It would seem that Biden is ready to seize the day and call the Republicans out for what they are

They are F*****ts and he says he has no respect for Trumpers.

This is the message that we're going to see going forward to 2024.

Calling it what it is. Fighting for a Free America!





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Biden's 1st midterms campaign speech targets Trump and 'MAGA Republicans'
David Knowles
David Knowles·Senior Editor
Thu, August 25, 2022 at 9:02 PM·3 min read
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Donald Trump
Donald Trump
45th President of the United States

Joe Biden
Joe Biden
President of the United States since 2021
In his first appearance on the campaign trail leading up to the 2022 midterm e******ns, President Biden made sure that his predecessor, Donald Trump, remained front and center in the minds of v**ers.

Near the top of his speech in Rockville, Md., Biden repeatedly referenced Trump, who has been actively campaigning for GOP loyalists in the midterms and may be Biden’s rival again in the 2024 p**********l race.

“In 2020 you and 81 million Americans v**ed to save our democracy. That’s why Donald Trump isn’t just a former president, he is a defeated former president,” Biden said. “And it’s not hyperbole, now you need to literally v**e to save democracy again.”

Biden said the nation was at an inflection point, and needed to decide, “Will we be a country that moves forward or backward,” and whether the U.S. would be “a nation of unity, of hope, of optimism, not a nation of anger, violence, hatred and division.”

“Trump and the extreme MAGA Republicans have made their choice,” said Biden, using the acronym for Trump’s “Make America Great Again” campaign slogan. “It’s not just Trump, it’s the entire philosophy that underpins the — I’m going to say something, it’s like semi-f*****m,” Biden said later in his speech.

Biden has had dismal poll numbers for much of the year as inflation spiked and investors worried about a possible recession. And Democrats have widely fretted that those poll numbers would lead to a Republican wave in November’s congressional e******ns.

But Biden has had a string of good political news lately, including passage of a spending bill to encourage chips plants in the U.S., a landmark c*****e c****e and health care bill, a decline of gas prices from their peak and the k*****g of a major al-Qaida leader.

Joe Biden
President Biden delivers remarks at a Democratic National Committee rally at Richard Montgomery High School in Rockville, Md., on Thursday. (Jonathan Ernst/Reuters)
Perhaps buoyed by this news, and his rising poll numbers, Biden appeared especially animated on Thursday as he campaigned in heavily Democratic Maryland for gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore.

Again and again, Biden called out Trump-aligned Republicans, linking them to GOP-led states that have enacted a******n bans or restrictions following the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade, while declaring that “your right to choose is on the b****t this year.”

“How extreme are these MAGA Republicans? Just look what has happened since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Red state after red state has raced to pass the most restrictive a******n limitations imaginable, even without exception for rape and incest,” Biden said. “But these MAGA Republicans won’t stop there. They want a national ban. They want to pass a legislative national ban in the Congress. If the MAGA Republicans win control of Congress, it won’t matter where you live, you won’t have the right to choose anywhere, anywhere.”

But Biden also vowed that if the GOP did retake control of Congress and move to ban a******n nationwide, “I will veto it.”

When he wasn’t warning about what would happen if Trump-backed candidates won in November, Biden also laid out his affirmative case for v****g for Democrats. He touted record jobs growth, a drop in child poverty rates, 220 million Americans v******ted for C****-**, and his signature legislature efforts.

But the recurrent theme of his energetically delivered speech was the decline of the opposition party.

“What’s happened is there aren’t many real Republicans anymore,” Biden said, adding, “I respect conservative Republicans. I don’t respect these MAGA Republicans.”

“Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) openly admitted through her spokeswoman that she is flouting congressional financial disclosure rules.
Of course, for AOC, or any Democrat for that matter, she’ll simply pay a fine, or correct her disclosure, but will suffer no long-term consequences for what she has done. However, after the Nov e******ns the process for how the law is enforced may change for her.

https://thefederalistpapers.org/us/aoc-caught-hands-cookie-jar-flouts-congressional-disclosure-rules-impunity?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=brief-FP&utm_campaign=dailyam&utm_content=2022-08-26&ats_es=%5B-MD5-%5D

From Quora

The Republican Party is starting to fracture, and it's basically splitting into three main groups, in no particular order.
First is the sanity crowd. These are the small number of people like Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger who, *regardless of their other positions* recognize Trump and Trumpism as a bridge too far and are trying to get the party to walk back the extremism by holding Trump and the other f*****ts in his orbit to account. They recognize that the GOP is collapsing and corrupt, and needs to fix its s**t or else it will die out, and possibly take the rest of the US with it. This group officially now includes *Dick Cheney*. And when Dick Cheney thinks you're *too much of an authoritarian and are a threat to the nation*, that's a really bad sign.

They're not so much “throwing Trump under the bus” as “trying to remove his influence from the party, regardless of the personal damage to their careers”.

Second are the business-as-usual group. This is people like Mike Pence and Mitch McConnell, who want to marginalize Trump and his followers, but want to do it in a way that doesn't require actually punishing anyone involved with s******n and without alienating the Trump cult, so they can still lean on the fanatical support for e*******l wins. They basically want to ignore Trump as much as possible and go back to how things were before 2015. I feel compelled to point out that this group now, officially, includes Republican bogeyman Karl Rove. THESE are the people trying to throw Trump under a bus.

Last are the lunatics. They also split into two factions.

One is the s******n crowd. This is Trump, MTG, Boebert, Gaetz, and the rest of that ilk who are still repeating the Big Lie and have 100% support for Trump running in 2024 and beyond.

The other is the flat-out f*****ts. Some of them have modeled themselves on Trump, while others are various flavors of older f*****t ideology. They use Trumpian rhetoric about the Big Lie, but do not necessarily support Trump himself, either because of their own political aspirations or because he actually wasn't extreme enough for them. This is people like Ron DeSantis. If you don't think trying to silence dissent through direct government action, or deliberately rejecting public health measures during a p******c, is f*****m, you don't know what f*****m is.

Bear in mind, ALL of these are bad, and have the same general goals of ending actual democracy in the US for good. It's just that the “sane” crowd doesn't want to openly c***t in order to do so, and the “business as usual” bunch want the nasty stuff to go back in the box so they can pretend they're *not* trying to tear democracy apart so they can install themselves as basically feudal lords.