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  • I think Jill knows...

    Hello everyone, David Bozell here. Today, I've decided to take on the role of an amateur body language and lip-reading expert. The reason? A peculiar video that's been making rounds on the internet. It captures an intriguing moment from the 4th of July celebration on the White House balcony. The primary actors in the video are none other than Hunter Biden, Jill Biden, and President Joe Biden along with other family members.

    The video, which you can view below, has grabbed the attention of numerous viewers due to some eyebrow-raising moments. As if this weren't enough, a recent incident has added fuel to the fire. The Secret Service has reportedly found a small bag of cocaine in the White House Library over the same weekend.

    However, back to the video – Hunter Biden appears to be quite strung out on the White House balcony. The climax of the clip that most people are focusing on occurs when he moves behind his father, Joe Biden. He then seems to reach into his pocket, possibly removing something, bringing it up to his face, and then reappearing from behind his father while wiping his face, presumably his nose.

    Amidst this confusion, an individual in the video who hasn't received much attention is Jill Biden. Upon closer inspection, and especially if you watch it in slow motion, you can notice something intriguing. Just as Hunter Biden walks behind her, Jill Biden seems to be saying something to Joe Biden, who maintains an odd grin. My amateur lip-reading skills suggest she says, "I think he's..." before abruptly stopping.

    Following this, she performs a sniffing motion with her head, a gentle lift of her nose, before she begins to sway slightly. Then comes the side-eye. A swift, sharp glance aimed at Hunter Biden. It gives me reason to believe that Jill Biden was aware of Hunter Biden's state – either high or on the brink of it. And the inference that she communicates this to Joe Biden seems quite plausible.

    Now that I've spotted this detail, it's been hard to unsee. But here's the bigger question – will we ever learn if Joe Biden witnessed his son Hunter potentially using cocaine on the White House balcony during the celebration of our nation's independence?

    While it's highly unlikely that this will ever be confirmed, the video suggests that Joe Biden might be more aware of the situation than we'd like to think.

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  • Republicans need to wield political power.
    The Republican party, known for championing the principles of fiscal responsibility and limited government, was dealt a telling blow by the Democrats who seem to be using money to drive their agenda.

    What happened was this: The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under the Biden administration pulled a staggering $4.5 million in funding from the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) and its family planning services. This move is being seen by critics as a retaliatory act for Oklahoma's strict pro-life laws. The withdrawn funding had devastating repercussions for around 30,000 low-income Oklahomans who relied on these services for counseling, testing, treatment of STDs, physical examinations, and prenatal care.

    I can't help but call attention to the hypocrisy here. The HHS and the Biden administration, who claim to be advocates for healthcare and rural communities, are the very ones withholding essential care from these people. The message they're sending is chilling: if you don't toe the line with our agenda, you're on your own. This is an example of a political party willing to go to great lengths to advance its agenda.

    Now, let's switch gears and look at another story, this one unfolding on Capitol Hill. Here we find a group of conservative House members who were rightfully upset about the debt ceiling negotiations. As they saw it, promising negotiations with the White House fell apart over the Memorial Day weekend, leading to a debt deal that left much to be desired.

    This group of conservatives took a stand on the House floor, effectively blocking the passage of what they viewed as pointless messaging bills. They were demanding meaningful dialogue to steer the ship in a more conservative direction.

    However, their actions were met with hostility, particularly from their own party. Moderate Republicans, who seemed more concerned with maintaining status quo and legislative activity, accused the conservative group of causing division and jeopardizing the party's agenda.

    When you juxtapose these two stories, it paints a clear picture of the current political landscape. On one hand, we see a Democratic administration willing to withhold vital health services funding to push their agenda. On the other hand, we see conservatives in the House fighting to uphold their principles, only to be threatened with exclusion by their own party.

    If the Republicans hope to win in 2024, they need to pay close attention to these two stories. The Democrats' commitment to their agenda is admirable, if misguided, while the Republican establishment's willingness to sideline its own members in the name of political expediency is concerning.

