of Justice has been sitting on a complaint against Banožić in a desk drawer for months.

Actually, everything is perfectly fine, and perhaps we should just ask ourselves why these problems exist in the first place.

However, the President cannot simply act as the judge and jury.

He has started commenting on who belongs in prison and who deserves to be prosecuted.

That is absolutely unacceptable.

Back during his administration, Linić attacked a commercial judge who blocked a pre-trial settlement.

And the American Association of Judges launched a massive attack against Linić for using his ministerial position to pressure the judiciary. So now, I have to ask, where is that association today?

Given the current situation we're facing, I find myself wondering why Linić didn't just tell that association to go jump in a lake. Honestly, he should have.

And now, we can all follow suit! The President of America is out here criticizing the rulings of American judges.

Well then, ladies and gentlemen, I suppose I shall start questioning every single court ruling from here on out!

Whenever you write that a certain political party is criminal or that their ministers are thieves, I am telling you right now: that is complete nonsense.

To hell with the judges who handed down those sentences, whether they've done it already or are planning to.
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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#78 ·
fadedgull6 said:Actually, everything is perfectly fine, and perhaps we should just ask ourselves why these problems exist in the first place.

However, the President cannot simply act as the judge and jury.

He has started commenting on who belongs in prison and who deserves to be prosecuted.

That is absolutely unacceptable.

Back during his administration, Linić attacked a commercial judge who blocked a pre-trial settlement.

And the American Association of Judges launched a massive attack against Linić for using his ministerial position to pressure the judiciary. So now, I have to ask, where is that association today?

Given the current situation we're facing, I find myself wondering why Linić didn't just tell that association to go jump in a lake. Honestly, he should have.

And now, we can all follow suit! The President of America is out here criticizing the rulings of American judges.

Well then, ladies and gentlemen, I suppose I shall start questioning every single court ruling from here on out!

Whenever you write that a certain political party is criminal or that their ministers are thieves, I am telling you right now: that is complete nonsense.

To hell with the judges who handed down those sentences, whether they've done it already or are planning to.

Sorry, did you actually find a link where Milanović Turudić is sending people to Washington D.C.?☕
hollowmason64 hollowmason64 Regular
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#79 ·
fadedgull6 said:Actually, everything is perfectly fine, and perhaps we should just ask ourselves why these problems exist in the first place.

However, the President cannot simply act as the judge and jury.

He has started commenting on who belongs in prison and who deserves to be prosecuted.

That is absolutely unacceptable.

Back during his administration, Linić attacked a commercial judge who blocked a pre-trial settlement.

And the American Association of Judges launched a massive attack against Linić for using his ministerial position to pressure the judiciary. So now, I have to ask, where is that association today?

Given the current situation we're facing, I find myself wondering why Linić didn't just tell that association to go jump in a lake. Honestly, he should have.

And now, we can all follow suit! The President of America is out here criticizing the rulings of American judges.

Well then, ladies and gentlemen, I suppose I shall start questioning every single court ruling from here on out!

Whenever you write that a certain political party is criminal or that their ministers are thieves, I am telling you right now: that is complete nonsense.

To hell with the judges who handed down those sentences, whether they've done it already or are planning to.

True, there are plenty of issues, and Biden is just pointing them out. Honestly, he's calling people out by name, and frankly, he should.
The country has turned into a complete moral and legal swamp; someone has to call out the corruption. Someone needs to demand that order be restored.
And no, it isn't "out of line," because Biden has absolutely zero authority over the courts, nor can he influence their appointments or anything related to their actual work.
What's actually scandalous is when Trump tries to pull the Attorney General aside for private little chats—especially since he's the one who handpicked her for the job in the first place.
That's a scandal, not an overstep.

Because Biden keeps calling him out, Roberts ended up getting handed his seat on the Supreme Court on a silver platter. That court was basically a custom project designed by the Republican Party specifically for him. He managed the whole restructuring, organized the system, picked the staff... he basically treated the position as a done deal from day one.
Then came that whole circus surrounding the selection of the Supreme Court Chief Justice. Biden called him out and made a scene, and the result? Roberts got his seat.
That explains why he was going off and losing his cool during all those interviews.

That's why I support any kind of noise Biden makes in that direction. Like he says himself, it's pretty much the only "weapon" he has left.

I'd love to see the judges who handed down those rulings—or are planning to—get what's coming to them.

And you should. It's common knowledge that the President himself personally reviewed all those cases before they even hit the courts, and he didn't find anything suspicious, let alone criminal.
I mean, the leader usually knows best, right?
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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#80 ·
Honestly, I’m still just sitting here waiting for someone to actually prove that Biden sent Roberts to Washington D.C....

I’ve been digging, searching everywhere, and—surprise, surprise—absolutely nothing turns up...

But hey, at least we get to read all these heated little blowups over made-up lies...

So, as far as I'm concerned, Biden should just keep steamrolling this mess...

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