Saturday, November 4
Companies Required to Share AI Risks
Among them is requiring that artificial intelligence developers share their safety-test results – known as red-team testing – with the federal government.
"In accordance with the Defense Production Act, the Order will require that companies developing any foundation model that poses a serious risk to national security, national economic security, or national public health and safety must notify the federal government when training the model, and must share the results of all red-team safety tests," the White House says. "These measures will ensure AI systems are safe, secure, and trustworthy before companies make them public." READ MORE...
Thursday, February 9
Biden's Leadership
It turns out that going from America First to America Last has real world consequences.
President Joe Biden’s rejection of President Donald Trump’s approach to national security and foreign policy has created devastating harm to American interests abroad and our security at home.
Trump’s main goal was to prioritize our interests, thereby leveraging American power to deliver greater global stability, certainty and relative peace. Biden prioritizes multilateralism and globalism, reversing Trump-era gains and introducing increasing chaos, instability, uncertainty and conflict.
President Trump’s critics often complained his America First policies were damaging our alliances and rewarding our enemies. The exact opposite was true: like President Ronald Reagan before him, Trump delivered peace through strength. Biden has diluted American power, and as a result, our allies no longer trust us and our enemies no longer fear us. American weakness always invites the wolves, and the wolves have returned.
Let’s recall where we were just one year ago.
- The Trump administration had provided unwavering support to Israel and achieved historic peace agreements in the Middle East, agreements which cultivated economic and other cooperation that, in turn, is delivering enduring peace.
- It had successfully pushed back on China’s economic aggression, human rights abuses, and geopolitical adventurism in the South China Sea and Pacific Rim.
- It had successfully contained Russia’s expansionism and slowed the progress of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
- It had productive diplomacy underway to contain North Korea’s nuclear ambitions.
- It had withdrawn from the catastrophic Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) and was using its extensive sanctions authority to restrict Iran’s nuclear program.
- It had negotiated a plan for a managed, conditional exit from Afghanistan that would have secured us a continuing intelligence capability.
- It had realigned our relationship with our NATO allies, holding them to their promises of the alliance.
- It had successfully negotiated fairer, more reciprocal trade deals with China, Canada, Mexico, South Korea and Japan, among others.
- It had begun to modernize and rebuild our military, left hollowed out by the Obama-Biden administration.
- It had largely solved the immigration issue through a more secure border and commonsense diplomatic agreements.
The Biden administration is hell-bent on reversing many of President Trump’s stunning achievements. READ MORE...
Monday, November 21
Diesel Reserves Running Out
President Joe Biden is proposing a plan that would require fuel suppliers to maintain a minimum amount of diesel in their inventories this winter to stave off severe shortages and prevent extreme price hikes. However, it could create a demand surge and drive up already high prices, according to Bloomberg.
The plan would force diesel vendors to take supplies off the market which could cause short-term diesel demand to soar and drive up prices in the Northeast, where fuel shortages are most severe, according to Bloomberg. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has exacerbated the East Coast’s fuel shortages as the region has become dependent on Russian imports due to the region’s constrained pipeline capacity.
“We also want to make sure there’s enough fuel in the United States,” Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said when asked about U.S. fuel exports to energy-starved Europe during an interview at the COP27 climate conference in Egypt. “It may not be a business choice that they make, but we’re asking, as the companies that are operating in America, to do what they are doing in other countries.”
The national average price of diesel is $5.31 per gallon and is $1.58 higher than it was in November 2021, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA). The Midwest region’s wholesale diesel prices skyrocketed in July after pipeline operator Magellan Midstream Partners increased the minimum inventory levels for fuel held throughout its pipeline, according to Bloomberg.
The European Union (EU) required its member-states to fill natural gas storages to 80% of full capacity in order to prepare for potential winter shortages, according to the European Council press release. Europe is currently heavily reliant on U.S. oil and gas imports as Russia has continuously disrupted natural gas deliveries through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline in retaliation to EU sanctions.
Americans who use heating oil (a form of diesel) will spend an average of $2,354 to heat their homes this winter which represents a 27% increase from winter 2021 and the highest price point in more than 25 years, according to the EIA.
The White House did not immediately respond to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s request for comment.
Sunday, November 6
False & Misleading Information
Washington -- CNN --
President Joe Biden has been back on the campaign trail, traveling in October and early November to deliver his pitch for electing Democrats in the midterm elections on Tuesday.
