White House Manufacturing Policy Advisor, Peter Navarro, has written an op-ed warning about a new bill under construction in congress [BILL HERE] that seeks to stop President Trump from blocking the ‘de minimis loophole’ on imported goods.
Previously, various shippers and transport companies like UPS and Fed-X had lobbied congress to retain a loophole on customs and duties allowing items valued less than $800 to enter the USA without tariffs. They were joined by ecommerce outlets like Amazon, Alibaba, Temu and Shein to keep cheap foreign goods flowing into the U.S. without passing through customs declarations.
President Trump stopped the de minimis loophole on China and Hong Kong and then globally.
As noted by Navarro, “the threshold for the exemption hit a staggering $800 per package — by far the highest in the world. Europe’s is closer to $150. Japan’s is under $70. China’s general threshold is in the single digits. The U.S. wasn’t “aligned with global norms.” We were the outlier, and a very expensive one.”
Now, Navarro is warning that congress is seeking to subvert the Trump position on imports and go back to allowing cheap foreign goods flood the U.S. market at a level that creates chaos in customs enforcement and facilitates the flow of illegal drugs and narcotics back through the system.
(The Hill) – […] Their bill is simultaneously a poster child for big money politics and a breathtaking insult to the public’s intelligence. It assumes voters won’t read past the title, won’t remember why de minimis was killed in the first place, and won’t connect the dots between lobbying disclosures, campaign checks, and a legislative resurrection of a loophole that nearly destroyed U.S. trade enforcement.
[…] So when Congress suddenly produces a bill that effectively recreates de minimis under a new name, nobody should pretend it came out of nowhere. This is what sustained pressure looks like.
Which brings us to the bill itself. The deception starts with the title. To call this the “Secure Revenue Clearance Channel Act” is like calling a casino a “retirement plan.”
The title promises security and revenue, but the text does the opposite. It creates a $600 express-lane carveout that lets express carriers move low-value shipments through a special channel using only manifest data. Instead of paying the tariffs required by law, importers can elect a substitute fee imposed in lieu of normal duties — including tariffs Congress enacted to protect national security.
That’s not enforcement. That’s Deep Swamp chicanery designed to look technical, sound boring, and slide through committee before anyone notices the damage.
Americans are noticing. So, stop it. (more)
Sad Panda. Oh how he hates Mr. Navarro.
Good. 😁👍
That’s why they had to lock him up. But, unfortunately for them, it didn’t intimidate Navarro.
Another *black* mark on our legal system….
Unjust prison time didn’t defeat Dr Navarro or his spirit, as I’m sure his persecutors thought or hoped it might.
It empowered him, as anyone who listened to the remarks he gave to the press upon his release would hear.
Peter Navarro…
Patriot.
And now a conservative forever, eschewing the campus idiots who used to be his friend set.
Super Patriot!
Too bad
Patriot Peter Navarro still fighting for MAGAnomics/trade issues. Now, which fake news outlet is going to give him an interview on this? None, probably. I expect SB @ War Room will.
It will be dead on arrival on the President’s desk with a swift veto. There aren’t enough RINOs in the House to align with Democrats to override this.
Whoever authors or cosponsors this bill needs to be primaried out of a job.
Future Headline: “Federal Judge Rules Trump Cannot Veto Legislation”
Don’t be so sure. According to Conservative Review’s Liberty Score, 93 Republicans couldn’t get a passing score of 70% on the votes important to the right.
That includes supposed stars on our side.
HistoryFounded in 2014, Conservative Review claims on its website that they “provide best-in-class analysis and commentary on conservative political speech, votes, positions, and elections.” In October 2016, Conservative Review launched CRTV, an online television network with shows by Mark Levin, Michelle Malkin, Steven Crowder, Mark Steyn, Gavin McInnes, Steve Deace, and Matt Kibbe. Steyn’s show was canceled in February 2017. Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson joined the lineup in October 2017. Eric Bolling joined the lineup in the summer of 2018. The Website’s Editor-in-Chief is Mark Levin, who has a poor track record with facts.
