Absolutely Wild Details About How Democrats Covered Up Biden's Decline Reveal a Historic Scandal

Bonchie; RedState  

"The biggest presidential scandal in modern history occurred, and it's being treated like a normal news story. It makes you wonder what they'll try to get away with next. 

. . ."Meanwhile, the former president was so far gone at the time that they had to use an on-demand make-up artist to make him appear somewhat alive for Zoom calls. I'm feeling just a bit vindicated as I write this."

"Still, there was one person who remained "a thousand percent" behind Biden's re-election bid: Jill Biden. 

First lady Jill Biden was “a thousand percent” behind it. 

“At the end of the day, I don’t think anyone in that inner circle was presenting the president any contrary advice that this thing is not going to be easy or maybe this is not the best thing for the Democratic Party,” they said. 

"That won't surprise anyone who followed her tenure as First Lady. To say she was ambitious and seemed to revel in living the high life on the taxpayer's dime would be an understatement. She wasn't the only one, though. Several of Biden's top advisors were also doing everything they could to hold onto power. It's a cliche, but this was "Weekend at Bernie's" going on in the White House, with the former president's entire inner circle lying to the American people for personal gain. It wasn't until Biden's historically bad debate performance that the dam finally broke." . . .

The Joe Biden ‘Now They Tell Us’ Phenomenon

Biden Shatters Democrats’ Sacred Norms To Turn Pardons Into ‘Get Out Of Jail Free’ Cards     . . ."If nothing else, I never want to hear a Democrat talk about “the norms,” “decency,” and how “no one is above the law” ever again. This isn’t about them failing to live up to their own professed principles. They never held them to begin with, and they’re only showing it now because they lost the 2024 election to a man they swore was Hitler."

Biden Frees Al-Qaeda Terrorist Who Had ‘Foreknowledge of 9/11’  

. . ."What is the AP, which has a history of complicity with Islamic terrorist groups, and other media organizations hiding? The fact that even after the New Orleans Islamic terrorist attack, the Democrats and their media allies will not stop aiding, abetting and freeing Islamic terrorists."

Now that Biden is safely out of office, an entire new genre of “I told you so” books has sprung into existence from authors who never told us so.

. . .“Well aware”? Really?

"Because back here in Minnesota, we were told just the opposite, by some of America’s highest-ranking Democratic officials,

• “Fit for office” according to Gov. Tim Walz on July 3, 2024
• “He’s up for this job” says U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar on Feb. 18, 2024
• “At the very top of his game, all the way through it, both in private and in person.” comments by U.S. Sen. Tina Smith on Feb. 9, 2024" . . .
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Find Out What Makes the Air Force One the Most Expensive Plane in the World

 Hacks & More  

"On Air Force One, every passenger, including White House staff and Secret Service agents, has a specific seat assigned to them. While there’s some freedom to move, staying in your designated spot is strongly encouraged."

FactFunFiesta

"Air Force One is more than just a plane; it’s a flying symbol of American power and prestige. This customized Boeing 747 is a mobile White House, equipped with cutting-edge communication systems, advanced security features, and luxurious accommodations. Inside, there’s a presidential office, a conference room, and even a medical suite ready for surgery. Despite its grandeur, every detail is designed for functionality and security. From its secretive flight paths to the military-grade defenses, learn all about the little-known facts about the world’s most expensive plane.

#1: Remarkable Speed and Altitude

"Unlike regular planes cruising at 550 mph, Air Force One astounds by reaching speeds up to 650 mph. Designed for Presidential urgency, it ensures rapid global or national reach within hours.

"Air Force One achieves greater heights by surpassing commercial aircraft, embodying the need for presidential travel to exceed average aviation standards.

#2: Design Insights of Air Force One Inspired by Boeing 747

"The Boeing 747, known for its iconic design, is the foundation for Air Force One’s floorplan. It showcases three distinct decks: communications equipment on the top, passenger area in the middle, and cargo storage at the bottom." . . .   Full Article...

"Mostly Peaceful", But Genuinely Stupid Protests by the Left

 Hot Air   

There's other forms of protests underway by a bunch of disturbed people who have the added benefit of being moronic enough to record their violent incitements. That is such an extra assist to an otherwise busy law enforcement community.  

