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Showing posts with label Biden. Show all posts
Thursday, March 5, 2026
Monday, March 2, 2026
Joe Biden warns that Donald Trump will try to ‘steal’ midterm elections
In a rare public address, former president said US is experiencing 'dark days' and urged Americans to vote…
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/feb/28/joe-biden-donald-trump-midterm-elections
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Friday, January 9, 2026
Trump officials tout Minnesota fraud charges. Most started before he took office. - PolitiFact
By mid-January 2025 when Biden was still the president, Minnesota's U.S. attorney had charged 70 people in the scheme, which defrauded public money meant to feed low-income children...
Saturday, December 6, 2025
Monday, November 24, 2025
Lawyer Liz Oyer on Trump’s Corrupt Pardons (Al Franken podcast YouTube)
In Donald Trump's second term, we've seen a flurry of pardons and commutations. Of course, every President is granted the pardon power, but with this administration, pardons often seem to have a price tag. We're joined by Liz Oyer, former US pardon attorney (appointed by Biden and fired by Trump), to discuss some of the shadier pardons doled out during Trump's second term (so far).
Oyer lays out how several of Trump’s pardons are motivated by money, loyalty, and retribution. Of course, we discuss the blanket pardon of the January 6th rioters, but we also examine the pardon of cryptocurrency-crook Changpeng Zhao, who Oyer says "might be the most corrupt pardon in American history."
We dig into Trump's current pardon attorney, Ed Martin, a political operative who believes in "No MAGA left behind." Even Republicans found him too extreme to be a US Attorney, so Trump put him in charge of pardons and commutations.
Plus, we get Oyer's unfiltered opinion of the Ghislane Maxwell/Jeffrey Epstein saga AND Hunter Biden's pardon at the end of Joe Biden's term.
READ Liz Oyer's Substack at https://www.lawyeroyer.com/
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Oyer lays out how several of Trump’s pardons are motivated by money, loyalty, and retribution. Of course, we discuss the blanket pardon of the January 6th rioters, but we also examine the pardon of cryptocurrency-crook Changpeng Zhao, who Oyer says "might be the most corrupt pardon in American history."
We dig into Trump's current pardon attorney, Ed Martin, a political operative who believes in "No MAGA left behind." Even Republicans found him too extreme to be a US Attorney, so Trump put him in charge of pardons and commutations.
Plus, we get Oyer's unfiltered opinion of the Ghislane Maxwell/Jeffrey Epstein saga AND Hunter Biden's pardon at the end of Joe Biden's term.
READ Liz Oyer's Substack at https://www.lawyeroyer.com/
Interview:
Saturday, November 15, 2025
Why Trump Couldn’t Stop the Electric Vehicle Dream - POLITICO
Biden didn't get to campaign on the success of shiny new chargers at highway exits. But by insisting that EV drivers get the same plug-in and payment experience regardless of where they go, his administration did lay the groundwork for the EV revolution of tomorrow — even if he won't get credit for it.
NEVI "forced the entire industry to raise its game around reliability, redundancy and performance that will be remembered as an important legacy," said Nick Nigro, the founder of Atlas Public Policy, which studies the EV charging network...
Epstein files: Why didn’t Biden release them? | Vox
If the files suggest that Trump's involvement with Epstein really was just of the harmless social variety prior to their reported falling out in 2004, then the Biden administration would have had no obvious political reason to release them. (Former President Bill Clinton's name appears in the files that were already released, although there is no allegation of any wrongdoing on Clinton's part.)