Thanks for this! You’ve uncovered important information that I doubt I’d ever have. It’s not that I have sticky problems with any of the personalities listed above, it’s just that, as you’ve rightly pointed out, the organizer Mr. Levin is too extreme. He may have an extreme Israel-first bias, Or he’s too tunneled inside the NeoCon’s perspectives that it just comes off as, well, extreme.
Anywho, it is misguided to get any information whatsoever from a source as skewed as him. Why I stopped watching his show some 5 years back. Now that I know he’s the architect of Conservative Review, I’ma view it quite differently!
Again, thanks Dan 👍
RINOS……SPIT!
Double hocker spit!
Letting your legislators know that we are aware, watching, and responding to their swamp acts is important.
I pray you are right.
Peter has weathered all the BS thrown at him including being shackled with chains upon arrest for things the Dems do with no consequences.
He is a true fighting Patriotic even when times are tough and one of the first Wolverines.
Keep up the good work, Peter.
They “shackled” this man at the airport!
Insane!
MAGA has really suffered under the tentacles of the swamp.
May those who participated in this debacle at any and every level meet the same fate!
They think Trump would sign such BS – all smoke and mirrors
Think about the politicians behind this. They’ve been bought and paid for by China. Can’t wait to see the list of names of sponsor and co-sponsors.
The lobbyists certainly have been bought by Chy-nah & the politicians by proxy at best.
“The People’s House” is better known as the OligarchWhore House.
Hey! Don’t insult Ladies-of-the-Evening! At least they’re honest at what they (have) to do!
I wouldn’t call them *ladies* when they try to sell an 8 year old child to a man for sex as a prostitute was reported to do recently in Callusfornia in broad daylight. Keep your undeserved compliments to yourself. Sheesh.
75 year old Carol Miller (R) of WV introduced this bill with a Democrat cosponsor. She is one the reps who went to visit CECOT in El Salvador last year.
Too bad Bukele couldn’t keep those “visitors.”
Don’t forget the Chamber of Commerce.
Buying off Congress is a team sport.
Honestly, I’d trade this at the $300 level for an enforceable voter id law in federal elections.
I’d sooner ram that SAVE Act through over Congress’s objections and maybe not just hang the lot of the them for at least another day.
That’s not trading. That’s capitulation.
Slight of hand
Slight to the citizens
Nope. “sleight of hand”………… lol
A total house cleaning is in order. The whole of congress, and the federal government.
Congress has my trust on a par with the doctors who perform sex change operations on children. Those entering the House or Senate with good intentions soon learn the two axioms of serving the public interest in the frozen swamp: The first is that no good deed goes unpunished and the second is that no act of corruption is ever punished.
It has always, ALWAYS been this way…and here is proof:
2,700 years ago the great Athenian general, Themistocles, saved Greece from the Persian king, Darius, by building a naval fleet that soundly beat the Persians at the battle of Salamis. Athenian politicians rewarded him by plotting his demise and having him exiled from the land he saved! (sound familiar, President Trump?)
2,200 years ago the great Carthaginian general, Hannibal, crossed the Alps and had his army at the gates of Rome. Carthaginian politicians rewarded him by cutting off his supplies…which eventually lead to Hannibal’s suicide and the destruction of Carthage by the Romans he could have defeated! (sound familar, President Trump?)
As sure as God made little green apples, we may also be sure that, as I type this, the Chinese panda is passing out C notes by the truckload in the hallowed halls of Congress!
And like all legal scams perpetrated on the American people, lousy bills are given wonderful titles that bear NO resemblance to what they do, ie: The Affordable Care Act (that is anything but affordable), The Patriot Act (that allows the government to spy on patriots), the North American Free Trade Agreement, (that gutted America’s factories), and now The Secure Revenue Clearance Channel Act, (which has NOthing to do with securing anyone’s revenue but China’s)!
