Biden tested positive for COVID for the THIRD TIME

Who knows what’s true. It might be just the end of his disastrous regime.

Leftist equivocations are insane:

Two-Thirds of DemRats Want Biden to Quit Presidential Race

Top Democrat Adam Schiff calls on Biden to exit presidential race

Shifty Shiff jumps ship:

Biden’s Assault on the Courts

Top Biden Officials Called to Testify on Assassination Attempt of Donald Trump

New Trump Video Hits Hard

The moonbats have hysterical media hate fests, Deep State interference, banana republic lawfare, and assassination attempts. Trump has this:

At this point, it isn’t a vote for Trump vs. Biden.

It’s a vote for America vs. against it.

Biden’s Bungled Rent Control Proposal

President Joe Biden on Tuesday unveiled a national rent control scheme capping annual rent increases at $55.

Speaking at the 115th NAACP National Convention in Las Vegas as part of his campaign to stem the tide of black voters moving to the Trump camp, Biden announced a sweeping new rent control program—although not quite the one he meant to.

“Look, folks, the idea that corporate-owned housing can raise your rent by 300, 400 bucks a month or something?” Biden told the audience. “Well, I’m about to announce that they can’t raise it more than 55 dollars.”

As awkward as that sounds in print, the video of the announcement is even worse.Biden clearly struggles with the teleprompter, stumbling over his words, squinting, and pausing awkwardly. Instead of reassuring Americans about tackling inflation and soaring housing costs, it raises doubts about his ability to handle basic presidential duties.

It turns out Biden misspoke. He isn’t proposing a $55 cap on annual rent increases but a five percent ceiling. So, the president bungled the introduction of his administration’s latest policy proposal.

A Deeply Flawed Policy Proposal

The actual proposal is not much better. The White House said it would seek legislation to deny landlords “valuable federal tax breaks” if they increase rents by more than five percent a year. This scheme targets “corporate” landlords managing over 50 units, about half the country’s rental stock.

This is classic government overreach in response to inflation. Government policies drive up inflation, devaluing the dollar and pushing prices up, and then they try to impose price controls, doubling down on the public’s misery.