🚨 #BREAKING: DHS Secretary Kristi Noem just issued a GRAVE WARNING to this man who called on others to sho*t at ICE agents, and any potential criminals who follow through.
"If you threaten or attempt to harm a law enforcement officer we will find you and prosecute you to the… https://t.co/DMVx9aZKAC pic.twitter.com/fiIUrNTVmH

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) March 30, 2025

"Protests used to be really something in America. Back in the anti-war 70s, college kids and young adults were protesting continued U.S. involvement in Vietnam, and it was effective enough to alter the direction of the country. Those same hippies are now grandparents and great-grandparents, if they're still alive. You might guess that a lot of their grandkids are the ones protesting Elon Musk and Tesla, Donald Trump, ICE, and whatever else they think is wrong. But that doesn't seem to be the case most of the time. Many are foreign nationals here on a student visa. A lot of them are paid protesters.  

"At Republican Congresscritter town halls all over the country, rooms are filled with people funded and Astroturfed in by left-wing advocacy groups. In Wisconsin over the weekend, Elon and a few Trump cabinet members appeared in their personal capacities to get out the vote in the Wisconsin Supreme Court battle between Republican Judge Brad Schimel and Dane County leftist Judge Susan Crawford. Musk offered two different $1 million dollars prizes for people that attended the rally. Wisconsin's Democratic Attorney General, Josh Kaul, sued to keep that from happening, but the courts did not give him the relief he sought, and the giveaway ensued. When the protesters at the rally began disrupting, Musk noted that it was inevitable that the George Soros contingent would be present. 

"While a lot of the talent from the Trump get out of the vote effort in 2024 have become cheeseheads the last couple of weeks to drive up turnout, Democrats in the Badger state chose a different way of protesting - by running over Schimel yard signs before losing control of their car."

"Mostly peaceful"? Well, there IS this: Fire at Tesla dealership near Rome destroys 17 cars

. . ."The fire comes after a string of reports across Italy in recent weeks of Tesla vehicles being vandalized and defaced, with anti-Elon Musk and anti-Donald Trump sentiments written with spray paint." . . .

. . ."Another car dealership burned down in northern Rome a week ago, destroying 30 cars, including used Teslas. That fire was initially blamed on an electrical fault, but an investigation is underway." . . .

How to Prosecute the Tesla Bombers; The states should step in.

 Kyle Shideler   

For conservatives, denouncing “domestic terrorism” on social media may be emotionally satisfying. But the real goal—holding these criminals to account, disrupting their networks, and forcing the Left to address the terroristic nature of such behavior—can be better served by state-level prosecutions. 

John Russo toon added by TD

"Last week, the New York Post reported that “DOGEQUEST,” an anonymous website, had published a partial list of Tesla owners’ names, addresses, and phone numbers. The site, since deleted, featured a Molotov cocktail image as a cursor, and a map of supposed Tesla owners and “DOGE landmarks.”

"Tesla CEO Elon Musk described the doxxing site as an example of “extreme domestic terrorism;” the White House agreed. In the Department of Justice’s press release announcing charges against three suspected Tesla arsonists, Attorney General Pam Bondi warned would-be criminals, “if you join this wave of domestic terrorism against Tesla properties, the Department of Justice will put you behind bars.”

"Musk and the White House agree that those targeting Tesla are committing domestic terrorism. And to most normal people that seems obvious. But with its intricacies, federal terrorism law may not be the best tool to hold them accountable. Instead, states should take the lead and enforce their own laws against the Tesla arsonists

"The DOJ has so far indicted three suspects for destroying, or trying to destroy, Tesla property. Each faces arson-related charges and is accused of using Molotov cocktails in the commission of his crime.

"The three alleged crimes were connected with a coordinated campaign against Musk and Tesla. In February, The Hill reported that “Democratic activists” were “planning a protest campaign” against Musk, which would be held “outside offices of lawmakers and Tesla dealerships.” One element of this effort  was the “Tesla Takedown,” a nominally “peaceful protest” against “Musk’s illegal coup.” The Takedown was co-sponsored by the Troublemakers, a Seattle-based “community” focused on “direct action,” and The Disruption Project, a group “dedicated to supporting uprisings, resistance and mass direct action.”

"This campaign may have contributed to the three criminal incidents charged by DOJ. But are these crimes domestic terrorism, as defined under federal law?

