Breaking! Stunning bombshell! joe takes an early 3 day weekend vacation! White House calls a lid before noon today so joe can go to his summer home in Delaware. This generous 3 day vacation for our very senile President is while our unprecedented shortage of baby formula has dramatically worsened! 10 states and 14 metro areas are 90% short! joe does not care about the infants of America! Prove me wrong!
Please say it ain't so joe! joe uses the Defense Production Act to produce more solar panels in a time of record gasoline prices! Absolute shocker! People inside the political forum of covers like and respect this ridiculous 'freshman in high school like' decision by the man who garnered a supposed 81M patriotic votes!
Joe tells Navy Academy class of 2022 he was appointed to the military school in 1965, but that is the same year Biden graduated from the University of Delaware – and the Naval Academy does not offer advanced degrees.
Biden’s autobiography does not include any story about being appointed to the Naval Academy, and given the U.S. military’s involvement in the Vietnam War in the mid-1960s, Biden would likely have deployed with the Navy upon graduation.
Instead, Biden received five student draft deferments while attending the University of Delaware, as well as three years while studying at Syracuse University College of Law, a USA Today fact check confirmed.
President!
Trump not the president.
As for Annapolis appointment I am not sure where that came from the opposing position on Annapolis.
By Betsy Klein and Kate Sullivan, CNN
ANNAPOLIS, Md. —
President Joe Biden on Friday called on this year's graduating class at the U.S. Naval Academy to be "defenders of democracy" in an address outlining the many challenges the world and the graduates now face, including Russia's war on Ukraine.
The president reiterated his oft-used line that the nation faces an "inflection point" as it grapples with the coronavirus pandemic, the global supply chain crisis, inflation, an accelerating climate crisis and Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.
As for military career he was disqualified from entering service in 1968.
In April 1968, he received a draft notice as he was about to graduate from law school; but after a medical examination he was reclassified by the Selective Service System as "1-Y", not available for service except in national emergency, due to having had asthma as a teenager
Biden said I went from been ng a jet pilot to wanting to be a trial lawyer.
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by the tragic car accident that killed Neilia and the youngest of their three children.
Now 44, Biden is trying to fulfill the second half of his ambitious goal by becoming the youngest man to win the presidency since John F. Kennedy was elected in 1960.
He brings to the campaign an ingratiating manner and a quick wit with considerable Irish charm plus an ability to rouse audiences that few Democrats can match.
But he also brings a reputation as a showboater and a hothead with a penchant for windiness.
His candidacy was delayed earlier this year when he became chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. It was further complicated when President Reagan nominated appeals Judge Robert H. Bork to the Supreme Court and Biden became enmeshed in controversy over a series of outspoken – and, some felt, inconsistent – statements.
Some saw a familiar pattern.
"I was in Maine when I read about what he said about Bork," said Richard Sincock, a veteran Delaware Republican officeholder.
"I thought to myself, 'Same old Joe Biden,'" said Sincock, who served with Biden on the New Castle County Council in the late 1960s. "He's always been inclined to be brash and that hasn't changed."
Biden said, "I've been honest about what I think. I don't mean I've always been right. But I've never pussyfooted around."
"He's very quick to look at an issue and perhaps maybe too quick to formulate opinions on occasion," said Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kan., who worked closely with Biden on budget matters. "He is bright . . . (and) genuinely cares about public issues. The question is whether he can convince people he can command and control."
For Biden, that question will get its severest public test when the Judiciary Committee opens hearings Sept. 15 on the Bork nomination.
"That's his New Hampshire primary," analyst William Schneider said recently. Biden's presidential prospects will be strongly affected by the impression voters receive from the way he conducts the hearings and subsequent floor debate.
The senator can't remember when he first thought of seeking election to the White House. Though his parents had no particular interest in politics, his sister Valerie, who managed each of his campaigns, said he was always interested but wanted to be a senator, not president.
Biden was born in Scranton, Pa., where his parents met, but moved to Wilmington when he was 10. His father sold cars and the family wasn't wealthy. But the close-knit clan sometimes is compared to the Kennedys – a logical comparison, given its Irish Catholicism, and one that some say has been deliberately fostered by Biden family members.
Biden was a perennial class president, and friends said he would someday hold the nation's highest office, recalled David Walsh, a high school classmate at Archmere Academy and later Biden's law partner.