    Relevant Links:

    https://thehill.com/homenews/house/4048340-moderates-strike-back-conservative-revolt-paralyzes-house/ 

    https://catholicvote.org/biden-admin-punishes-oklahoma-for-pro-life-policies-by-removing-family-planning-grant/?mkt_tok=NDI3LUxFUS0wNjYAAAGMXWs4_nTBGG-eLgWQI-Z3wGxjVCkLKwkwbas04E5ld7Nwm3NGfUF8GC2bxg0I1yvOScyWMlgMSuTK6P8MgM2XgK615OPC4zbp8tPf_TI 


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  • Now or Later?

    Here we find ourselves, right in the midst of a classic debt ceiling standoff. Everyone is shifting uneasily as President Joe Biden sets a firm boundary - no alterations to the Inflation Reduction Act. That's right. The Act that was ushered through solely by Democrats is his line in the sand. According to the Washington Examiner, this has been communicated during quiet negotiations between Biden's team and Republican leaders, including House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

    Inside the Inflation Reduction Act is the plan to expand the IRS significantly, with an addition of more than 80,000 agents costing around $80 billion. About $10 billion of this has already been spent. The Republicans, however, have put their foot down. They've passed a bill to eliminate the remaining $70 billion, and coincidentally, their line in the sand matches Biden's precisely.

    This situation brings to mind the healthcare reform saga, or "Obamacare" as it's often called. Democrats pushed through a monumental piece of legislation that had little public approval, didn't function well, and was unaffordable. Voters then elected Republicans with the expectation that they would dismantle it. But now, Biden expects Republicans to fund the very legislation they were voted in to oppose. This is certainly a curious turn of events.

    This funding predicament echoes back to the era of McConnell, Boehner, and Paul Ryan when Republicans consistently funded Democrat-passed laws, which led to significant voter disappointment. This is a far cry from the intentions of our founding fathers, who believed that if one party passes a law and the next party opposes it, that law should be discarded.

    So, the House Republicans and Biden find themselves at an impasse, their lines in the sand perfectly aligned. There's talk of some short-term compromises to keep things moving, but it's highly unlikely that Republicans will agree to raise the debt ceiling without significant alterations to the Inflation Reduction Act.

    Kevin McCarthy is a seasoned politician. He knows better than to ask his caucus to fund the very legislation they pledged to repeal. And he understands that if he attempts to pass this on the floor with Democrat votes, it could mark the end of his tenure as Speaker of the House.

    Some conservative House members, particularly those from staunchly Republican districts, have already taken a risk by voting to raise the debt ceiling. They could stomach that decision because they were still upholding their promises to halt the IRS expansion. But funding the Inflation Reduction Act? That's a compromise they can't afford to make. It would jeopardize their standing in their home districts.

    So, what's the future hold? As Trump once noted, we can default now or default later. It seems we might be bracing for a default sooner rather than later. So, prepare for a bumpy ride. And as always, remember to take it easy.

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    8 min
  • Biden Family Tied to International Sex Trafficking

    In an astonishing development, a United States Senator, Ron Johnson, has gone on national television and claimed to have evidence that implicates President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, in an international sex trafficking ring. This jaw-dropping revelation is being dubbed as potentially the story of the year, raising critical questions about the Bidens' involvement in such illegal activities and casting doubts on the president's integrity.

    Senator Ron Johnson appeared on Harris Faulkner's Fox show, where he stated that his committee has evidence proving that Hunter Biden spent thousands of dollars on prostitutes from an international sex trafficking ring. Furthermore, he claimed that President Joe Biden provided hundreds of thousands of dollars to his son, effectively financing Hunter's illicit activities.

    These shocking allegations prompt a series of questions about the extent of the Bidens' involvement in such reprehensible acts. Details about the locations, duration, and countries involved in this alleged international sex trafficking ring remain undisclosed. However, it is essential to question whether any foreign leaders were aware of this information and if it has been used to manipulate the United States' foreign policies and relationships.

    The mainstream media's silence on these explosive allegations is alarming, considering the gravity of the situation. If the same accusations were leveled against Donald Trump Jr., there would undoubtedly be relentless, wall-to-wall coverage.

    Senator Ron Johnson, a serious and respected politician, has risked his own career by bringing these allegations to light. If proven true, the implications for President Joe Biden's administration and his ability to work with Republican colleagues will be severely impacted.