We have Congress to thank for ALL of the above…and President Trump to thank for fighting to undo all of the above…and for putting the Panda in a cage where he belongs!
Thanks… good post. btw, The AMA and ASPS have now (no doubt under pressure from the 2 Mil awarded to the teenager who had her breasts cut off) have issued opposition to “gender transition surgeries for youth”… lots more lawsuits likely to be coming from this (better late than never) “guideline” set out from these two associations. WINNING!
The healthcare industry needs to be shaken up. I was in a major hospital today in their cancer transplant wing. They still require masks.
Who are they kidding?
I didn’t wear mine. No one said a thing.
Good for you…masks force you to re-breathe germ-laden air instead of expelling and replacing it with the fresh air your body needs! My wife, who just died of cancer, was a CRNP and strongly anti-mask!
So sorry for your loss.
Sorry about your wife!
It is pitiful these highly educated people are all brainwashed by the healthcare industrial complex.
Thanks, Sturmudgeon. Winning is VERY good, but shameful that the poor teen had to pay with her mutilation before the ‘better late than never’ stuff came to pass!
Thanks for a ripping good post!! Clarity is thy name!
And a ripping big thank you to you, Barb!
O! How the left hates the policies of PDJT! If Trump were to wake up, roll out of bed on s bright sunny day, Democrats would tell you it’s raining and miserable outside.
Interesting how the Republican-controlled Congress manages to introduce bills only when those bills oppose the Republican President’s agenda, is it not?
We all know that both sides of the Uniparty vulture (no insult meant to raptors) are ALL in this together, with DAMN few exceptions!!!!
“congress is seeking to subvert the Trump position on imports and go back to allowing cheap foreign goods flood the U.S. market at a level that creates chaos in customs enforcement and facilitates the flow of illegal drugs and narcotics back through the system.”
^ When grifters in Congress can benefit by selling out U.S. workers and the national interest: they do.
“Cheap foreign goods” are still here, hiding in our “bonded warehouses”, I think…
See my post up thread a bit…
Yes, businesses import products without paying tariffs when they enter the US, as long as they remain locked up in a special customs-regulated warehouse. Businesses can keep goods in these warehouses for up to five years without paying a tariff. They only pay the current tariff rate when they take goods out of storage; presumably, after President Trump is out of office and tariffs can be lowered again by grifter politicians who get paid to sell out U.S. workers and the national interest.
Congress is full of scumbags
Democrat/Communists and RINOs want the drugs to flow in and want the money that comes with it.
I guess the Rs really do want to throw away Congress in November. These maneuvers remind why I quit that miserable party after they threw the 2020 election (and 2018).
And yet I have to support them every time or we’re completely screwed. Is this how it was designed? Constitition II is desperately needed so savvy laws can block the endless treachery by these thieves.
No… support only the ‘individual’ you trust, NOT the Republican “party”.
We quit, “…holding our nose to vote” for RINOS!
That is how they get in office and stay in office for decades – enriching themselves and their families and cronies! All the while, they knowingly ignore their constituents and tread on this entire country!
They deserve punishment – NOT VOTES! We will NEVER VOTE STRAIGHT Republican ticket again!
The best way to punish the Republicans is to give them a huge majority. That makes it impossible to hide.
All members of Congress in support of this are not working on behalf of the people – so, why should we pay them? Everyone in favor of this needs to be voted out.
Thank you, Mr. Navarro!
DOA or not, they’re still working on it. A couple of the Dem inquisitors this morning on the Senate Finance Cmte wanted to get into de minimis with Scott Bessent* but they kept ranting on something and then ran out of time.
*It is enjoyable to watch the Treasury Sec’y engage with these clowns live. They are way out over their skis and he retains – always – the head-up posture, the smile, never gets mad or raises his voice. He just speaks pretty much without notes about anything they want. He remains a happy warrior and I think it infuriates some of them because he won’t bite on their posturing.
