Meanwhile, the rest of America for the most part has reopened, often despite the determined efforts of like-minded little Caesars beyond the Capitol.īut Roll Call’s latest report on the emerging plan to “reopen the Capitol” makes clear the Pelosi/Schumer cabal have no intention of ever restoring the Capitol as it was before the Pandemic. Then the Pelosi/Schumer led cabal of Democrats, who were in charge of the Capitol when the Coronavirus provided the occasion, shut the public out. Capitol was a thriving, crowded place, alive with the sounds of a representative democracy at work and (for the throngs of tourists) at play. THEY NEVER LET A ‘GOOD CRISIS’ GO TO WASTE: Before the Pandemic that federal officials launched in March 2020, the U.S. I had been assured that younger, nonwhite people were the future of the Democrat party. Plus: “An analysis of Americans who described themselves as avid Rogan fans found a group whose average member is younger, more likely to identify as Republican and less likely to be white than the average nonfan.” Referring to the left’s comfort with the personalities of the safe Democratic airwaves of MSNBC, she said, “America isn’t filled with Michael Steeles, Rachel Maddows or Nicolle Wallaces.” Bernie Sanders’ 2020 presidential campaign.
“If the Democrats aren’t going to go to working-class voters, Republicans will, and they do, and that’s what happens on a lot of these types of shows,” said Briahna Joy Gray, who worked as national press secretary for Vermont Sen. Politicians, especially Democrats, have largely eschewed appearances on Joe Rogan’s chart-topping Spotify podcast, where the elevation of bigoted rhetoric and COVID-19 denialism has thrust him into the center of America’s cultural and political fissures.īut despite these controversies - or perhaps because of them - the Ultimate Fighting Championship commentator has amassed an enormous and loyal audience for his show, “The Joe Rogan Experience.” New Morning Consult research of self-described “avid” Rogan fans reveals a following that leans Republican, though many say the cohort could also be receptive to a Democratic message. But Data Shows They Should Be Targeting His Fans. THE POWER OF THE PODCAST: Few Politicians Have Appeared on Joe Rogan’s Podcast. Had the Fed taken her advice, many more oil and gas producers would have gone bankrupt, and energy prices would be even higher today.Īs Glenn wrote in December in the New York Post: The ‘cabal’ that bragged of foisting Joe Biden on us must answer for his failed presidency. Raskin was urging the Fed to discriminate against an industry that employed hundreds of thousands of people. The crisis of the hour was Covid and a potential depression, not climate. “The Fed is ignoring clear warning signs about the economic repercussions of the impending climate crisis by taking action that will lead to increases in greenhouse gas emissions at a time when even in the short term, fossil fuels are a terrible investment,” she wrote. Raskin wanted the Fed to exclude fossil-fuel companies from these facilities. The Fed established broad-based lending programs to prevent businesses that were otherwise sound from failing due to the shutdowns. In May 2020, with awful timing, she wrote a New York Times op-ed titled “Why Is the Fed Spending So Much Money on a Dying Industry?” That was amid the government’s pandemic shutdowns, when the Fed was acting to save the economy from collapse. Sarah Bloom Raskin wants to politicize Fed bank supervision, especially on climate. As the Wall Street Journal noted in January: Biden Plays Capture the Federal Reserve. Raskin’s nomination to the job of vice chair for supervision - the Fed’s top banking regulator - was already under pressure, with Republicans initially opposing her candidacy over her focus on climate change and its threat to financial stability.Ĭan’t say I blame him. I have come to the conclusion that I am unable to support her nomination to serve as a member of the Federal Reserve Board.” “Her previous public statements have failed to satisfactorily address my concerns about the critical importance of financing an all-of-the-above energy policy to meet our nation’s critical energy needs.
“I have carefully reviewed Sarah Bloom Raskin’s qualifications and previous public statements,” Manchin, or West Virginia, said in a statement Monday. Joe Manchin III, a key Democratic vote, said he opposed her because of her stance on energy in an era of inflation. Sarah Bloom Raskin’s nomination to the Federal Reserve Board appeared all but doomed on Monday after Sen. MANCHIN ANNOUNCES OPPOSITION TO FEDERAL RESERVE NOMINEE SARAH BLOOM RASKIN:
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