"Since he was such an obvious leader and very articulate and certainly not shy, everybody would say he'd make a great politician," Walsh said.
Biden said, "I went from wanting to be a jet fighter pilot to wanting to be a trial lawyer." But he added
Then he called them all suckers and losers under his breath on his way out. To claim he honors the military in any way is a complete joke and a downright lie. 
TELL US ALL WHO SAID THEY HEARD TRUMP CALLED THEM LOSERS AND SUCKERS.
WE ARE ALL WAITING!!! 
THE SAME "ANONYMOUS SOURCES" THAT SAID THERE WERE RUSSIAN BOUNTIES???
And Biden drives big rigs, talks to dead Amtrack employee and now was appointed to The Naval Academy.
NATO’s secretary-general emphasized Friday that any security talks with Moscow would need to take into account NATO concerns and involve Ukraine and other partners. The White House similarly said it’s discussing the proposals with US allies and partners, but noted that all countries have the right to determine their future without outside interference.
The publication of the demands — contained in a proposed Russia-US security treaty and a security agreement between Moscow and NATO — comes amid soaring tensions over a Russian troop buildup near Ukraine that has raised fears of an invasion. Moscow has denied it has plans to attack its neighbor but wants legal guarantees precluding NATO expansion and deploying weapons there.
Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Russia’s relations with the US and NATO have approached a “dangerous point,” noting that alliance deployments and drills near Russia have raised “unacceptable” threats to its security.
Moscow wants the US to start talks immediately on the proposals in Geneva, he told reporters.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance had received the Russian documents, and noted that any dialogue with Moscow “would also need to address NATO’s concerns about Russia’s actions, be based on core principles and documents of European security, and take place in consultation with NATO’s European partners, such as Ukraine.”
He added that the 30 NATO countries “have made clear that should Russia take concrete steps to reduce tensions, we are prepared to work on strengthening confidence building measures.”
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said the administration is ready to discuss Moscow’s concerns about NATO in talks with Russian officials, but emphasized that Washington is committed to the “principle of nothing about you without you” in shaping policy that impacts European allies.
“We’re approaching the broader question of diplomacy with Russia from the point of view that ... meaningful progress at the negotiating table, of course, will have to take place in a context of de-escalation rather than escalation,” Sullivan said at the event hosted by the Council on Foreign Relations. He added “that it’s very difficult to see agreements getting consummated if we’re continuing to see an escalatory cycle.”
While US intelligence has determined that Russian President Vladimir Putin has made plans for a potential further invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, Sullivan said the US still does not know whether he has decided to move forward.
peace negotiations eminent in Geneva Switzerland
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Have you ever heard him speak about war veteran and former Senator John McCain?
You think it's far fetched that he called military vets suckers and losers??? Geeze you are naive and truly brainwashed.
Keep turning a blind eye to what is what in front of your face. You cannot be helped obviously.
visibly angered Vassily Nebenzia left the chamber during a statement by the European Council president to the 15-member body, telling reporters that he “couldn’t stay” because of “the lies that Charles Michel came here to distribute”.
1hour ago . The security council 15 member team has assembled to address Russian war crimes.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/russia-ukraine-news-putin-lavrov-latest-b2094579.html
On July 18, 2015, then-candidate Donald Trump said this about John McCain: “He’s not a war hero. He was a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren’t captured.”
On March 19, 2019, President Donald Trump offered this assessment of the late war hero and senator: “I was never a fan of John McCain and I never will be.”
I don't have a problem with that. When you think of war heros you think of those who gave their lives defending others.
It's been 16 months since Trump left office, you would think those " anonymous sources" would have come forward by now.
ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN "ANONYMOUS SOURCES", YOU HEARD WHAT YOU WANTED TO HEAR.
Ya it's hard to be captured in a war that you ran from.Big tough guy talks about not liking a guy because he was captured in a war that this coward ran from.And you not "having a problem with it",tells a lot about you.
So the only way someone can be a war hero is if their dead,and they gave their life defending others?So if a soldier loses his arms and legs and is captured,you would be ok with someone calling him a loser?
Of course Uniman has a justification for trump insulting war veteran McCain, he is a part of the cult. Because of this, he is perfectly fine Trump's disrespect for military vets that were captured. So Uniman is fine with insulting countless numbers of military vets that were captured and survived war. Makes total sense in his mind too.
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