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They've chopped down cherry trees and waged full-on war. Riding the highs and lows of the leaders who've tried to Make America Great Again.
Biden Is Doing Fine.
Inflation and gas prices are up all over the planet, not just in the United States. The Trump Administration passed a huge corona virus bailout bill before the Biden Administration passed one as well, so if you blame government spending for inflation solely, both administrations share the blame, and certainly a gas pipeline that never was pumping gas is not to blame for anything. The reason everyone on the planet is experiencing paying higher prices for everything including gas, is because the entire planet temporarily shut down due to a MASSIVE WORLDWIDE PANDEMIC. You can't shut down a world economy and not expect to experience massive problems coming back online. Had Donald Trump been re-elected, he would be experiencing the exact same headaches that President Biden is currently experiencing. The Infrastructure Bill was a priority for the Trump Administration as well, and was long overdue and necessary, and has added to the woes of inflation.
Scott BowenPublished 11 days ago in The Swamp
Who Is Vladimir Putin | Why Matters, Family, Age, Daughters, House, Net Worth - Vocal Media
Table Of Contents Who Is Vladimir Putin How Long Has Vladimir Putin Been President? Putin's Colorful Political Life Why Matters Vladimir Putin?
Mehedi Hasan ShawonPublished 26 days ago in The Swamp
THE BARACK OBAMA
Barack Hussein Obama II (audio speaker iconlisten) born August 4, 1961) is an American politician who served as the 44th president of the United States from 2009 to 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, Obama was the first African-American president of the United States.[3] He previously served as a U.S. senator from Illinois from 2005 to 2008 and as an Illinois state senator from 1997 to 2004.
MANISH KUMARPublished 3 months ago in The SwampTrump Broke These 10 Lesser-Known Rules As A President
1. LGBT Pride Month When he was campaigning to become the next president, he promised his people that he would always be an ally to the LGBT community. However, after stepping into office, Trump failed to acknowledge and recognize the month of June as LGBT Pride Month.
The Soulful ScribblerPublished 5 months ago in The Swamp
My Latest Thoughts About President Biden
I’ve stated many times in previous stories that I wasn’t going to talk about the Covid-19 pandemic anymore, but since health experts, the government, and most governors continues to milk this whole crisis, I have many strong opinions about the 46th president of the United States. I swear this would be the final time I ever talk about this. Many of us, me included, have since moved on from the pandemic. We have been cooped up at home and isolated for over a year and a half. I’ve been a Democrat for years, but some of the things that President Biden have said and done makes me not like him. The following below are the reasons why me and the majority of the country have lost confidence in him.
Mark Wesley PritchardPublished 7 months ago in The Swamp
They Pick the President
On December 14, Electors will meet at state capitols all around the country and cast votes to elect the next President of the United States. Since Joe Biden has a decisive lead over Donald Trump, 306-232, here are a look at the some of the Democratic electors in 2020.
John HeckenlivelyPublished 7 months ago in The Swamp
Bay of Pigs
When John F. Kennedy became President of the United States on January 20, 1961, he inherited every policy decision that Eisenhower had yet to carry out. (1) One of these was the planned invasion of Cuba to depose Fidel Castro and the 26th of July Movement. The Central Intelligence Agency had recruited and trained Cuban exiles to conduct the invasion. The operation became known as the Bay of Pigs Invasion after the point that the Cuban exiles made their landing. The planning of the invasion began with the 1959 defeat of Fulgencio Batista, the former president of Cuba. The CIA believed that the use of Cuban exiles would work because of their perceived success in the 1954 coup against President Jacobo Arbenz of Guatemala. In the 1954 coup against Arbenz, the CIA had used disgruntled Guatemalan military officers and Agency provided air support to aid in the coup. In the Bay of Pigs, there would be no such saving graces. The air and artillery support the US promised was either canceled or so delayed that Castro's forces easily repelled the invading forces. Additionally, the CIA had no understanding of the environment in which they were operating. In Guatemala, there had been differing factions to exploit within Arbenz's government. In 1961 Cuba there were no such factions left on the island. This was due to any that had opposed the 26th of July Movement fleeing the island in the wake of losing their benefactor. This meant that the invaders had no support to meet them once they arrived. This led to the spectacular failure that is now associated with the Bay of Pigs. By 1961, the CIA had grown confident enough in its abilities to conduct such an operation. However, they operated with undeserved confidence, as they had not learned how to conduct such operations in hostile nations. It is by looking at the CIA's overconfidence in their ability to pull off the Bay of Pigs Invasion that we see how Fidel Castro and the Cuban government were able to assert their sovereignty, and become a regional power despite the lopsided odds stacked against them.
Atomic HistorianPublished 8 months ago in The SwampLife Battle of Abraham lincoln
The sixteenth Leader of the US (February 12, 1809 - April 15, 1865) was an American representative and legislator who filled in as Leader of the US from 1861 until he died in 1865. He drove the country into the American Common Conflict, the world's most noteworthy emergency, good, protected, and political.
Why Have We Let The Media Cover For Biden For So Long?
Since Biden entered office this year he has been amazing, right? At least that is how the media largely portrays it. Do not get me wrong, Biden has done some good things since getting in office, such as the Covid relief bill, however, we cannot allow ourselves to be blinded to everything else going on.
Daveed GittensPublished 11 months ago in The Swamp
President Woodrow Wilson, who served for too long
On 18th December 1915 the President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson, married Edith Bolling Galt. It was a second marriage for both of them – President Wilson had been widowed in August 1914, suffering severe depression as a result, and Edith had lost her first husband in 1908. She was 43 years old when she married the President, who was a few days short of his 59th birthday.
John WelfordPublished 12 months ago in The SwampSix Years Later A Failed Presidency. #techybygaurav
President Bush came into office with incredible guarantee, and the truth has been one disappointment after another, and this is coming from an author who was a moderate Republican before the President understood what the term implied. How about we utilize previous President Ronald Reagan's prerequisites for a fruitful Presidency. Do you recall the last discussion between then President Jimmy Carter and competitor Reagan? The previous Republican Governor of California inquired as to whether they suspected they were lucky to be today in 1980, than they were when President Carter took office four years sooner in January of 1977. The next Tuesday, the American public tossed the bombed President from Georgia out of office in an avalanche.
Gaurav GuptaPublished 12 months ago in The Swamp
Mom's Trump Card
My mom graduated from high school in 1963. She’d had, as I learned when I was a teenager, a teenage affair of some sort with a guy called Dick Temple--he would resurface later, wreaking every kind of havoc--but once out of school, she married a young man called Fred Hardin, who I never met. He had a motorcycle and died on it a few years later, leaving my older sister fatherless. He and my mom divorced before his crash, and Mom hooked up with at least two other guys, one of whom was my father, a man named Richard Spencer, from Indiana, and Rodney “Butch” Whitaker, who left for Korea in the Air Force around the time I was conceived.
Rick WhitakerPublished about a year ago in The Swamp
