Bidens Final Address.

[neurosis]

Strange how he warns against the ultra wealthy danger while giving Soros and Clinton Medal of Freedom.

He's a hypocrite, but he's right.

[Rstewart]

Are you saying that he may have been disingenuous in some of the horse shi... er things.. he was saying?  Like congress not being able to trade stock? 

I believe he was serious about term limits for SCJ's but I'm not sure he's have that same view if there were were a left leaning majority. 

We wouldn't even need term limits if we capped the salary and banned insider trading.  People would eventually leave to go make real money somewhere.

[Smit]

People would eventually leave to go make real money somewhere.

Damn. How many lobbyists can we even support? 

[beej]

https://www.nationalreview.com/2025/01/democrats-invent-a-new-bogeyman/

this last paragraph was incredibly accurate

Biden set out to be the next Franklin Roosevelt, convinced himself that he might have to settle for being the next Lyndon Johnson, and ended up as the modern incarnation of Jimmy Carter. He has always measured himself against his predecessors and come up wanting. Last night, Biden sought to borrow the mystique around Eisenhower's farewell address, only to highlight his own deficit of ingenuity. The White House likely concluded, not irrationally, that the press would take the baton and fill in the blanks for him. And they probably will — at least for a while, until it becomes clear that the public isn't buying it.

[Jim at Gentex]

The public showed they weren't buying it on November 5th, 2024 when they overwhelmingly voted for DJT and sent Biden and his pack of incompetent cohorts packing.

All I can say is buh-bye...