Not a Parody…Another Vaccine
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This ain’t a parody, okay? This real. They’re trying to start another COVID panic again. If you go to the front page in the New York Times today, that’s just leading stories out there. It’s not over yet. More people are getting COVID, and they’re hitting on that, and they’re talking about ventilation and schools, and I’m not making this up. Our fearless leader.
Joe Biden, he’s gonna go to Congress and he is going to request more money for a new coronavirus vaccine. What was it the, oh, Charlton Henson, remember he was in charge of the National Rifle Association, take my gun away, pulling it away from my cold dead hands. Yeah, you’re gonna have to tie me down and actually force me to take a vaccine. I refuse.
I refuse and I’ve already gone over this here on the program. I’m not making this up. This is Joe Biden. I signed off this morning on a proposal we have to present to the Congress a request for additional funding for a new vaccine that is necessary that works.
Yep. And tentatively it is recommended that it will likely be recommended that everybody get it no matter whether they’ve gotten it before or not.
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Yeah, yeah. It’s amazing how in bed, you know, you get certain industries in this country. I’m sorry, they get in bed with the government. You know, we obviously know about the defense contractors, but pharmaceutical companies, you guys just raking it in, raking it in with this crap. Meanwhile, in the state of Florida, God bless them down there, Republicans in nine Florida counties adopt resolution calling for a ban on all COVID.
vaccines. Yeah, they want to prohibit the sale and distribution of the vaccines in the state of Florida. They want to seize all remaining vaccine supplies and conduct a forensic analysis of them. This so-called ban the jab resolution adopted by the local Republican executive committees was written by Joseph Sansone. I go on with that. Again, I made fun of it here on the program.
It’s amazing to me. I have to be on blood thinners now because of, and I’m fully convinced it has to do with my reaction to the vaccine and I’m not the only one. We’ve got our groups out there. We talk when other similar things have happened to us, perfectly healthy people, no history of this stuff, no reason why I should be having blood clots in my lungs. But it’s easier for one to go to a CVS and get themselves injected with some.
vaccine that it is to actually get the medicine to actually help with the side effects. I mean, I had a deal with issue with my eloquence prescription because my doctor sent it the wrong pharmacy and I was adding pills. Fascinating. Not to mention the fact that it’s, again, we’ve talked about this before, you walk into a CVS or Walgreens, whatever it may be, they’re advertising it there. They’re advertising because it’s a profit center for them.
They’re telling you it’s free, it’s not free. Okay, government’s paying, taxpayers paying, and it’s like a side of fries. Or would you like to supersize that? No, not supersize, would you like a vaccine with that?
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Anyway, Dr. J. Benataraya, Biden administration’s push for everyone to get new COVID vaccine is irresponsible. You don’t say, you don’t say. Of course it’s irresponsible. It’s patently absurd, but there’s more to it than that. And I’m going to get into the, the stupid, the perverse economics.
and the disgusting politics behind what is obviously taking place right now and what is being pushed. We’ve already got, I mean, various different colleges around the country that are forcing masks at this point in time. My, any of my kids, the schools that they go to, they force more masks. I’m yanking them out. I mean, you’re going to a different school. They at some point in time, they’ll have to push back with all of this ridiculous nonsense. Let me tie in some stories here, okay?
More Americans are having a hard time paying their big credit card bills. Yeah, number of Americans rolling credit card debt from month to month is now higher than the number of people paying their bills in full for the first time ever. Americans have over $1 trillion in credit card debt. Credit card balance has increased by 45 billion between April and June, not to mention the average credit card interest rate is over 20% at this point.
in time the average balance is $2,500. That’s a 6.5% increase. And again, spending is starting to wane when it comes to credit cards because people can’t afford. They’re maxed out. What does that mean? Well, guys, we’re going to do what politicians do. And I’m here to tell you, it’s not just Democrats, it’s Republicans do. Let’s…
Let’s go to some stimulus checks of the past, shall we? First and foremost, there were three COVID stimulus checks. Yep, three waves of stimulus checks since the start of COVID-19. We’ve got the first round of economic stimulus checks and this Donald Trump, April of 2020, the CARES Act, remember that.
