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Another #fakejoe account likes images in the middle of the other profile being reported by my friends. I appreciate everyone that reported the other pages. Everyone wants to be Joe! 😝 #impersonatingme https://www.instagram.com/p/CMukCblFMcO/?igshid=hyu85vbqz9sw

Another one #5 for 2020. And IG said no to me being verified. (8 requests and 27 fake accounts later, they still say no!) #fakejoe #wannabejoe (at Ingram Lake House) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAT2CQwl6qc/?igshid=1op41qxbmmuqj

Progressive Party: Biden failed to win over any Progressive, he would say anything for his fake Joe momentum. He wants to force new pro-Biden narrative. And we don buy it, we don't support fake Joe. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and former Vice President Joe Biden, participate in a Democratic presidential primary debate at CNN Studios, Sunday, March 15, 2020, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci) Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden’s unexpectedly strong anti-fracking comments at Sunday’s presidential primary debate rattled industry supporters but failed to win over Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. The Green New Deal sponsor tweeted that the Biden campaign’s $1.7 trillion climate-change initiative was “not enough,” adding that “nadequate climate plans are a form of denialism over how bad this problem really is.” At the same time, she gave a shout-out to Sen. Bernie Sanders, who has released a $16.3 trillion climate plan, saying that he “takes climate change seriously. Other policies do not.” Mr. Biden prompted double-takes during the one-on-one CNN debate by declaring “no new fracking” after Mr. Sanders said that his primary opponent wanted to “continue fracking.” “No more subsidies for the fossil fuel industry,” Mr. Biden said. “No more drilling on federal lands. No more drilling, including offshore. No ability for the oil industry to continue to drill, period. Ends.” While Mr. Sanders has called for a ban on hydraulic fracturing, Mr. Biden has not, although he does support halting oil-and-gas production on federal lands. His campaign later indicated that his policy had not changed, but fossil-fuel advocates said voters should be skeptical. JunkScience’s Steve Milloy, part of the Trump EPA transition team, said that a fracking ban would “cause economic, social and geopolitical chaos.” “Although Biden’s campaign is trying to walk back his vow to ban fracking, voters should take the promised ban seriously,” Mr. Milloy said in a statement. “There is no question that the same radicals who destroyed the coal industry during the Obama Administration would target fracking for destruction under a Biden administration.” Biden is enfeebled & has little idea of what he is saying. The radicals who would actually control his administration would do to fracking what Obama did to coal. Any Democrat administration would certainly work to end fracking. Economic and geopolitical disaster would ensue. https://t.co/2Pxti1edMr — Steve Milloy (@JunkScience) March 16, 2020 $1.7T is not enough to tackle climate change. Inadequate climate plans are a form of denialism over how bad this problem really is. My generation & future ones will have to contend with the horrifying mess that the cowardly leadership of previous ones left us. It’s a betrayal. — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) March 16, 2020 Wow. @JoeBiden has been pushing #fracking across the world since 2008. One intense exchange with @BernieSanders and he reverses his position & says “no new Fracking”That’s why you vote for Bernie. That’s why leadership matters. That’s why a grassroots movement supports Bernie. — Josh Fox EndFossilFuels (@joshfoxfilm) March 16, 2020 Hydraulic fracturing, a 70-year-old oil-and-gas extraction process, is used in the production of nearly all U.S. natural gas, which has supplanted coal as the nation’s primary energy source for electricity generation.Kathleen Sgamma, president of the Western Energy Alliance, said that the United States has become the “number-one producer of oil and natural gas in the world,” This Piece Originally Appeared in www.washingtontimes.com Read the full article

Former Vice President Joe Biden told at least five lies during Sunday night’s one-one-one Democratic presidential debate with his last remaining opponent, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders. Networks and outlets from CNN to Politico covered the debate as a win for Biden. Progressive Party: Fake Joe Momentum - Biden is a con - With little else to excite voters about the middle-of-the-road career politician, it is clear that Biden's wellspring of enthusiasm rings false. Many of the votes Biden won go to Republicans in the general election. Only Bernie has the support and the people to win against Trump. Both candidates took fire on their past positions. Sanders hit Biden on Social Security, the 2005 bankruptcy bill , and abortion rights, while the Vermont socialist had to answer for comments on gun rights, foreign policy, and immigration. Some commentators were left with the feeling that, while Sanders has spent time on the trail discussing his old positions and explaining his evolution, the former vice president has been able to get away with nonanswers that skirt the truth. Here are a few examples. Cutting Social Security Sanders repeatedly pressed Biden on his remarks over the past 40 years advocating for cuts to federal programs, including Social Security. In one instance, Sanders directly asked Biden if he had stood on the floor of Congress and advocated cuts to Social Security and other social-welfare programs. Biden replied, “No, I did not talk about the need to cut any of those programs.” In 1984 , though, Biden co-sponsored an amendment to freeze military and domestic spending for a year, which included some built-in-adjustments for Social Security benefits — tantamount to cutting the program. In the 1995 speech , Biden was more explicit: He bragged about advocating for cuts to Social Security. “I’m up for reelection this year and I’m gonna remind everybody what I did at home, which is gonna cost me politically,” Biden said, removing his glasses. “When I argued if we should freeze federal spending, I meant Social Security as well. I meant Medicare and Medicaid. I meant veterans’ bene— I meant every single solitary thing in the government. And I not only tried it once, I tried it twice, I tried it a third time, and I tried it a fourth time.” After Bowles-Simpson fell apart, the next committee aimed at a Grand Bargain, which tried to cut Social Security, was called the Biden Committee! To rewrite this very recent history is so weird. https://t.co/JlrITc9Yvw pic.twitter.com/suOA0dP1wu — Ryan Grim (@ryangrim) March 16, 2020 At the Sunday debate, Biden also said, “I was not a fan of Bowles—,” before being cut off. He was referring to the bipartisan Bowles-Simpson commission, which called for Social Security cuts. As vice president, Biden worked to help negotiate the commission’s balanced budget efforts. After it disbanded, Biden brought on its director, Bruce Reed, as his chief of staff and the next Obama-era push for a balanced budget — including Social Security cuts — was even known as the Biden Committee . Reed is now a senior policy adviser with Biden’s presidential campaign. Bankruptcy Reform This Piece Originally Appeared in theintercept.com Read the full article

Another one #fakeJoe there first one for 2020 https://www.instagram.com/p/B7hquKSl5h-/?igshid=3ub7wwvf7sxi

Another wanna be joe Stoke my picture and liked the picture he stole. #fakejoe #fakeprofile #stillnobluecheckmark (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5rLQwaFRn9/?igshid=10ra054gowvcj