Biden’s pitch has included claims that are false, misleading or lacking important context. (As always, we take no position on the accuracy of his subjective arguments.) Here is a fact-check look at nine of his recent statements.
The White House did not respond to a request for comment for this article. READ MORE...
Friday, February 25
Fighting Child Poverty in America
It was heralded as a game-changer for America's social safety net. It dramatically reduced child poverty. But, last month, the enhanced Child Tax Credit — a kind of "Social Security for kids" — expired, and millions of American children sank back into poverty.
In March 2021, President Biden and congressional Democrats revamped the Child Tax Credit as part of the American Rescue Plan. They restructured it, so that parents could get a monthly check from the government. They increased the credit's size, allowing parents to claim as much as $3,600 a year per child, or $300 a month. And they made the credit fully refundable, so that even super-low-income families who don't pay much — or anything — in federal taxes could get it.
For those primarily concerned with ending child poverty, these changes were a resounding success. Scholars at Columbia University found they reduced child poverty by about 30%. Another study found the enhanced program cut household food insufficiency by 26%.
But President Biden's efforts to renew the credit have been thwarted by opposition from Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) and congressional Republicans. They disliked how much the program cost and how generous it was, and they worried that it would encourage parents to stop working because it did not have a work requirement.
According to the Tax Policy Center, the beefed-up Child Tax Credit would cost around $225 billion per year (about $100 billion more per year than the original version, which is now back in effect). For context, that's less than a quarter of the annual cost of Social Security, about a third of the cost of Medicare, and about the same as the budget for the Department of Agriculture. A report from the Urban Institute finds that even with the enhanced Child Tax Credit, America spent only about 7% of its federal budget on kids in 2021 — and that is now projected to decline.
As for how many parents stopped working as a result of the enhanced Child Tax Credit, estimates range from about 300,000 to 1.5 million. There are about 50 million working parents in the United States, so even if we accept only the highest estimate, more than 97% of parents continued working after receiving the payments. That makes sense because 300 bucks a month is hardly enough for most families to live on.
The failure of Washington to renew the enhanced Child Tax Credit continues a long tradition in America: Our welfare system has long spent generously on the old, but it has consistently skimped on the young. While America spends about as much, or even more on the elderly than many other rich nations, it spends significantly less on kids. Among the almost 40 countries in the OECD, only Turkey spends less per child as a percentage of their GDP. It's a big reason why the United States has a much higher rate of child poverty than most other affluent countries — and even has a higher rate of child poverty than some not-so-affluent countries.
In a new paper, the economists Anna Aizer, Hilary W. Hoynes, and Adriana Lleras-Muney explore the reasons why the United States is such an outlier when it comes to fighting child poverty. While they acknowledge the reasons are varied and complex, they focus their analysis on one factor: American policymakers, influenced by economists, have dwelled much more on the costs of social programs than their benefits. TO FIND OUT THE COST OF FOCUSING JUST ON COSTS, CLICK HERE...
Saturday, January 22
Biden's First Year in Office
RESULTS:
Caused surge in gasoline prices
Reversed Trumps Executive Orders
Botched Afghanistan withdrawal
Caused supply chain problems
Could not Unite the US
Could not stop COVID-19
Could not stop illegal immigration
Could not stop Crime and Violence
Massive Government Spending
Caused structural inflation
Caused structural unemployment
Caused shut down of businesses
Caused shut down of Public School
Tried to mandate Covid Vaccinations
Increased RACISM in the USA
Achieved WORST ratings in first year
Insulted Ukranians with remarks about russia
Alienated NATO Allies
Alienated his own party
Tuesday, November 23
Hunter Biden Helps Chinese
The president's son was one of three Americans who joined Chinese partners in establishing the Bohai Harvest RST Equity Investment Fund Management Company, or BHR, in 2013.
The Americans controlled 30 percent of the company and made successful investments that culminated in aiding China Molybdenum purchase the Tenke Fungurume cobalt mine in the Congo from the American company Freeport-McMoRan in 2016, the New York Times reported.
The news comes after President Joe Biden had warned that China could use its dominance of mined cobalt to disrupt America's development of electric vehicles.
It also adds to the scrutiny Biden and his father have faced for his dealings with Chines and Ukrainian companies while Joe was vice president and later running for president. READ MORE...
