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- 6 Lut 2018
Okay, but to be entirely fair, you need to acknowledge the well established legal principle that disparate impact alone is not sufficient prove racial animus. if it was, we'd have a lot more retarded civil rights decisions out there.
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- 2 Lis 2019
Banks and payment processors coerced by rich left wing activists and the federal government on top of it.
What happens if people ignore the banks or ignore the cities. Just don't even attempt to help the pozzed shitholes of America.
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- 18 Gru 2019
Oh man I would love a screencap.
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- 17 Sie 2018
Hey, the system WORKS. Just not in favor of the common man. It's truly impressive that a first world country enables such low standards.
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- 3 Lis 2018
They deserve Trump.
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- 6 Lis 2021
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- 17 Sty 2021
There's been rumours that at minimum the border mandates, particularly the cross-border trucking mandate, have been a deliberate collaboration between the US and Canada. It's highly unlikely Biden is directly copying Trudeau (lol if actually the case), but the border policies of both countries aren't being decided in isolation.
Best example of this is the 360 Canada pulled regarding the trucking mandates a few weeks back where they were cancelled only to suddenly be reinstated less than 24 hours later - it's likely Canada thought the US was also ready to rescind them only to get told otherwise and so had to backtrack.
They always have.
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- 15 Gru 2018
No they don't. Trump kept them employed. The moment Biden was inaugurated, all the MSM plummetted and began layoffs.
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- 17 Lip 2019
Haven't had a man like him since Nixon.
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- 9 Kwi 2019
This is the kind of shit that could actually set off a civil war/insurrection/etc. “Hey, you raised almost $10M? We need that because you’re doing things that we don’t like, even if they aren’t illegal.”
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- 17 Gru 2019
but they couldn't do that in Canada? pish tosh
the reason this happened in Canada is that Canada is still pretty ethnically homogenous and full of working class pride and virtue
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- 4 Gru 2013
The broken clock is right twice a day. I think he's right that the media are, to some extent, highlighting the Biden admin's collapse and are playing up the "threat" of a Trump 2024 run for ratings purposes, as well as to salvage the last shreds of their credibility. Trying to paint the Biden admin, which is clearly failing by purely objective measures, as being all roses and sunshine would just make them look even more like American Pravda than they already do. But there is a common cope among leftists that "Blormpf only won in 2016 because the media gave him attention", since they can't face the fact that people who vote for Republicans might have agency and legitimate qualms with the Democrat party.
Maybe in the hinterlands but the big cities are just as "vibrant" and bugman-infested as any American city. Vancouver is basically a Chinese overseas territory at this point and there are huge swaths of the Toronto area where you would be hard pressed to find a white person. Calgary and Edmonton both have Punjabi mayors.
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Article: https://longisland.news12.com/president-biden-issues-an-infrastructure-roadmap-to-help-spend-1t
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President Joe Biden urged U.S. governors on Monday to ramp up their construction plans as his administration rolled out a guidebook for accessing the nearly $1 trillion made available by the bipartisan infrastructure deal.
Biden welcomed governors to the White House on Monday as part of the winter meeting of the National Governors Association, and he cajoled them on the importance of infrastructure.
“You know how to build roads and bridges,” the Democratic president told them. “Well, we got a hell of a lot to build.”
After the meeting, a pair of governors described infrastructure as a place for bipartisan cooperation and stressed that it was important for states to be able to spend money as they see fit.
“In terms of the infrastructure, the magic word from the governors is give us flexibility, hold us accountable, but we know how to invest in infrastructure and, trust us, and we want to partner with the administration," Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, a Republican and chairman of the National Governors Association.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, the association's vice chairman, said infrastructure was “probably the topic that came up the most, was discussed the most, and where we found an enormous amount of enthusiasm." Murphy added that he would “underscore” the significance of "flexibility ... in terms of how the monies can be spent. ”
Mitch Landrieu, a senior White House adviser who is supervising the infrastructure spending, said the goal of the 461-page book is to ensure that all communities have the details on how to qualify for funding, no matter their size or politics.
“It's an absolute road map," said Landrieu, a former mayor of New Orleans.
The book is meant to level the playing field by making it easier for smaller cities, tribal leaders, nonprofits and faith-based groups to compete for money that usually only lobbyists know how to access. The infrastructure deal is unique in its scope as it goes beyond roads and bridges to include such initiatives as broadband internet, replacement of lead water pipes and resilience against climate change.
