Monitoring Biden and other Contemporary Events

I don’t know... maybe it’s me, but I just don’t see any utility in taking the time to point out that the foulest, most incompetent ****-up of a “president” that ever stunk up the White House and so fouled-up the federal response to a pandemic that it cost hundreds of thousands of lives “could’ve done worse”.

I heard people saying during that whole four years “man it’s a good thing there are some adults on the White House staff or things could really be bad”.

Just seems like a really badly twisted attempt at spinning things to seem “glass half full”.

What’s the point? Trump was, and continues to be, a national disgrace, tragedy and disaster.

I was hoping for permanent disbarment and prison time, but it’s a start.

Rudy suspended from practicing law in New York

President Biden signed off Thursday on a bipartisan agreement crafted by 10 senators that would pump hundreds of billions of dollars in new spending into infrastructure projects across the country — handing him, if it survives congressional approval, a significant cross-party achievement.

“We have a deal,” Biden said Thursday alongside the five Democrats and five Republicans who had negotiated for weeks on a package to revitalize the nation’s road and transit systems, while upgrading broadband and investing in other public-works projects.
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Neither Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) nor Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) have endorsed the bipartisan agreement, although Schumer said Wednesday night that he is generally supportive of its concepts.

A significant challenge will be ensuring that enough Democrats get on board to pass one of Biden’s chief domestic policy achievements into law, even though many are concerned that liberal priorities will get left behind by advancing an infrastructure package with Republican support.