Kamala/Walz 2024
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They truly don't understand that the 2016 style of campaigning is having the opposite effect this time. I'm here for it.
Meltdown? LMAO
Please explain when calling you out as a collosal douchebag that should've been banned here months ago.
I love triggering you little libtards, it's easy game.
They are planning to do a different variation of the same basic plan this year.
And here it is,
Lieutenant Colonel, Anthony Shaffer,
“I believe BEYOND THE SHADOW OF A DOUBT we have evidence of a massive transfer of completed, curated ballots ready to be injected into the counting centers across America.”
• “Jessie wasn’t alone, there was a number as in like a bunch of different trucks engaged in this.”
In Dec 2020 an “irate” William ****en Bar called Anthony Shaffer looking into 144,000 - 280,000 completed ballots that were borrowed from the gracious State of New York by the commonwealth of Pennsylvania to STAND THE **** DOWN.
“‘I told you you need to stand down on this.’
“[He was] agitated, to say the least.”
And here it is,
Lieutenant Colonel, Anthony Shaffer,
“I believe BEYOND THE SHADOW OF A DOUBT we have evidence of a massive transfer of completed, curated ballots ready to be injected into the counting centers across America.”
• “Jessie wasn’t alone, there was a number as in like a bunch of different trucks engaged in this.”
In Dec 2020 an “irate” William ****en Bar called Anthony Shaffer looking into 144,000 - 280,000 completed ballots that were borrowed from the gracious State of New York by the commonwealth of Pennsylvania to STAND THE **** DOWN.
“‘I told you you need to stand down on this.’
“[He was] agitated, to say the least.”
Is this where the printout accidentally flipped the choices but the backend system still had the correct choices?
Kamala's new "solution" to inflation?
Government mandated price controls.
I asked Grok what price controls did to Venezuela. Here is what it told me:
After the implementation of price controls in Venezuela, primarily under the leadership of Hugo Chávez and continued by Nicolás Maduro, several economic and social consequences emerged:
- Inflation and Hyperinflation: Price controls were intended to make goods affordable for the population, but they led to one of the highest inflation rates in the world. This was partly because setting prices below market value encouraged hoarding, smuggling, and black market activities, where goods could be sold at higher prices. The government's response often involved further controls or nationalizations, which didn't address the root causes like currency devaluation and over-reliance on oil revenues.
- Shortages: The price controls made it unprofitable for businesses to import or produce goods at the controlled prices, leading to widespread shortages of basic goods. This was exacerbated by the government's policies on currency and import controls, which made it difficult for businesses to obtain foreign currency needed for imports.
- Economic Collapse: The combination of price controls, currency controls, and the drop in oil prices led to an economic collapse. Venezuela, once one of the richest countries in Latin America, saw its GDP shrink dramatically. The economic downturn was characterized by high unemployment, poverty, and a significant brain drain as professionals left the country.
- Black Market and Smuggling: With official prices set too low, goods were often smuggled into neighboring countries where they could fetch higher prices. This not only led to shortages within Venezuela but also created a parallel economy where the U.S. dollar became the de facto currency for many transactions.
- Social Unrest and Migration: The economic policies, including price controls, contributed to social unrest. The economic crisis led to one of the largest migrations in recent history, with millions of Venezuelans leaving the country due to economic hardship, seeking better living conditions elsewhere.
- Political Implications: The economic policies, including price controls, were part of a broader socialist agenda which, while initially popular due to social programs funded by oil revenues, eventually led to widespread dissatisfaction. This dissatisfaction was a significant factor in the political polarization and the international recognition of opposition leader Juan Guaidó as the interim president by several countries, although Maduro retained control with military support.
The aftermath of price controls in Venezuela serves as a case study in how economic policies can backfire, leading to unintended consequences like hyperinflation, shortages, and a significant humanitarian crisis. The situation has been complicated by political factors, international sanctions, and the country's heavy reliance on oil, which when prices fell, left the government with fewer resources to manage or mitigate the economic fallout.
The dirty dems do not stop. They are getting ready to make their run, but it will be fair and square in their pea brains. Its all about the end results comrades.
Of the 244,000 mail-in ballots in total requested in Pinellas County, FL—219,000 were requested on the very same day.
That’s represents over 89% of the total mail-in ballots requested in the county all requested on the SAME day.
Chris Gleason who is running for Supervisor of Elections for the county says that whistleblowers are coming forward saying they did not request a ballot.
Of the 244,000 mail-in ballots in total requested in Pinellas County, FL—219,000 were requested on the very same day.
That’s represents over 89% of the total mail-in ballots requested in the county all requested on the SAME day.
Chris Gleason who is running for Supervisor of Elections for the county says that whistleblowers are coming forward saying they did not request a ballot.
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