Congress is a plague on United States soil. Could be we should remove congress like we should remove the UN. Enemies of the Republic.
Eff Congress.
EVERYONE needs to start calling, emailing their Representatives NOW!
The NSA data base has the records of all their skullduggery.
The GOPe has got to go.
I don’t know even close to all of the things that are done in China that aren’t being done affordably here in the USA but one thing is particularly expensive in the USA beyond reason in my view.
PCB fabrication. It needs to happen in the USA again because where I operate, there are a lot of open source people who design electronics to patch or replicate older tech from back in the 80s. For people do be able to do this right now, we HAVE to go through China. I have sought out US PCB fabricators. They want THOUSANDS of dollars while the Chinese want less than $10 quite often. And I’m not talking about large and complicated circuit boards. I’m just talking about the basic two layer, through-hole type of boards which are easy to work with for simple projects.
I haven’t been able to ask the US fabricators why their stuff is so expensive but I suspect it’s simply because their clientele are larger or large profit driven companies rather than people who just want to design and share things people want to use. If this seems strange, think of it in the same way we think of free and open source software. We just want to make it and to let others enjoy it. Spending some money to make it happen is fine but it can’t be thousands of dollars.
I know China dumps things to prevent the US or other countries from competing but if they can build these things and often assemble them for incredibly cheap, I have to wonder why it can’t be done in the USA. If it was TWICE the price or even THREE TIMES the price I might be inclined to buy American. But not when it’s thousands in the US and only $10 in China.
I’m sure there are other industries and interests out there as well. But there has to be a way to bring that kind of stuff back here.
It may be that PCB fabrication is becoming a lost art in this country. Several years ago, at the defense company I retired from, we had a special lab where former retirees did PCB fabrication. They were craftsmen and they’re all gone to their last repose now. They did incredible work unmatched anywhere in the industry. Perhaps, you could try to find people with this kind of experience.
Creating a small business to fab PCB’s is something that would appeal to me.
Unfortunately, I’m not the right demographic to get serious considerations of business loans to build it. Last I knew the Small Business Administration near exclusively gave loans for business startups to minorities and aliens over everyone else. Ditto big banks. DEI policy screwing us all over once again.
It was reported yesterday that the SBA will no longer be allowed to loan to anyone but American citizens. Wish I was young enough to do it. Those folks were artists.
PCB fabrication is more akin to printing than it is an art. The boards themselves are thin layers of conductive material (copper usually) fixed to a thin board of non-conducting material. Then a mix of chemicals and targeted photographic light is projected to help remove the conductor material leaving behind only the pads and traces used to create circuits and places for mounting components.
It’s about as complicated as the old style type setter/printing press operations of the old days. But it’s actually becoming more similar in direction to what has resulted with home printing today.
But there are chemicals and specialized spaces still required for PCB manufacture and that’s a very limiting factor preventing PCB fabrication to become completely done at home as a hobby.
All that to say, anything that looks like art or skill is not necessary. It’s complex and has lots of steps and the extreme miniaturization has simply lead to a steep investment into the robotic systems used to implement the work reliably.
They have this in China but in the US we have eternal inflation b justified by using advanced tools.
I remember needing water leak detection service where one provider charged a lot more than others. I asked why, if the results are the same, I should pay a lot more? The guy cited having better equipment. So I asked, “do I get to keep the equipment? is that why it’s that much more expensive?” He said “No!” but was very confused by my challenging his explanation. My point was I pay for the results, not for the expensive equipment that has long since been paid for by prior customers.
This is why things like MRIs and other medical scanning equipment is so expensive even though the stuff is already paid for. The operators are over paid and the industry centered around its use simply charges too much because they can get away with it.
PCB makers in the US appear to be following this line of thinking which is preventing it from being affordable to consumers.
