Argus Hamilton's Rogue Report

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• The White House touted President Biden's Build Back Better as a three-point program to rescue, recover and rebuild the country. It's massive. For instance, it provides New York City with billions for subway upgrades, bridge repairs and a new courthouse just for prosecuting Donald Trump.

•Politico quoted Democrats Tuesday who say they are concerned that Biden is in denial of his low poll numbers. I like that Joe remains purposefully upbeat. A CNN reporter told the president Tuesday the polls look bad and Biden replied we welcome everybody—Poles, Palestinians and Mexicans.

•President Biden cut off military aid and intelligence to Israel after the IDF continued its push to destroy Hamas. Joe's now trying to put some distance between the two factions, by moving all the Palestinians here. President Biden is striving to achieve the two-state solution, Michigan and Minnesota.

•Kamala Harris unleashed an F-bomb while urging Asian American students to kick down all doors closed to them. Would those doors be closed to them by Biden DEI policies? Joe mispronounced Kamala's name again on Monday, but he has come a long way since he simply addressed her as the help.

•Hunter Biden was denied in his last attempt to delay the start of his criminal trial in June on gun charges in Delaware Thursday. It appears he lied on his gun license application form when he said he didn't do drugs. In fairness to Hunter, he said no to drugs a thousand times but they wouldn't listen.

•Princeton student protestors announced last week they were going on a hunger strike for the next 10 days in support of Hamas, prompting celebrities to jump on board. Almost immediately, Michael Moore announced he's going on a hunger strike for the next 10 minutes. He'll never make it.

•Secretary of State Anthony Blinken played guitar in a Kiev club Tuesday and urged Ukraine to keep fighting for the Free World. For G od's sake, a peace deal could cause layoffs in the U.S. defense industry. General Sherman said that War is Hell, but he forgot to add that peace is worse, it's recession.

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