Saturday, September 25
Hunter Biden
The transactions will nominally center on artwork created by Hunter Biden, President Joe Biden’s son. After spending years working alongside post-Soviet oligarchs—work that complicated his father’s anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine—Hunter has tossed on a new hat as an emerging “artist.” CNN has reported that his debut shows—one in Los Angeles, another in New York—will be held in late September, though the dates haven’t been announced (which may be because of the scrutiny the sales have received).
Hunter’s artwork isn’t bad, per se. A certain base-level skill is evident in the paintings. Sebastian Smee, the Pulitzer Prize–winning art critic for The Washington Post, told CNN that Biden was comparable to “a cafe painter. By which I mean, you see a certain kind of art in coffee shops, and some of it is OK and a lot of it is bad, and sometimes it’s surprisingly good. But you wouldn’t, unless you were related to the artist, spend more than $1,000 on it.”
Unfortunately for the White House, the people about to profit from Hunter’s foray into the art world are anticipating far higher returns—and suddenly presenting the Biden administration with a new Hunter-related headache. Hunter’s gallerist, Georges Bergès, has said he’s expecting as much as $500,000 for some of the paintings.
Friday, September 17
Saluting Biden's Leadership
Be that as it may, our President Biden has accomplished the following in less that 10 months in office:
- Opened our borders to non stop immigration
- Spent so much money that it has caused inflation
- Slowed down our economic recovery after COVID
- Mandated COVID Vaccines
- Botched the Afghanistan withdrawal
- Caused our global allies to lose respect
- Raised taxes on everyone
- Censored the conservative voices
- Promoted Critical Race Theory and being WOKE
- Caused Americans to be more divided
- Failed on climate change
Wednesday, September 1
Blamin' Biden
TO BLAME means to assign the responsibility to something or someone...
Monday, August 16
Taliban Law
CNN, who failed to mention the disappearance of the Taliban and ISIS under President Trump’s leadership, sent a female correspondent to Afghanistan where she embedded herself with the Taliban to report back, apparently, on the Islamic terror group’s future humanitarian efforts.
CNN is so deep into pushing the radical Democrat Party agenda they don’t even see how foolish their repulsive propaganda appears to the everyday American.
In what can only be described as an either incredibly stupid or utterly naive moment, CNN’s Chief International Correspondent Clarissa Ward, who is dressed from head to toe in a black burqa and headscarf, actually asked a Taliban leader in Afghanistan about the terror group’s plans to protect women’s rights, now that they’ve re-established control of most of Afghanistan (only 9 months into the Biden regime’s takeover of the White House).
Watch the incredible moment at the 4:24 mark: “A lot of people are concerned that if the Taliban takes power again, women’s rights will move backwards. How can you guarantee that women’s rights will be protected?” CNN’s Clarissa Ward asks. READ MORE
Thursday, May 13
We Are Blessed Americans
Trump to become the current President of the US...
- We have a crisis with immigration
- We have a crisis with inflation
- We have a crisis with gasoline
- We have a crisis with cyber crime/hacking
- We have a crisis with Hamas
- We have a crisis with Russia
- We have a crisis with China's military escalation
- We have a crisis with systemic racism
- We have a crisis with defunding the police
- We have a crisis with illegal drug use
- We have a crisis with disabled veterans
- We have a crisis with healthcare
- We have a crisis with education
- We have a crisis with a DIVIDED America
Saturday, April 3
The Devil Came Out of Georgia
Even President Biden said he supported moving the baseball game out of Georgia and along with President Biden Delta Airlines decided that they would use their corporate power to make Georgia regret what they did.
Saturday, March 27
Crisis At The Border
According to President Biden and further promoted by Biden's Press Secretary as well as most all the Democratic Leaders in Congress, the problem at the border is a DIRECT RESULT of former President Trump's initiatives and actions...
FIX THE PROBLEM PRESIDENT BIDEN...
IT IS NOW YOUR PROBLEM...
SO FIX IT...
Blaming one's predecessor is a chicken shit move to make... each President has to deal with what their predecessor has done. What is REAL here with Biden is the fact that in the first few days of his administration, President Biden completely reversed just about everything that former President Trump put into place... That reversal makes it HIS PROBLEM... not his predecessor...