F*CK JOE BIDEN: Grab Your FREE "FJB" Hat or Beanie!

The FJB mantra is sweeping the nation and growing stronger every week!

In case you don’t know what that means it stands for F🇺🇸CK Joe Biden.

You get the idea.

Or as NBC tried to spin it: “Let’s Go Brandon”.

How stupid do they think we are?

Take a look at some of the recent video:

https://twitter.com/beingrealmac/status/1445445878177669128

Well, I see Liden is finally showing a crowd at his events. 🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/FMSZ6zbQb4

— Rangers Lead The Way (@787RLTW) October 5, 2021

https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1445442955561537539

We also have a beautiful clip from Rumble below:

And this gem:

https://twitter.com/KyleMartinsen_/status/1445477633609797638

The best part?

It seems to really be bothering him!

Take a look:

Hahaha it’s clearly getting to him. pic.twitter.com/11ski69rN5

— Big Fish (@BigFish3000) October 5, 2021

Here is more from The Detriot Free Press:

Without passing federal infrastructure and “Build Back Better” legislation, President Joe Biden believes the U.S. is poised to fall further behind in the global race to be economically competitive, culturally competent and climate conscious.

The president pitched his multi-trillion-dollar plans to address infrastructure, safety net programs and the climate after touring the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 324 training facility in Howell on Tuesday.

“This is a blue-collar blueprint for how we restore America’s pride,” Biden said.

“Other countries are speeding up and we’re falling behind. We have to speed up the pace.”

Joined by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and most of Michigan’s Democratic congressional delegation, Biden spoke for about 30 minutes as hundreds of angry activists chanted and waved flags down the road from the facility.

U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin, a Holly Democrat who represents Livingston County, said she was embarrassed to see some of the profane signs outside of the rally. She said the president noted the signs, and pointed out they were within clear site of a nearby school.

“He said, ‘I guess I’m still surprised when people — even if they don’t like me — are willing to be that profane around children,’ ” Slotkin said.

Biden said the U.S. needs to massively invest in itself, as it did after World War II. The country put aside partisan differences and worked to help the U.S. return to normalcy.

The president acknowledged obvious problems persisted, specifically addressing racism in Howell.

“Racial discrimination was a fact of life. We know how deep-rooted racism is in this country. We saw the Klan marching here in Howell … and again in recent years. It’s a never-ending battle,” Biden said.

“The challenge of the day is one of economic competition. Let’s learn from that history. Not because it was perfect — because Americans then did what we need to do now: Invest in ourselves to show the world that American democracy works,” Biden said.

During his speech, Biden ticked off the tens of billions of dollars that he says would flow to bolster the Michigan and U.S. economies through highway and water infrastructure upgrades, along with expanded access to child care and higher education.

Both bills are paid for entirely through tax increases on the ultra wealthy: No one making under $400,000 would see a tax increase, though that claim has been disputed by critics, especially since the framework of the social spending bill hasn’t been finalized.

“I’m a capitalist,” Biden said. “I think you should be able to make a million dollars or a billion. Just pay your fair share. …

“It’s about changing the paradigm so the economy works for you, not just for those at the very top.”

From the infrastructure plan, the Biden administration predicts Michigan would receive an estimated:

$7.3 billion for highway upgrades and an additional $563 million for bridges

$1.3 billion to upgrade water infrastructure

$1 billion to “improve public transportation options”

At least $100 million to expand broadband access to the nearly 400,000 Michiganders who do not have high-speed internet

$110 million over five years to bolster the electric vehicle charging network across the state

There are no specific funding projections from Biden’s broader plan to expand safety networks, as the final dollar amount is a key sticking point at the moment. But the president said his plan provides:

A 50% or more reduction in child care costs for “most low- and middle-income” families

Universal pre-K for every child 3 and 4 years old

A 44% reduction in the number of Michigan children living in poverty. This is based entirely on savings from proposed expansions to federal child tax credits

At least two years of community college education at no cost to students

Support for the construction and rehabilitation of more than 2 million homes

Almost 250,000 more students with access to free school meals, and funding for 832,000 students to eat over the summer

Before speaking, Biden shook hands and learned about operating a front-end loader during a tour of the training facility. He discussed the need for young people to enter the skilled trades and joked about learning to fly a drone.

The speech came at a crucial moment in the Biden presidency: As his approval rating drops in Michigan and across the nation, he needs a signature policy win. But he can’t get the two flanks of his own party to come together to defeat Republicans and pass bills that contain many generally popular proposals.