Comments by "maynunal" (@maynunal) on "Shannon Bream: Democrats are not happy with Biden | Fox News Rundown" video.

  1. Joe Biden is proof that "You can't be funny when you live your life as a lie". That's why trump will never be funny :-)
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  2. People who are older than Joe Biden: - Harrison Ford (just made anther Indiana Jones movie) - Paul McCartney (touring around the world) - Patrick Stewart (still playing Captain Picard) - Mel Brooks (producing a new TV series) We don't need to hear about Biden's age, thanks!
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  3. if you really want to fight inflation, STOP buying from Franchise stores and restaurants and support your local mom and pop businesses!!
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  4. President Biden has stood behind Ukraine as they fight for freedom. But this war isn't over. We must support the president's re-election bid or we might end up with a Putin-loving MAGA Republican.
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  5. During the 1980s, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) created a fake company as part of a sting operation aimed at catching corrupt members of Congress. The FBI agents posed as representatives of a company offering large bribes to members of Congress in exchange for political favors. Shockingly, almost 25% of the targeted members of Congress accepted the bribes offered by the fake company. As a result, these members were subsequently convicted of bribery and other related charges. This scandal was a major controversy at the time and resulted in significant public scrutiny of the political system and the individuals involved. The operation highlighted the problem of corruption in politics and the need for greater oversight and transparency in government.
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  6. Remember this the next time you hear someone claim the super-rich can't afford a wealth tax: Last year, Jeff Bezos lost an estimated $57 billion, but he's still the third richest person in the world. America's billionaires can afford to pay their fair share of taxes.
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  7. Exxon, one of the largest oil companies in the world, has just announced its first-quarter earnings for this year, and the results are staggering. The company reported record profits of $11.43 billion, which is a significant increase from the same period last year. Additionally, Exxon now has a whopping $33 billion in cash reserves, which is more than the entire annual budget of some countries. This news has sparked a wave of criticism from those who believe that the profits of large corporations like Exxon are driving inflation, not the demands of workers for better wages and benefits. Many people argue that these profits are the result of corporate greed and a focus on shareholder returns at the expense of workers and the broader economy. This phenomenon is not limited to Exxon alone, as many other large corporations have also reported record profits in recent years. Critics argue that these profits are not being reinvested in the company or used to improve the lives of workers but rather hoarded by the wealthy executives and shareholders. This growing income inequality has become a major concern for policymakers and activists, who are calling for a more equitable distribution of wealth and a reexamination of the corporate tax structure to ensure that large companies pay their fair share. Overall, the issue of corporate greed and its impact on the economy remains a contentious and complex one, with many different opinions and perspectives. Nevertheless, the staggering profits reported by Exxon are sure to add fuel to this ongoing debate.
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  8. In the 80s, the FBI formed a fake company and attempted to bribe members of congress. Close to 25% of those targeted accepted the bribe and were convicted.
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  9. Breaking news just in! Former President Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis have been hit with yet another blow as a new Reuters poll of likely 2024 voters has revealed a dramatic lead by President Joe Biden. In an astounding turn of events, President Biden is now leading both Trump and DeSantis by a staggering 5 and 9 points, respectively. The poll results have sent shockwaves throughout the political world, leaving many wondering if Trump and DeSantis have what it takes to defeat the formidable President Biden in the next presidential election. Will Trump and DeSantis be able to overcome this significant disadvantage and emerge victorious, or will the current President continue to maintain his dominance? Only time will tell, but one thing is for certain – the 2024 presidential race is shaping up to be one of the most dramatic and closely watched elections in recent history.
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  10. There have been more mass shootings than days in 2023, database shows There have been 163 mass shootings so far this year.
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  11. President Biden ROASTS Elon Musk and his failing MAGA Twitter with a blistering joke at tonight’s State of the Union address, declaring that if Republicans REALLY want to “make NPR go away,” they should have “Elon Musk buy it.” Clearly, Biden knows that Elon Musk is running Twitter into the ground by turning it into a far right cesspool full where neo-nazis and Russian propaganda flourish — all under the guise of “free speech.”
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  12. 44-yr-old DeSantis was visibly exhausted in the UK The Brits found him “horrendous” & “low-wattage” 80-yr-old Biden took a 20-hr-long round-trip ride from Poland to Kyiv & impressed the world with his stamina & show of force against Putin Time to put some respect on his name!
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  13. The modern Republican party is devoted to three ideas: 1) That power is only legitimate if Republicans wield it 2) Power must be acquired by any means necessary 3) And the party is accountable to no one once it has it It's a recipe for fascism.
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  14. 1) The worst news Trump has gotten all year was when DeSantis collapsed and lost 20 points, and Trump gained zero of those points. Trump is still stuck at around 50-55% in primary polling. Once his legal peril becomes more obvious, his primary numbers will drop further.
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  15. A history of the top marginal tax rates on the wealthiest Americans: 1940: 81% 1950: 84% 1960: 91% 1970: 72% 1980: 70% 1990: 28% 2000: 40% 2010: 35% For 50 years, corporate backed politicians in Congress have slashed taxes to line the pockets of their wealthy donors.
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  16. reminder: We made the billionaires in this country..... they need to be taxed "properly" NOW
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  17. Exxon just reported record profits for the first quarter of this year, raking in $11.43 billion. The oil giant now has $33 billion cash on hand. Say it with me, corporate greed is driving inflation, not workers demanding better wages and benefits.
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  18. Republicans have done ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to pass significant "Weapons Control Legislation" ever since the NRA began lining their pockets !!!
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