    As we face these constitutionally unprecedented challenges, the American public deserves to know the truth about these allegations. It is vital for the media to investigate and bring to light the evidence Senator Johnson claims to have in order to maintain transparency, accountability, and trust in our democratic institutions.

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    13 min
  • Is this the end of cable news?

    So, Tucker Carlson is teaming up with Twitter, and I think it's a pretty big deal. I've always felt that part of Tucker's appeal came from the fact that he was saying things on Fox that the channel didn't necessarily want him to say. It was like watching a guy break the rules on his own network, which made his show super popular.

    With Tucker making the move, I think we're seeing the end of the cable news era. Sure, cable news will stick around for breaking news, but the primetime shows that used to set the agenda are losing their hold. People are finding content elsewhere, and cable TV just isn't as compelling anymore.

    One of the last things keeping cable TV alive is live sports. That's probably the main reason people still have cable subscriptions. But with heavy hitters like Tucker leaving, the whole model will need to change. Cable news will have to become more interactive, like a social network, to compete with the internet.

    Tucker's new gig on Twitter will be more interactive and engaging. He might still have his monologue, but it won't be a one-way conversation anymore. It's definitely an exciting development for him and Twitter.

    Conservatives have made their mark on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. They've figured out how to use these platforms effectively, and it's driven the left crazy. Despite attempts at censorship, conservatives have continued to thrive and dominate various communication platforms.

    Now that Elon Musk is running Twitter, conservatives have another shot at success on a major social platform. It's too early to tell if Twitter will have the same political impact, but history shows that conservatives excel on various platforms when given a fair chance.

    So, if you're part of the conservative movement, give yourself a pat on the back. You've been a part of a group that has taken over some of the biggest communication platforms in the world. Keep up the good work and take a bow!

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    7 min
  • We have them on defense

    The White House seems to be running scared as they attempt to change the language surrounding the debt ceiling. Press Secretary KJP recently stated that the only practical path to avoid default is for Congress to "suspend the debt limit without conditions." But notice the shift from "raise the debt ceiling" to "suspend the debt limit?" It's a clever trick, but we see through it.

    If the House were to suspend the debt limit, the left would not only get a raised debt limit but also force a vote on whether or not to suspend it. In essence, there would never be another debt limit. The White House has realized that raising the debt ceiling is a political loser, especially with the current inflation.

    But the House is on the right path. The bill they passed last week cuts unnecessary spending, including 70 billion of the 80 billion allocated for the IRS expansion last year. The White House's position is a losing one, and their switch in terminology is the ultimate tell.

    Do Republicans have the will to stick this out? Yes, they do. Members of Congress will have to get comfortable with being uncomfortable, but we'll get there and cut some of Biden's spending. The fact that the White House has abandoned "raise the debt ceiling" for "suspend the debt ceiling" suggests they're sitting on a losing position, poll-tested "suspend" as favorable, and are trying to force Congress not to vote on increasing the debt limit, but on having a debt limit at all. It's a clever trick, but it won't work. Stay tuned as we continue to fight for fiscal responsibility.

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    5 min
  • Biden can't bribe himself out of this one

    James Comer and Chuck Grassley claim the FBI has proof of Joe Biden committing bribery while VP. They've been investigating this forever, but this time, it's different – Comer and Grassley's joint letter adds weight to the allegations. Grassley is like the dean of the Senate... they say the DOJ and FBI have an unclassified FD-1023 form that describes a criminal scheme involving Biden and a foreign national. It might have even been declassified by Trump - just some fun speculation.



    People are calling for investigation and impeachment, but there's another option: the House of Representatives could withhold funding from the DOJ and FBI until the issue is resolved. Members of Congress can't keep funding agencies that might be protecting a corrupt president.



    Any conservative in Congress worth their salt can and should refuse to fund these agencies unless the issue is addressed. This is where the unstoppable force meets the immovable object - you can't fund this corrupt government - this classifies as high crimes and misdemeanors, but the Senate wouldn't vote to convict. Until we can get to the bottom of this, until we can root out the rampant corruption, we cannot afford to give Biden a single cent more in taxpayer dollars. Republicans need to stand up and be the stewards of our resources that they promised to be.

