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Intentional planned murder by vaccination. To use vaccination as the instrument of death for an assassin.
Submitted By: @LanceMigliaccio
Submitted By: @LanceMigliaccio
It was obvious, based on the ingredients in the vaccine that the plan has always been to vaccasinate as many people as possible.
by @LanceMigliaccio September 26, 2021
Get the Vaccasinatemug. Kamanomics (Noun)
Kam•A•Nom•Ics
tymology: A portmanteau of "Kamala" and "economics," with a nod to the creative naming conventions that have become a staple in political discourse, akin to "Bidenomics."
Definition:
A term coined in political satire, Kamanomics refers to an economic policy framework that, while not officially recognized, humorously suggests Kamala Harris's economic policies are an extension or a more aggressive version of Bidenomics.
Price Gouging Ban: A policy aimed at preventing corporations from inflating prices, especially in critical sectors like groceries. Critics might argue this is akin to government price fixing, a staple of economic systems where the state controls markets.
Housing Subsidies: Proposals for significant government intervention in housing markets, aiming to make homeownership more accessible but potentially inflating demand without addressing supply issues, leading to what some might call "economic bubble-ism."
Child Tax Credits: A plan to provide financial relief to new parents, which, while well-intentioned, could be seen as encouraging population growth without sustainable economic backing, a move that might be labeled as "Kamunist baby boom economics."
Medical Debt Relief: Expanding efforts to cancel medical debt, which, while aimed at alleviating immediate financial burdens, might be critiqued as not addressing the root causes of healthcare cost inflation.
Submitted: Lance Migliaccio Host of 'The Big Mig Show'
Kam•A•Nom•Ics
tymology: A portmanteau of "Kamala" and "economics," with a nod to the creative naming conventions that have become a staple in political discourse, akin to "Bidenomics."
Definition:
A term coined in political satire, Kamanomics refers to an economic policy framework that, while not officially recognized, humorously suggests Kamala Harris's economic policies are an extension or a more aggressive version of Bidenomics.
Price Gouging Ban: A policy aimed at preventing corporations from inflating prices, especially in critical sectors like groceries. Critics might argue this is akin to government price fixing, a staple of economic systems where the state controls markets.
Housing Subsidies: Proposals for significant government intervention in housing markets, aiming to make homeownership more accessible but potentially inflating demand without addressing supply issues, leading to what some might call "economic bubble-ism."
Child Tax Credits: A plan to provide financial relief to new parents, which, while well-intentioned, could be seen as encouraging population growth without sustainable economic backing, a move that might be labeled as "Kamunist baby boom economics."
Medical Debt Relief: Expanding efforts to cancel medical debt, which, while aimed at alleviating immediate financial burdens, might be critiqued as not addressing the root causes of healthcare cost inflation.
Submitted: Lance Migliaccio Host of 'The Big Mig Show'
"Under Kamanomics, the government's approach to economics might be described as 'let's throw everything at the wall and see what sticks,' with a particular emphasis on sticking it to the wealthy."
by @LanceMigliaccio August 18, 2024
Get the Kamanomicsmug. The apocalyptic event of when, a government and its leaders intentionally decide not to defend and or protect a line separating two political or geographical areas, especially countries, which creates an unsupervised zone of unlimited depravity, illegal immigration, and criminal enterprise.
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The 'Bordergeddon' that the current administration caused by intentionally violating the US Constitution and not protecting the country's southern borders was a cataclysmic event that was not easily fixed.
by @LanceMigliaccio November 1, 2022
Get the Bordergeddonmug. Named after a well-known political strategist. It is the act of changing your original story and blame-shifting, pointing the finger, rolling on, cooperating, and or informing on a particular individual or individuals to save yourself from being prosecuted and or to get a better deal in your negotiations with the prosecutor. Another way of saying you snitched.
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by @LanceMigliaccio May 20, 2022
Get the MOOKEDmug. "CounterFed" refers to a controversial tactic in which a federal agent, under the guise of impersonating a specific party-affiliated individual, endeavors to orchestrate a false flag-style event or manipulate public opinion to cast a negative light on that particular group of individuals. The aim of such actions may vary, including discrediting or incriminating the targeted group or causing discord within the community. The term raises significant ethical and legal concerns, sparking discussions on the role of government agencies and the preservation of trust in public institutions.
Submitted By: @LanceMigliaccio 'The Big Mig'
Submitted By: @LanceMigliaccio 'The Big Mig'
It was evident that the individuals participating in the 'Patriot Front' & 'Blood Tribe' public protest events were all part of a 'CounterFed' operation to undermine, discredit, and attack conservatives in America.
by @LanceMigliaccio July 30, 2023
Get the CounterFedmug. Verb: /bɪˈdɛnɪŋ/
1. The act of exacerbating a situation by implementing ineffective or counterproductive solutions, often while publicly discussing the need for improvement.
2. The process of making a problem worse through a combination of inaction and poorly conceived actions, typically accompanied by rhetoric that suggests progress is being made.
Submitted by: @LanceMigliaccio
1. The act of exacerbating a situation by implementing ineffective or counterproductive solutions, often while publicly discussing the need for improvement.
2. The process of making a problem worse through a combination of inaction and poorly conceived actions, typically accompanied by rhetoric that suggests progress is being made.
Submitted by: @LanceMigliaccio
1. After months of 'bidening' the issue, the company finally acknowledged the need for a new approach to address the problem.
2. Critics accused the Wash DC politicians of 'bidening' the crisis, as their policies only served to worsen the situation.
2. Critics accused the Wash DC politicians of 'bidening' the crisis, as their policies only served to worsen the situation.
by @LanceMigliaccio March 14, 2024
Get the Bideningmug. A person who has been registered to vote after they have already confirmed legally dead by Social Security Administration and votes in a national election shortly thereafter.
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After checking the ballots it was determined that there were lots of "Deadmocrats" that had been counted indicating extensive voter fraud in the election.
by @LanceMigliaccio May 19, 2021
Get the Deadmocratmug.