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During her press conferences, I like to count how many times she pushes back her hair.
An interesting nervous habit of hers.
She's up to 27 times in the one she's conducting right now.
Lolz, came here to post just that. I recently noticed it too, has it gotten worse lately or something?
She only does that when she is lying.During her press conferences, I like to count how many times she pushes back her hair.
An interesting nervous habit of hers.
She's up to 27 times in the one she's conducting right now.
You guys have done yeoman's work here. Great job.Summer Wheat said:She only does that when she is lying.
Memba when we could laugh about this stuff...You could not pay me to take her job.
Pretty poor job addressing the comments from Susan Wild.
You guys have done yeoman's work here. Great job.
Me too. I'm glad to hear they are only here to sleep under our big glorious bridges.When I saw this bump, I thought for sure it was going to be her comments about not checking vaccination status at the southern border because those people "won't stay long".
How did they all get to Mexico? Where did they fly into?VIDEO: White House Responds To Images Showing Use Of Whips By Border Patrol On Haitian Migrants Sep 20, 2021
Jen Psaki comments on images show Border Patrol Agents using whips on Haitians who have crossed into Del Rio.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWbwCv5bZ90
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If Psaki has no "new information", she should end the press conference. Repeating that she doesn't know is actually bad media strategy. It self creates a headline to be used against her.
They come from Chili and Venezuela. They paid themselves, they live good but, want even a better life if Joe is just going to leave the border open.How did they all get to Mexico? Where did they fly into?
Who is paying the bill?
I thought I was the only one who noticed that. I was blown away when she actually offered him the stage and said "tell me why you're asking this question".VIDEO: Peter Doocy asks Psaki about White House refusal to give migrant numbers Sep 22, 2021
Fox News White House correspondent questions Jen Psaki on the immigration process
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwsYjV7AM3w
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Things have gotten so bad that Psaki literally yielded the floor to let Doocy create his own headlines. He simply wore her down.
If you notice, Psaki tilts her head and exposes her neckline to Doocy often when he uses his successive question volleys at her. She's taking the submissive role in the dynamic. She can't actually do that and hold the position of Press Secretary.
Maybe she's into someone telling her she's wrong all the time. This has shifted from incompetent to actually bizarre.
What a shameful, stunning lie. Off the charts really.https://twitter.com/i/status/1445103495800049672
they're going to ask ...... LOL !!
no matter what the cost/size, its ZERO
Let's not dumb this down for the American public.https://twitter.com/i/status/1445103495800049672
they're going to ask ...... LOL !!
no matter what the cost/size, its ZERO
What a shameful, stunning lie. Off the charts really.
And to be clear, I don't know the details but I'm in favor of corporations paying their fair share and all that.
But when she acts as if that money or those taxes have zero cost, it sets off every red flag possible.
I would LOVE to ask Psaki this question
" In 2018, the top 50 percent of all taxpayers paid 97.1 percent of all individual income taxes, while the bottom 50 percent paid the remaining 2.9 percent. The top 1 percent paid a greater share of individual income taxes (40.1 percent) than the bottom 90 percent combined (28.6 percent). Knowing this, can this administration define fair share "
any guesses what her answer would be ?
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Right ?
I think mostly, I'm just sad to see them bungle this so badly with arrogance.
I could imagine a Buttigieg administration doing a reasonable and sincere, "Let's be real 3.5 TRILLION is a lot of money. Here's how we're going to come up with that money and here's how most people making under __________ a year aren't going to directly feel that tax increase. And here's what we're going to do with that tax revenue and why it'll be worth it."
Now to be fair, I barely follow this stuff at all. Likely 1% as closely as most of y'all do. And maybe they already are making those cases. But it's not getting through to me. All I see is the Psaki ridiculousness and my take away is she thinks I'm too stupid to know anything better.
Answer: They aren't coming up with the money. They are debt financing most of it. $6T budget with a $2.5-3T deficit. Someone, somewhere down the line will be responsible for paying for it. But I guess a Buttigieg-type explanation would placate most of the masses.
So while at best, she may think her "3.5 Trillion is actually no cost" might be cute. In reality, it scares any reasonable person to death that's ever had to balance a checkbook or make a payroll.
Someone, somewhere down the line will be responsible for paying for it.
Fair enough and I agree but I think the federal government should be striving for it, instead we have been going the wrong way.And to be clear, I said "balance a checkbook" as a reference to mean a regular person. I'm under no illusion we'll ever see a balanced budget.
What I mean is "Stop living in fantasy land where you think 3.5 Trillion dollar things don't cost anything".
I don't think it's about "placating the masses". It's way more about don't think I'm so stupid that I'll lap up whatever you say.
When I write placating the masses, what I mean is, you're more concerned with how the message is presented than the actual content of the message.
Case 1: We are going to spend $6T on the budget. But it's going to be zero cost. JB response: I'm not an idiot. You're going to tax the hell out of me.
Case 2: We are going to spend $6T on the budget. We're going to tax the hell out you to pay for it. JB response: Oh well. At least they're honest about it.
Fair enough and I agree but I think the federal government should be striving for it, instead we have been going the wrong way.
Now this $3.5 Trillion increase in spending is taking it to a whole other level. If we're going to live in fantasy land then just pass a 3.5 quintrillion bill and make everyone millionaires and eliminate taxes altogether!
I saw an interview with Rep Clyburn the other day saying similar things. That's the next step, reducing the cost of the package by simply shaving years off the funding. Fully knowing that when you create an entitlement, it's here to stay. Rep. Ro Khanna basically said so in his Sunday interview, that these programs might have to be negotiated down somewhat today but could grow down the road.Plus the $3.5 trillion will be much more due to various accounting shenanigans over the 10-year budget horizon. WSJ estimates $5+ trillion.
This includes clauses that gradually shift more and more costs to the states, as well as "shortening" some programs. But of course we all know once they are started and in the budget most will never be repealed.
Straight from AOC's mouth:
“I think that one of the ideas that is out there is fully fund what we can fully fund, but maybe instead of doing it for 10 years, you fully fund it for five years.”
AmenFully knowing that when you create an entitlement, it's here to stay.
I saw an interview with Rep Clyburn the other day saying similar things. That's the next step, reducing the cost of the package by simply shaving years off the funding. Fully knowing that when you create an entitlement, it's here to stay. Rep. Ro Khanna basically said so in his Sunday interview, that these programs might have to be negotiated down somewhat today but could grow down the road.
We're not going to change our behaviors, just charge people more for gas and call that fighting climate change.“Certainly we all want to keep gasoline prices low, but the threat of the climate crisis certainly can’t wait any longer.”
We're not going to change our behaviors, just charge people more for gas and call that fighting climate change.
There is no doubt about that. I think telling people we can beat climate change with money is foolish. It is becoming more obvious this administration thinks people aren't smart enough to see past their BS.Can we agree that this course of action, policies that result in higher energy prices, negatively (and disproportionately) hurt the lower class while enriching the wealthy?