President Biden held a press conference yesterday afternoon… It was a disaster.
Perhaps the most startling comment of the evening was Biden’s response to a question about the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Biden said that while he believes an invasion is imminent, the United States is prepared to impose significant economic consequences should Russia move forward. But, he clarified, a “minor incursion” by the Russians would elicit a softer response from the U.S. than that of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki issued a statement Wednesday evening in an attempt to undo the damage caused by President Biden’s weak statements on Ukraine and Russia.
Biden was asked about his cognitive fitness. You can hear his response in the audio below.
President Joe Biden wouldn’t outright say Wednesday whether he believes the upcoming election results will be legitimate if his election bills don’t pass.
Last week, 270 so-called “doctors” co-signed an open letter to Spotify demanding the company take action against podcast host Joe Rogan for promoting what they called COVID-related “misinformation.” Turns out, most of the 270 signatories are not medical doctors.
An NPR reporter appeared to call Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Sonia Sotomayor liars on Wednesday after they issued a joint statement disputing a recent NPR report as “false.” NPR reported the conservative justice refused to wear a mask on the bench despite requests to do so, but Gorsuch and Sotomayor issued a statement calling it a “false” story that surprised them.
Governor of Virginia, Glenn Youngkin, has renamed the state’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer the Diversity, Opportunity, and Inclusion Officer. Further, he appointed a conservative to the spot and also listed one of the job requirements as being an “ambassador for unborn children.”
The family of a fallen U.S. Marine has filed a lawsuit against Alex Baldwin for defamation after the actor allegedly accused his sister of participating Capitol Hill riot on January 6, 2021.
Natural immunity from prior infection granted stronger levels of protection against the Delta variant of COVID-19 than vaccination alone, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said in a study released Wednesday.
Meanwhile, healthcare leaders warned Greene County is far from its peak of omicron cases and doubled down on vaccination as the only way through the crisis.
