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If I get a test kit I will keep it as a souvenir from the time that America lost its sanity. If there is anything left of the country in 50 years the kit might be a collectors item.
It is really crazy how hard Biden is hammering on this Covid threat. He is doing it because it really is the only thing he might be able to hold up as a success for the midterms and beyond..
"The government is buying 500 million home tests kits to be provided free to the public"
Where, exactly, does "the government" get its money to "buy" things which will be "provided free to the public"?
It's exactly like people going out and buying them for themselves, except we've added a very thick, expensive layer of bureaucratic red tape to the process!
Indiana borders my own state. The Governor requested a National Guard deployment to assist hospitals that are overwhelmed.
I believe both Dakotas asked for and received an assist from Airforce nursing during the worst of it, last year.
My state relied on the 101st Irborn out of Ky to inject 60,000 vaccine doses per day at the United Center earlier this year.
Out tax $ don’t cover mandatory spends and interest on debt. It’s borrowed and nothing new.
Budgets are frameworks. The real action happens in Congress Appropriations. Once appropriated, Congress seems to forget and then fights over raising the debt ceiling. Cutting Social Security and Medicare will not go over well.
The US has been debt free one year- 1845.
Every POTUS inherits debt, adds to it and kicks the can. Debt is non partisan.
if i post a video of me using it for target practice, will i get a visit from the kg... Er... Secret service?
pull !!
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