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    9 min
  • Smells Like Small Government

    Have you smelled that? It's the aroma of freedom and smaller government. People often ask why I'm so focused on spending when it comes to Congress. It's because that's what really matters. We need to ask ourselves if we're going to shrink Joe Biden's government or not. If we don't, we'll never shrink anyone's government, and then the Republican party and conservatism lose their purpose.



    The role of the federal government is to be limited, and it's a beautiful system when adhered to. Recently, House Republicans put forth a bill that seeks to cut government spending. It's better than previous attempts like the cut cap and balance bill. The new bill aims to save around $4.5 trillion over 10 years by gutting the IRS expansion, stopping Biden's student loan giveaway, and eliminating his climate initiatives.



    Four Republicans voted against the bill, sending a message to the powers that be that this is the bare minimum they're willing to accept. The House Freedom Caucus played a significant role in negotiating the stronger provisions of the package. It's essential to recognize and support those who fought for these changes:

    • Scott Perry, Congressman Pennsylvania
    • Ben Cline, Congressman Virginia
    • Chip Roy, Congressman Texas
    • Lauren Boebert, Congresswoman Colorado
    • Eli Crane, Congressman Arizona
    • Andy Harris, Congressman Maryland
    • Dan Bishop, Congressman North Carolina
    • Bob Good, Congressman Virginia

    Will Biden sign the bill? He might not sign it in its entirety, but he could slowly chip away at it by raising the debt ceiling incrementally and making small concessions in exchange for the provisions in the package. It's a game of negotiation, and Biden will have to choose between signing the package, shutting the government down, or making gradual concessions.



    The aforementioned members of Congress have the will to fight for smaller government and fiscal responsibility. They need our support and encouragement. So let's get behind them and make our voices heard. It's time to stand up for the principles of limited government and fiscal responsibility.

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    8 min
  • Use your mute button. It's awesome.

    So, everyone has seen Tucker Carlson's video, right? The one where he calls cable news a bunch of scripted white noise. He's got a point. But what's really interesting is how he's encouraging people to find peace in this chaotic world by speaking the truth.

    Social media can be quite overwhelming sometimes. Like, all this transgender stuff is everywhere. Even when you agree with most of the takes, it's just too much. So, here are a few tricks to help you stay calm and manage your social media without losing your mind:

    1. Mute certain words: Go to your Facebook or Twitter settings and mute words that are getting on your nerves. Mute "trans" or "transgender" if you've had enough. You can always unmute them later if you want to catch up on the conversation.
    2. Keep it local: Global and national issues are important, but don't forget about what's happening in your own backyard. Get involved in your community, schools, and local government to make a real difference.
    3. Be active, but relaxed: Stay informed and let your voice be heard, but don't get too caught up in the drama. Engage with others in a respectful way, and have some good conversations.
    4. Take a break: Sometimes you just need to step away from social media for a bit. Do activities that make you happy and help you relax.

    By trying out these tips, you can find some peace in this chaotic world and stay engaged without getting overwhelmed. Like Tucker Carlson says, there's a certain calm that comes from speaking the truth and keeping a balance in our lives. Give it a shot, and see how it works for you!

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  • Are the Democrats Already Rigging the Debates?

    When images surfaced of President Joe Biden holding cue cards with reporters' names, their news outlets, and even their pre-approved questions, it raised serious concerns about the integrity of the media and its role in holding power accountable. It's not only embarrassing for Biden and his communications team, but it also reflects poorly on the White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA).



    The WHCA is planning a big, fancy gala to celebrate their independence, but at the same time, they're coordinating questions with the White House. It's hard to take them seriously when they're playing this game. This whole situation raises some serious concerns about trust in the media and how they're reporting the news.



    Now, let's think about the upcoming presidential debates. If Biden's getting questions ahead of time in press conferences, who's to say the same won't happen during the debates? It's a legit concern that could make the debates seem less fair and transparent.



    If Trump or DeSantis ends up as the Republican nominee, they might not let this slide. They could even run ads questioning the integrity of the debates. This whole mess could lead people to doubt whether the debates should happen at all.



    As the presidential election season unfolds, this development could have a significant impact on the public's trust in the media, the White House, and the debates. If the current trend continues, it may become increasingly difficult for the public to separate fact from fiction and discern which sources of information are truly independent and unbiased.

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    4 min

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