But think of it. PCBs aren’t typically viewed as consumer products. They are components of consumer electronics. And its a cost seen and experienced more by large product manufacturers.
Posted this a few days ago, but it seems to fit here, too.
There are multiple sellers on ebay who sell fake U.S. postage stamps for give away prices. (I tried putting a link to one of the sellers on here, but it blew the borders out. Easy to find, just enter “roll of forever stamps” and you’ll see lots of them come up)
You can get 10 rolls of 100 forever stamps for $37.99 with free shipping. Each stamp is now worth 78 cents, so 100 x .78 = $78.00 x 10 = 780.00. $780 worth of forever stamps for $38 bucks with free shipping?
Now who would be so stupid to leave money on the table when selling to make a profit? Those who know their product is fake.
The stamps look like they were made in the U.S.; everything about the rolls look original including adding they were made by APU. But every once in a while a seller will make the mistake of showing a stamp roll all the way around so you can read “Made in China” on it. APU never has China print their stamps.
As long as there is a distributor somewhere in the U.S. willing to sell Chinese goods that come in quantity — and illegally — nothing will stop the rampant theft that is running wild.
I have seen those ads on FB and have seen posts about people buying them and how much they saved. If they are fake, does the USPS stop them?
USPS doesn’t even know the stamps are fake because they look so good.
The packages the stamps come in are marked Made in China, and that is something USPS workers would never see.
The stamps look real and the fake stamps are used every day here in the U.S.A., and that continuous theft is a teeny tiny part of how China steals from Americans — all the time.
Sounds like a Chi-Molian dream deal. What a scam and no one to stop it!! Good grief.
They are utterly despicable & unscrupulous people. They were like this when my uncle was Australasian VP for Dow Chemical in the 80s for about 12 years. He begged Dow not to do business with China (and that was in pre-WTO/MFN days).
Said that they were the most despicable people he had even done business with … And he lived all over the world doing contracts with multiple countries, especially Asia, for 15 years. For him to tar China with that verbiage was very unusual for him.
Chinese counterfeit products are often not counterfeit in the technical sense. What happens if they are contracted to make something and they use the same source documents (design files) to produce more which are used to undercut the parties who paid them to make their stuff.
This is why Apple has introduced serialization into their electronic components. Louis Rossmann sees this as interesting with right to repair (and it does) but this is also a way to balance back against foreign manufacturers who produce more than they were contacted to produce and then sell them on a black market.
I suspect the reason these knock-off stamps are so accurately produced is that they were produced (“minted”) by the same contractors using the same source documents.
All y’all may remember a topic that I brought up a while back, when I found an article on line and equated it with the reason a lot of brands and stores ( Walmart, Home Depot, Best Buy etc) push for an ‘extended warranty at check out…wondering if the products deteriorated as “new”, while sitting in the warehouses….like “lot rot” for cars on a dealer lot?
…”bonded warehouses”. A brave search gives this info:
“The end of the de minimis exemption has significantly increased the demand and strategic importance of bonded warehouses for U.S. importers.
With the $800 duty-free threshold for low-value imports—especially from China—no longer in effect as of May 2, 2025, businesses are turning to bonded warehouses to defer duty payments until goods are sold or removed from the facility.”
And…
“Bonded warehouses allow importers to store goods without paying duties for up to five years.
This provides critical cash flow relief and financial flexibility, especially for brands facing tariffs of 10% to 50% or higher.
Instead of paying high duties upfront on every small shipment, companies can delay payments, reduce risk from fluctuating tariffs, and even re-export goods without incurring U.S. duties. ”
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This shift has led to a surge in demand: requests for bonded space are now six times higher than last year, and storage costs have risen 40–60% above standard warehouse rates. “
The news about Eddie Bauer comes as no great surprise…and Lands End struggles too…if LL Bean does, they are keeping it quiet.
20 years ago, I bought an Eddie Bauer sweater….several years later, the same sweater was advertised in their catalogue, for the exact same price…which made me ask “what’s up with that”?
