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Join Jim and Greg as they serve up two bad martinis and a crazy one. First, they groan as the Biden administration foolishly pursues a new Iran nuclear deal that in several ways would be even worse than the original. They also fume as California lays out plans to ban the sale of gasoline-powered cars by 2035, explain how electric vehicles are a thoroughly unacceptable option for millions of Americans, and how government has no business forcing options on us that we don’t want. And they have a LOT to say about the Biden administration’s rollout of its plan to force Americans who didn’t take out student loans or have paid them off to cover those costs for others.
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I don’t remember, did Jim and Greg also fume (nice choice of words, BTW) over the People’s Republic of Washington (state) enacting a similar gas-car ban with an earlier deadline?
Do Jim and Greg realize how many people never heard about the pallets of cash, and probably wouldn’t believe it if they were told/shown? My benighted mother would believe that Trump somehow actually did it. Same as she believes that the “Greek columns” speech by Obama and “now is when the seas begin to recede!” etc was actually somehow created by Trump.