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Whoopi Goldberg: 'Maybe it's time for me' to leave the U.S.

“The View” co-host Whoopi Goldberg on Wednesday said a possible Donald Trump presidency signals that “maybe it’s time” for her to move out of the country. Ms. Goldberg was responding to a claim by fellow co-host Joy Behar that the Republican presidential front-runner “has a lot of Democratic tendencies, if you look at his record.”

“Listen, he can be whatever party he wants to be,” Ms. Goldberg interjected, according to a clip obtained by Breitbart News. “What he can’t be is he can’t be the guy that says it’s your fault stuff isn’t working. That’s not the president I want. Find a way to make stuff work.” “But you can’t say, ‘Oh, you’re Lebanese or you’re black or you’re Mexican or you’re a woman.’ Stop blaming everybody. Let’s fix the crap. Let’s just fix it,” she continued. “And if you can fix it, I will listen to what you have to say. The minute you start pointing and saying that person is a rapist and a murderer, it pisses me off because I’ve been part of that when they just use a blanket statement to talk about black people or when they use a blanket statement to talk about white people or women or any other group.“I don’t think that’s America. I don’t want it to be America. Maybe it’s time for me to move, you know,” she added. “Don’t say that,” Ms. Behar warned.“Listen, I can afford to go,” Ms. Goldberg said, adding that she didn’t know where she would go if she chose to leave.

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Biden Is A Puppet For The Radical Left: Goes All In On AOC’s Environmental Proposal

Joe Biden is once again proving that he will be a puppet for the radical left and has announced that he is willing to use some proposals from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Green New Deal.

Biden has signaled that he will make it difficult for developers to get permits to build fossil fuel infrastructures like pipelines and liquefied natural gas facilities.

“There is virtually unfettered discretion there, so long as procedural safeguards are observed,” said Glenn Schwartz, director of policy at Rapidan Energy Group, a consultancy firm.

Biden’s tool to yield pipeline development will be to require thorough and lengthy reviews to determine if the economic value of the project outweighs its environmental impact.

“Biden’s assessment and protocols he will put around potential fossil projects is absolutely spot on,” said Jane Kleeb, chairwoman of the Nebraska Democratic Party and a leading grassroots organizer against pipelines. “We can’t keep developing fossil fuel projects and also think we are solving climate change. Those can’t be on parallel tracks.”

Fossil Fuel industry developers are getting nervous because they already face lengthy approvals fighting environmental groups through court litigation. The Washington Examiner explained:

The threats are scaring the fossil fuel industry and its allies, who have already complained of lengthier development processes due to opposition from environmental groups. Activists have had success stymying projects in the courts, leading to complaints from industry that, despite a significant build-out of pipelines this past decade to serve the shale boom, there remain shortages in parts of the country such as the Northeast. Interstate natural gas pipeline developers have proposed $30 billion in new investment through 2025, according to the Rocky Mountain Institute, a sustainability nonprofit organization.

The latest legal threat to the industry could be addressed this week by the Supreme Court, which is weighing whether to grant or deny review of an appeals court’s decision blocking developers of the PennEast pipeline from condemning state-owned land. Industry officials and analysts say that decision could give states effective veto power over natural gas pipeline projects.

Biden has already promised environmental activists that he will rescind the Keystone XL oil pipeline project.