But it also couldn't have done so without court approval. Grand jury testimony is secret by design: It allows jurors to confer about whether to charge someone with a crime confidentially and without outside influence or fear of public backlash. Such testimony is typically only released under exceptional circumstances, when a judge determines that the public interest overrides the interest in protecting the identity of witnesses, informants, and other people accused of crimes brought before the grand jury…
https://www.vox.com/politics/421141/epstein-files-biden-trump-conspiracy
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Monday, October 27, 2025
Monday, October 13, 2025
Friday, September 26, 2025
Trump hangs autopen photo instead of Biden portrait in new presidential gallery
Latest snub is part of US president's attempts to delegitimise his predecessor with unproven claims…
Thursday, September 11, 2025
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
Saturday, August 16, 2025
Trump’s looming energy crisis (featuring Mr. Global)(Find Out podcast)
The guys welcome @MrGlobalYouTube, popular creator and oil & gas expert with 33 years in the industry — to break down how Trump’s energy policies could send your bills through the roof.
From gas prices to electricity rates, we dig into why Biden’s record on energy is better than the right wants you to believe, and how Trump’s retreat from renewables is helping China pull ahead. Plus, why even a full-court press for fossil fuels can’t stop solar’s rise.
We dig into:
From gas prices to electricity rates, we dig into why Biden’s record on energy is better than the right wants you to believe, and how Trump’s retreat from renewables is helping China pull ahead. Plus, why even a full-court press for fossil fuels can’t stop solar’s rise.
We dig into:
- Why some Americans’ power bills could soon top their mortgage payments
- How Biden quietly outperformed on energy policy
- Trump’s war on renewables — and what it’s costing us against China
- Why solar is inevitable (and why that scares Big Oil)
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Saturday, August 2, 2025
Joe Biden says US is facing ‘existential’ fight with marginalized groups ‘dramatically under attack’
In sporadic public appearances since leaving the White House, Biden has hit back against new reporting that alleges a "cover up" by the then-president's closest aides to hide his frailty and decline from an American public who polls showed believed he was too old to serve another four years…
The White House and congressional Republicans have amplified the claims, opening investigations into whether Biden was in control when he made a series of notable clemency decisions at the end of his presidency. In an interview with the New York Times this month, Biden said he orally authorized every pardon and commutation issued during his term and called Republicans who said his staff abused the presidential autopen "liars"…
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/aug/01/joe-biden-national-bar-association-awards-speech
Friday, July 25, 2025
Epstein files: Why didn’t Biden release them? | Vox
If the files suggest that Trump's involvement with Epstein really was just of the harmless social variety prior to their reported falling out in 2004, then the Biden administration would have had no obvious political reason to release them. (Former President Bill Clinton's name appears in the files that were already released, although there is no allegation of any wrongdoing on Clinton's part.)
But it also couldn't have done so without court approval. Grand jury testimony is secret by design: It allows jurors to confer about whether to charge someone with a crime confidentially and without outside influence or fear of public backlash. Such testimony is typically only released under exceptional circumstances, when a judge determines that the public interest overrides the interest in protecting the identity of witnesses, informants, and other people accused of crimes brought before the grand jury…
https://www.vox.com/politics/421141/epstein-files-biden-trump-conspiracy
Friday, July 4, 2025
Joe Biden Casually Drops Bombshell About Who’s Still Seeking His Advice | HuffPost Latest News
"You don't see me out there publicly doing a lot of this. But I'm also dealing with a lot of Democrats and Republican colleagues calling me, wanting to talk, not because they think I have the answer, just to bounce things off me.
I'm not looking" for it, he added. "They asked to see me, I see them."…
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/joe-biden-advice-after-office_n_686631dde4b0d0f8dccc7e7d
Thursday, July 3, 2025
Original Sin with Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson (John Donvan; Open to Debate/Think Twice)
The June 2024 presidential debate was a turning point in crucial ways for President Biden and the beginning of inquiry and reflection about his candidacy. In this episode, Open to Debate’s moderator-in-chief John Donvan and chief content officer Lia Matthow sit down with the co-moderator of that historic debate, CNN anchor Jake Tapper and Axios’s Alex Thompson to discuss their book “Original Sin: President Biden's Decline, Its Cover-up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again.”
As a debate organization, we wanted to know more about what transpired before, during, and after that night and what lessons can be learned for journalists, Democratic and Republican party leaders, and, of course, what can be gleaned about the importance of presidential debates in determining elections.
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