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The Biden administration’s War on Modernity is death by a thousand regulations. It’s no secret that the Biden admin wants to ditch gas stoves as well as impose harsh regulations on washing machines, dishwashers, water heaters, refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, and anything else they can think of under the guise of “saving the planet” from climate change. These regulations make things more expensive and people either shell out more of their hard-earned dollars for a basic necessity or do without because the appliance has been priced out of reach. It’s also a direct attack on the freedom of the consumer...

President Biden said Friday that the economy is continuing to grow despite Labor Department data released earlier in the day showing weaker-than-expected growth in the employment market. “Unemployment near a record low and the share of working-age Americans who have jobs at a 20-year high: that’s Bidenomics,” the president said in a statement. The report also found that unemployment dipped slightly to 3.5% last month from 3.6% in June and average hourly wages grew 4.4%, slower than last year. Mr. Biden‘s positive rhetoric on the economy followed the release of a relatively modest July jobs report, which showed that U.S....

I want to thank Jim and John for all the hard work you guys do to maintain this site and keep a channel of communication open for all like-minded conservative patriots. This has been my go-to site for news for over two decades now and I would be lost without you. Thank you also to all the Freepers on this site--even if we've disagreed in the past, you are very much appreciated! May God bless all of you as much as He has blessed me!

What do freezers think about closures of businesses, schools, and the possibility of a coup through COG (continuity of Government) knowing all the executive orders in place. Also, what are your genuine thought on China infiltration?

washingtonpost.com Fairfax City Neighbors Make Do -- Together Storm Brings Out Friends, Generators By S. Mitra Kalita Washington Post Staff Writer Saturday, September 20, 2003; Page B01 The generator on Ronnie Vannoy's front lawn still had one three-pronged outlet available. He had already extended a long orange cord through his back fence to one neighbor, snaked a second through a side yard to another and flung a third across Ruby Road to still another. As Vannoy's four dogs barked and growled at the buzzing machine, the Rev. Nelson Barry stopped his red pickup truck in front of Vannoy's house yesterday...