AS far as the first comment…am not a finance person so I am clueless as to how these things are dealt with in the finance realm…but the sweater issue and a carpet cleaner I recently purchased, with a 2022 expiration date on the carton (Bissel)…made me wonder ‘what’s up with that’?
Selling older products from the warehouse at current prices?
https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2026/02/05/go-woke-go-broke-eddie-bauer-filing-for-bankruptcy-after-years-of-woke-campaigning/
They seemed to advance towards a changed target consumer somewhere around 2000…Oh well….and their quality today, is awful….I bought a jacket a few years ago and decided ‘never again’….
In summation….a loophole big enough to sail a “Panamax” ship thru it.
Past products sit in warehouses gathering dust until they are removed, approved, tarrifed but at what rate-20021 or 2026…?
“a carpet cleaner I recently purchased, with a 2022 expiration date on the carton”
Certain items, such as high performance running shoes, are made with products that are not suited for long term durability in storage. Running shoes are meant to be disposable items, not like leather dress shoes that can last decades if used sparingly.
About 15 years ago, I stocked up on Bass leather shoes on sale at a Bass outlet store.
But guess what? By the time I got around to opening some of them that I had stored in an indoor closet) for a couple of years, the seemingly stitched top part of the shoe (which had been deceptively glued, not stitched) had completely separated from the sole of the shoe. In fact, I was wearing a pair of Bass shoes one time that just started disintegrating until they fell off my feet.
That was a little inconvenient!😀
Eventually those importers are going to have to buy less of this junk from China and or reduce their margins to get it to move quicker.
What I’m seeing is more so that these importers are dragging their heels waiting for a more globalist policy to return so they can get back to business as usual before President Trump.
Yes, and that “business as usual” seems to be a Machiavelli tactic as TPTB want what they want, now, which is the consumer dollar.
And housing drives the country…all those illegals get a house and all that goes into a new abode, for the house, the adults and kids…from toys to lawn products and draperies…
Illegals (and us too) affect more than the cost of a home or rental…
Big time spending.
It is going to get far uglier.
The proof is the distance between Main Street and Wall Street. That difference between wealth creation and wealth transference is at the root of so many of our problems.
Surely the businesses storing non-tariffed goods in these bonded warehouses have to pay taxes on them just like regular inventory!
Treepers, do you know?
Best trade and economic white house team in history. Navarro, Bessent, Lutnick, Hassett. All speak in a clear very understanding manner that allows anyone to get it. Very easy to understand. Have not seen this since Arthur Laffer.
While admittedly there are some pretty dumb members of Congress, when it comes to money one shouldn’t assume they are too dumb to know and understand what Navarro has outlined. So we are probably justified in concluding that any members who support this bill are in the pockets of foreign interests, particularly China, that wish to keep flooding the U.S. with their cheap goods and all else that enters the country along with those cheap goods. Those who support this bill should be called out on it with this explanation put out front and center. It might just scare them enough to withdraw their support.
Another example of the parasites doing US wrong.
A good reminder that China bought Congress…
I sure hope the uniparty globanomics types don’t manage to push this through. I suspect it’s still not as tightly controlled as it should be, but before it was a total free-for-all – lots of patently illicit goods, plus all the stuff skirting around (like multi-$1000 items with $7XX declared values). The only problem with it is that it’s made things pretty difficult for foreign small businesses, in Europe and Canada especially, that sell to the US: lots of few-hundred dollar items taking forever to get here because of backlogs.
So it probably needs to be streamlined, but that’s not remotely what congress has in mind. All they care about is the gravy train created by shady international trade and the skimming points created – and of course, some of that money goes all the way back to the CCP and other such actors if you pull the threads enough. Meanwhile, Amazon, Alibaba, Temu, and Shein are all companies I actively avoid doing business with. If they’re backing it, all the more reason for yet another “does the opposite of what the title says” bill to go down in flames.