"On the one hand, the statutory definition of domestic terrorism seems to say so:

activities that— (A) involve acts dangerous to human life that are a violation of the criminal laws of the United States or of any State; (B) appear to be intended— (i) to intimidate or coerce a civilian population; (ii) to influence the policy of a government by intimidation or coercion; or (iii) to affect the conduct of a government by mass destruction, assassination, or kidnapping; and (C) occur primarily within the territorial jurisdiction of the United States.

"Since federal law defines a Molotov cocktail as a weapon of mass destruction, the case for the defendants’ actions meeting this definition seems relatively straightforward. Progressives will claim that setting fire to an unoccupied vehicle is not “dangerous to human life.” But the DOJ could reasonably argue that carrying and throwing firebombs imperils people’s lives." . . .

Kyle Shideler is Director and Senior Analyst for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism at the Center for Security Policy. City Journal is a publication of the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research (MI), a leading free-market think tank.

"I'm not worried about whether I would be protected or not at said institution. I'm, you know, Privileged White Woman..."

 Ann Althouse   

"Real American said...and by "protesters" she means Hamas supporters who vandalize and destroy University property, illegally occupy community spaces and buildings, and terrorize Jewish students and faculty." Comment to the below.

                                                       Maxine would agree but not thank her. TD

Tim Walz’s daughter announced that she was accepted into a graduate school but has decided not to attend, stating that as a “privileged white woman,” she does not want to support institutions that fail to protect student protesters. 🤡 pic.twitter.com/F995YVHPrl

— I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 (@ImMeme0) March 30, 2025

"Nothing more privileged than choosing to do nothing. She's just doing nothing for a year. But that's okay. She's "not really in a rush."

"I wonder which institution "said institution" was. It would help in understanding how much of a sacrifice this is. In some cases, an ambitious person, who can afford to take a year off, could do things to bolster her credentials and gain access to a more prestigious school. Why, this public declining of an offer is itself a credential! Especially in some fields... so I have to wonder what she majored in, undergrad. Sociology? I looked it up. It was indeed sociology! And a minor in women’s gender and sexuality studies. 

"So, great viral video. Great audition tape. 

"I remember when feminism involved seeing woman as the victim, but now we see young women contemptuous of that viewpoint and not worried about whether I would be protected. "

IamDevo said: I wonder if she enjoys smelling burning tires, like her mom.

How Greenpeace’s Pipeline Protests Ultimately Led It To The Brink Of Bankruptcy –

 EXCLUSIVE: IJR   

"Specifically, activists linked to or trained by Greenpeace-paid protesters would cut wires, put sand in the gas tanks of various machines, vandalize equipment by painting over windows and more, Cox said. In effect, the hardline protesters would do “anything that they could do to stop the construction of this pipeline.' ”

Rich Terrell

"Greenpeace’s 2016 and 2017 protest campaign against Energy Transfer’s Dakota Access Pipeline was one of the group’s most celebrated and popular initiatives. Nine years later, that very crusade has brought the legacy green group to its knees.

"A North Dakota jury ruled March 19 that Greenpeace is liable for $667 million in damages payable to Energy Transfer, the developer of the Dakota Access Pipeline and target of the group’s organized activism in 2016 and 2017. Led by Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP’s Trey Cox, Energy Transfer has Greenpeace on the verge of having to shutter its U.S. operations thanks to the protests that supporters once hailed as a heroic stand against the oil industry and the first Trump administration, as Cox explained to the DCNF.

"A number of prominent officials and figures lined up behind the anti-pipeline activists as they disrupted construction, lending credibility and cover to the movement. Among them were the Democratic Socialists of America, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ben Affleck, Democratic Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey, the late Arizona Democratic Rep. Raul Grijalva as well as former Democratic Hawaii Rep. — and current Director of National Intelligence — Tulsi Gabbard, among others.

" ‘Anything That They Could’

"For starters, Cox said that Greenpeace’s branding of its involvement in the demonstrations as “indigenous-led” was misleading because the group brought in paid indigenous activists from outside North Dakota to participate in actions against the pipeline’s construction.

“ 'Greenpeace says they did this in solidarity with the indigenous tribe and that it was indigenous-led, but the tribe there is the Standing Rock Sioux. Greenpeace didn’t do anything with the Standing Rock Sioux,” Cox said. “Instead, they paid indigenous professional protesters from California and from Canada and from other locations to come. They flew them there. They paid them. They gave them a stipend to organize and train and teach people how to cause more problems and create more delay for the pipeline.” . . .