Administration officials assembled the guidebook quickly as the infrastructure package became law on Nov. 15. Copies are available online at build.gov, though the administration is working with associations and direct contacts to make sure it reaches government officials in communities of all sizes. Landrieu said he has already spoken with 43 governors and more than 250 mayors as part of the push.
The infrastructure package includes 375 distinct programs, of which 125 are new. And while the guidebook is more than twice the size of the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel “The Great Gatsby,” it's considerably shorter and easier to navigate than the infrastructure law, which stretched for more than 1,000 pages.
About 60% of the funds are available through formula and 40% through competitive applications. Not all the infrastructure money is able to go out as the federal government is operating on a continuing resolution that runs through Feb. 18, instead of an annual budget. Still, not all of the money will go out immediately as the programs are generally operating on a five- to seven-year timeline.
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President Biden issues an infrastructure 'roadmap' to help spend $1T
President Joe Biden urged U.S. governors on Monday to ramp up their construction plans as his administration rolled out a guidebook for accessing the nearly $1 trillion made available by the bipartisan infrastructure deal.
Biden welcomed governors to the White House on Monday as part of the winter meeting of the National Governors Association, and he cajoled them on the importance of infrastructure.
“You know how to build roads and bridges,” the Democratic president told them. “Well, we got a hell of a lot to build.”
After the meeting, a pair of governors described infrastructure as a place for bipartisan cooperation and stressed that it was important for states to be able to spend money as they see fit.
“In terms of the infrastructure, the magic word from the governors is give us flexibility, hold us accountable, but we know how to invest in infrastructure and, trust us, and we want to partner with the administration," Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, a Republican and chairman of the National Governors Association.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, the association's vice chairman, said infrastructure was “probably the topic that came up the most, was discussed the most, and where we found an enormous amount of enthusiasm." Murphy added that he would “underscore” the significance of "flexibility ... in terms of how the monies can be spent. ”
Mitch Landrieu, a senior White House adviser who is supervising the infrastructure spending, said the goal of the 461-page book is to ensure that all communities have the details on how to qualify for funding, no matter their size or politics.
“It's an absolute road map," said Landrieu, a former mayor of New Orleans.
The book is meant to level the playing field by making it easier for smaller cities, tribal leaders, nonprofits and faith-based groups to compete for money that usually only lobbyists know how to access. The infrastructure deal is unique in its scope as it goes beyond roads and bridges to include such initiatives as broadband internet, replacement of lead water pipes and resilience against climate change.
Administration officials assembled the guidebook quickly as the infrastructure package became law on Nov. 15. Copies are available online at build.gov, though the administration is working with associations and direct contacts to make sure it reaches government officials in communities of all sizes. Landrieu said he has already spoken with 43 governors and more than 250 mayors as part of the push.
The infrastructure package includes 375 distinct programs, of which 125 are new. And while the guidebook is more than twice the size of the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel “The Great Gatsby,” it's considerably shorter and easier to navigate than the infrastructure law, which stretched for more than 1,000 pages.
About 60% of the funds are available through formula and 40% through competitive applications. Not all the infrastructure money is able to go out as the federal government is operating on a continuing resolution that runs through Feb. 18, instead of an annual budget. Still, not all of the money will go out immediately as the programs are generally operating on a five- to seven-year timeline.
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- 5 Wrz 2016
Shit, no wonder Trudeau went to ground this past weekend
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- 17 Mar 2020
True but considering the guy is a huge Biden simp and nobody likes him and his whole world is collapsing it’s just enjoyable for me
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- 21 Mar 2019
The thing is, Trump at least addressed them. He addressed them to shit on them, but he addressed them nonetheless. They did nothing for 4 years but bust his balls and push one lie after another while calling him everything from a racist to a dictator.
And in the end they simped for Pedo Joe only for Pedo Joe to completely snub them. Trump at least insulted them. Pedo Joe? The press isn't even worth acknowledging according to him - That's gotta sting for them. The layoffs are well deserved.
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- 29 Lis 2020
I so desperately want to believe, because if it's true that Trudeau, lord of our cucked neighbor Canuckistan, called Kopmala the PC version of a nigger to her face -
What will be done with that money in reality:
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- 6 Cze 2020
No doubt about it where the money is really going.
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