Politics
Gun-Grabber Michael Bloomberg Endorses Communist Party: They are ‘Doing a Lot of Good Things’
This billionaire has a serious disdain for regular people.
Billionaire oligarch Michael Bloomberg funds many anti-gun groups in America with his vast fortune, and a recent public statement he made in favor of the Chinese Communist Party may explain the motives behind his anti-constitutional activism.
Bloomberg, who was the New York City Mayor before Bill de Blasio, appeared on PBS Firing Line to discuss climate change policy and other topics. Bloomberg gave China a pass for building a great deal of coal-fired power plants across their country.
“The Communist Party wants to stay in power in China, and they listen to the public. When the public says ‘I can’t breathe the air,’ Xi Jinping is not a dictator. He has to satisfy his constituents or he’s not going to survive,” Bloomberg explained.
Bloomberg made this claim despite the fact that laws were changed last year in China to allow Jinping to become lifetime President. Xi’s name and political ideology were even enshrined into China’s constitution. Any debate and discussion about the move was censored at the time by Chinese enforcers.
After host Margaret Hoover questioned his comments, Bloomberg continued to defend Xi and the responsive nature of the authoritarian Chinese communist system.
“No government survives without the will of the majority of its people… He has to deliver services. The Chinese Communist Party looks at Russia and looks for where the Communist Party is, and they don’t find it anymore, and they don’t want that to happen,” Bloomberg explained.
Hoover continued to push-back against Bloomberg’s responses, but Bloomberg was undaunted and kept doubling down on his defense of Chinese communism.
“And there’s always in government, even governments that aren’t what we would call a democracy, there’s lots of stakeholders who have a vested interests, and they have an impact,” Bloomberg said.
“And that’s why, if you listen to the young millennials, ‘let’s go in and solve the problem overnight.’ Yeah, that would be great if you didn’t have to fund it and get it through legal things,” he added.
The clip can be seen in its full context here:
The ruling class is in bed with Communist China
Michael Bloomberg “The Communist Party, Xi Jinping is not a dictator. They listen to the people, they are in power for the common people. The Communist Party is doing a lot of good things." pic.twitter.com/E4nFsDBhAp
— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) September 28, 2019
Bloomberg’s sympathetic nature toward ruthless communism should come as no surprise after seeing how he has poured millions into the cause of disarming the American public. He kickstarted the modern gun control movement, led by umbrella groups like Everytown for Gun Safety, with a $50 million donation in 2014:
Former New York City mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has announced a new initiative to address gun violence by mobilizing voters to support “common-sense gun policies.”
The initiative will bring Mayors Against Illegal Guns and Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, gun control groups already funded by Bloomberg, under one umbrella group called Everytown for Gun Safety…
In an effort to counter the gun lobby’s efforts at the federal and state levels, Everytown for Gun Safety will launch a “Gun Sense Voter” campaign aimed at mobilizing a million more voters to back candidates who support gun control legislation…
In addition, the group’s advocacy arm, the Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund, will form a supporter-funded political action committee and will create candidate questionnaires and scorecards to inform voters of candidates’ previous support for gun safety measures…
“This isn’t just an urban problem, or a mass shooting problem. It can, and it does, happen in every town,” said John Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety. “And it will take every mayor, every mom, and every one of us to persuade our policy makers that we have to do more to protect our kids and our communities.”
Bloomberg is one of the globalist elites who would scrap the Bill of Rights and Constitution and replace with authoritarian communism at the first opportunity.
Campaign 2020
Romney, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski Emerge as Republican Red Flags in Potential SCOTUS Confirmation
They say they’ll vote ‘No.’
Republican Senators Mitt Romney of Utah, Susan Collins of Maine, and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska have emerged as early ‘red flags’ in the push to appoint a new Supreme Court justice, with the latter two senators having spoken openly of their refusal to vote for a new justice in the runup to a presidential election. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg died on Friday, opening up a vacancy on the court.
Collins allegedly told a New York Times reporter that she wouldn’t vote for a new SCOTUS justice in ‘October’ earlier this month.
News: @SenatorCollins told me earlier this month in Maine that she would not seat a Supreme Court justice in October.
“I think that’s too close, I really do,” she said.
She said she’d also oppose seating a justice in the lame duck if there’s a change in presidents.
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Murkowski told a reporter with Alaska Public Media that she wouldn’t vote for a new justice before the election, either.
Alaska's @lisamurkowski said today she won't confirm a new SCOTUS justice until after the inauguration day. Fair is fair, she says. My colleague @kcgrove will have a story shortly.
— Liz Ruskin (@lruskin) September 18, 2020
Reports emerged on Friday night that Romney would decline to vote for a court confirmation as well, although they’re yet to be verified.
BREAKING: A high-level Romney insider tells me Mitt Romney has committed to not confirming a Supreme Court nominee until after Inauguration Day 2021. #Mittrevenge #utpol
— Jim Dabakis (@JimDabakis) September 19, 2020
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is pledging to hold confirmation proceedings for a potential Trump Supreme Court nominee, suggesting that a nominee would receive a Senate floor vote before the election. He distinguished between the 2016 blocked nomination of Merrick Garland and the vacancy that arose from the death of Ginsberg, pointing out that a Republican President would be nominating a justice for confirmation through a Republican Senate.
It may be possible to confirm a new SCOTUS justice without the votes of the three-liberally inclined Senate Republicans, as a justice can be confirmed with 50 votes and a vice presidential tiebreaker. Other Republican Senators under the pressure of an ongoing campaign, such as Arizona’s Martha McSally, spoke in favor of the Senate having a floor vote on a tentative Trump administration SCOTUS nominee.
This U.S. Senate should vote on President Trump's next nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court.
— Martha McSally (@SenMcSallyAZ) September 19, 2020
This could be the most heated Supreme Court confirmation process in history, and some the Senate Republican’s members have already confirmed they’re not standing with conservatives.
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