They really don’t want Trump to be successful.
Carol Miller, R-WV, sponsored this bill.
She had previously sponsored a very similar bill almost a year ago, in March 2025. She sugarcoated it as “Saving the Gig Economy”:
https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/1882/text
Here’s a copy and paste from Wikipedia (I know, I know) about Ms. Miller:
In December 2020, Miller was one of 126 Republican members of the House of Representatives to sign an amicus brief in support of Texas v. Pennsylvania, a lawsuit filed at the United States Supreme Court contesting the results of the 2020 presidential election, in which Joe Biden defeated[27] incumbent Donald Trump. The Supreme Court declined to hear the case on the basis that Texas lacked standingunder Article III of the Constitution to challenge the results of an election held by another state.[28][29][30]
During the COVID-19 pandemic, auto dealerships owned by Miller’s husband received loans of over $3 million as part of the Paycheck Protection Program(PPP); the loans were later forgiven.[31][32][33][34] Miller voted against the TRUTH Act (H.R. 6782), a bill that would have required public disclosure of companies that received funds through the bailout program.[35][36]
In September 2022, Business Insider reported that Miller had violated the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act of 2012, a federal transparency and conflict-of-interest law, by failing to properly disclose 21 stock trades made by her husband in 2021 worth between $217,021 and $805,000.[37]
Ms. Miller, previously clearly in Camp Trump, has introduced this bill twice now, and I have to wonder why.
Her husband’s shady finances deserve a closer look…
I think it is mostly Americans who benefit from de minimis. Sure Temu and Alibaba get their share but by prohibiting Americans from buying from overseas economically you reduce the options.
They all need to go, RENO:
Re
Elect
No
One
The politicians in both parties must be replaced if America is to survive.
Congress critters only care about making the economy look artificially good in the short term so they can win re-election. Unlike President Trump, they care nothing about sustained growth and long-term prosperity.
Just more proof that those that swore an oath never meant to uphold it.
They all need complete forensic investigations into every aspect of their financial dealings.
Plus a visit to any of their properties to see how many suitcases filled with cash are in their safe.
AMEN!
DOGE EVERY ONE OF THEM!
Sundance said 2 Congress Critters introduced the bill. However, after looking at the bill, I see only a “Mrs. Miller of West Virginia” listed. Who is the other one who so desperately CRAVES THAT MONEY, POWER, AND ILLEGAL DRUGS that they are lying to the American Citizens and TRYING TO DO THEM GREAT HARM – BOTH FINANCIALLY AND PHYSICALLY?
In 2022, West Virginia, which Mrs. Miller (R) is SUPPOSED to represent was the #1 STATE FOR FENTANYL DEATHS.
West Virginia is CURRENTLY still listed as #1 of the TOP 3 states affected by fentanyl!
Yet, MRS. MILLER (R) of WEST VIRGINIA has now tried to push this LEGAL ATROCITY – KNOWN FOR CAUSING FENTANYL AND OTHER DRUG DEATHS THROUGH CONgress AT LEAST 2 TIMES!!!
THIS “representative” and anyone co-sponsoring this bill needs to be run out of CONgress!
So who are the Senators and Representatives pushing this bill? The reason militaries world wide have distinct uniforms so I know who to shoot! Taught that in boot camp.
So who are these Ass Hats so we know who to shoot at the ballot box. Maybe a few kind words via text or phone call ahead of election might help too.
Just give us some names. Knowing the bank was robbed is interesting. Knowing who the robbers were is the first step toward justice.
BTW only been hit once recently with the “anti virus BS and Ad Block is off. Maybe it’s quieted down.
What Trump is trying to correct, this scum tries to sabotage.
The enemy within!
They wear many masks.
One of them is Congress!
And many pretend to be our friends by placing ‘R’ behind their names.
But that R and D have not mattered for decades!
I hope most have awakened from that charade!