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Eligible tax paying adults receive a check of up to $1,200. While eligible dependents under 16 years of age received $500 each. A maximum of three dependents could be claimed for. You had to have a adjusted gross income of $75,000 or less, 150,000 for married couples. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
very first stimulus checks were paid into people’s bank accounts over the weekend of the 11th and 12th of April. This was under Donald Trump. And again, conservatives love this shit. Oh, yeah, everybody wanted their Trump checks. And not to mention they had the second round of Trump checks. That was between December 2020 and January of 2021. It was a 900 billion dollar package, which is part of the coronavirus response from
Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2021, a one-off check of up to $600. But you could claim an additional $600 for child dependents age 16 or under. And again, you had to be making under $75,000 with that one. That’s two, two COVID checks. Would you like to count from Sesame Street? Two COVID checks. Ha ha ha, okay.
Now we got the third round. Hey, Joe Bind wants to get on in this game as well. 1.9 trillion American rescue plan. Yes, eligible taxpayers got a check of up to $1,400. Couples filing jointly $2,800. Yes. And again, and there was no, what they also have. Oh yeah, 14, wow, this was huge.
$1,400 per dependent, regardless of the dependent’s age. Regardless of the dependent’s age. And again, yeah.
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this bull excrement, but it’s not the first time that this has been done either. Whenever there’s an economic situation, things are looking weak. Gotta change the perception out there, gotta change the narrative. You gotta change what’s on the front pages there. You gotta wag the dog, so to speak. Politicians do this all the time. I’m gonna take you back in time. Here’s a column that I wrote. I grabbed it. This is back in January of 2008.
January 2008, we’re getting into the problems with the economy and the housing market. And in this column, I was talking about, well, I was talking, I actually brought up 1928 presidential campaign slogan for Herbert Hoover, a chicken in every pot and a car in every garage. And my statement back in 2008 for Democrats and Republicans is a flat screen TV.
on every wall. Remember this is 2008. Yep, government checks. The wannabes, Santas and Washington have come up with a compromise on already the sled to distribute all Americans 300 bucks. Families with children receive an additional 300 for every child up to a maximum of $1,200. Unless of course, again, they love that number, $75,000. So that’s just a number. They don’t adjust it for inflation or anything like that. It sounds good.
Yep, if you’re under $75,000. And what I called it at the time was the vote buying media-fearing Incumbency Protection Bill of 2008. And I’m quoting myself here. What an absolute joke. These politicians must really think Americans are stupid. Congressional approval ratings are in all time lows and in an effort to get themselves re-elected have decided to buy everyone a new flat screen.
the castrated and ever-growing pathetic Republican Party, and I still feel that way, fearing the talking heads at CNN and the New York Times will berate them for doing nothing in the face of catastrophe and the inevitable yet ridiculous comparisons between our current economic situation and the failed New Orleans levies when they caved. Aside from a couple of expedited deductions for businesses, the bill does nothing but redistribute tax dollars.
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The very day the president stepped onto the podium, he announced the stimulus plan, the stock market tanked, the speech was weak in both delivery and content, and it was led to a fantastic article. I know what happened to her, Michelle Malkin. She writes, I need a man, a man who can say no, a man who rejects big nanny government, a man who thinks being president doesn’t mean playing Santa Claus, a man who won’t panic in the face of economic pain, a man who won’t succumb to the media-driven sob stories.
I manicurly look voters, the media, and the chicken littles in Congress in the eye and say three words no one wants to hear in Washington. Suck it up.
But yeah, like I said, credit card balances are up. We talked about the, again, Americans are feeling it because of inflation. We’ve talked at great length in regards to inflation and the hamster wheel that people are on. Let’s get people’s mind off it. Let’s get them worried about COVID again. And because of COVID, the government’s gonna have to do extraordinary measures and they’re gonna have to send out more stupid checks. Watchdog on Wall Street.
