June 15, 2025

7 thoughts on “Rep. Luria Delivers Final Speech on House Floor, Highlights Four Years of Service in Congress and Urges Colleagues to Counter the Threat of China

  1. I think you were a good representative for The Eastern Shore. Unfortunately you chose to align yourself with the scum of The Democrat Party. Biden, Pelosi and Schumer cost you your seat. If you lay with pigs don’t be surprised if you get dirty. People in Virginia are tired of the make believe world of the liberal Democrats.

  2. As an AMERICAN citizen who is older than Ms. Luria, and who took the same oath Ms. Luria claims to have taken many times, although in none of those times did she ever seem to understand the meaning of the words ” will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic,” which domestic enemies included Elaine Luria, Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, Benny Thompson, Adam “SHIFTY” Schiff, and Jaime Raskin, and “will bear true faith and allegiance to the same,” I am glad to see that the people of Virginia recognized Elaine Luria as a CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER to OUR REPUBLIC and so took pains to cause her removal or ejection from OUR house of Representatives, which Ms. Luria mistakenly and quite foolishly thought was hers and the DEMOCRATS personal play toy.

    WELL DONE, people of Virginia!

  3. And in addition to helping Nancy Pelosi introduce the political policies of the Soviet Union’s Joe “The Butcher” Stalin for dealing with his political enemies with “show trials” reminiscent of the January 6 Committee proceedings into American politics, which serves to weaken, not strengthen the pitiful excuse for “democracy” we now have in this country under Democrat rule, what else do we people of America have to thank Elaine Luria for helping her Democrats to bequeath us with?

    Let’s take a look:

    MoneyWise

    “‘A major problem’: The US surpasses $31 trillion in debt, made worse by rising interest rates — and this is who holds the IOUs”

    Story by Lauren Bird

    17 December 2022

    The gross national debt in America surpassed $31 trillion for the first time, according to a U.S. treasury report in October.

    The number climbed to $31.3 trillion in December.

    If you find that hard to wrap your head around, it basically boils down to $93,878 of debt for every person in the country, according to the Peter G. Peterson Foundation.

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    Yes, people, ALL that blather from Elaine Luria about lowering the deficit was empty rhetoric, plain BULL****, because the Democrats are “BORROW BIG AND SPEND HEAVILY, and we American people who don’t benefit from the Democrat’s progressive welfare society are the ones who suffer for it, as we see by going back to that article, to wit:

    And with the dramatic rise in interest rates over the past few months — the Fed funds rate target is currently between 4.25% and 4.50% — the national debt will be growing at a rate that makes it even harder to ignore.

    “Interest rates are a major problem,” says Phillip Braun, clinical professor of finance at North Western University’s Kellogg School of Management.

    “The Treasury finances the debt with a lot of short-term borrowing …”

    “It’ll push other budgetary items out.”

    The last couple of years have been expensive

    A deficit is what happens when the government spends more money in a fiscal year than it brings in through taxes — and the last couple of years have been expensive.

    Several large bills with hefty price tags have been approved since the start of the pandemic, including the American Rescue Plan Act, which cost $1.9 trillion, and $750 billion for student debt relief, all adding to the deficit, which then adds to the debt.

    And though the Inflation Reduction Act, which was passed in August, is expected to reduce the deficit by $240 billion, policies and programs brought in by the Biden administration are expected to add trillions more over the next decade.

    The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a non-profit that addresses federal budget and fiscal issues, estimates that $4.8 trillion will be added to the deficit by 2031.

    “Excessive borrowing will lead to continued inflationary pressures, drive the national debt to a new record as soon as 2030, and triple federal interest payments over the next decade — or even sooner if interest rates go up faster or by more than expected,” says the CRFB.

    Much of the borrowing in the past couple of years happened while interest rates were historically low, but now that they’re not, with inflation rising at the fastest pace in decades, the cost of this debt will be amplified.

    “Having the government debt being 1.2 times larger than the economy is not a very good thing,” says Braun.

    “And it really jumped up because of the pandemic.

    But even before that, it’s been rising since the great recession.”

    Currently, more than $965 million is spent every day just in interest on the national debt.

    The Peter G. Peterson Foundation estimates that will triple over the next decade, making it the fastest-growing item in the federal budget.

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    Thanks, Elaine!

  4. And for a look at the type of world Nancy Pelosi, the hero of Elaine Luria, has created in her home city of San Francisco, which is now known as a MODEL DEMOCRAT CITY, which model the PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS want to export to all the other cities in America to make them “democratic,” too, which is to say, favoring the criminals among us who are the Democrat base, which is yet another reason we all in America should be very happy that the good people of Virginia did the right thing by removing Elaine Luria from public office before she could aid and assist Nancy Pelosi in doing further damage to the fabric of society in America, we have as follows:

    The New York Post

    “Condo prices in San Francisco plummet as drug abuse and crime soar”

    Story by Mary K. Jacob

    19 December 2022

    Luxury condo prices in the heart of downtown San Francisco have plummeted as drug abuse and crime have spiraled out control — and as many techies continue to work remotely.

    Data analyzed by Compass shows the Golden Gate city — once pegged as the hottest real estate market globally — has since fallen fast.

    The median sale price of a two-bedroom condo, for example, has fallen 16.5% since 2021, while sale prices in surrounding areas have slipped only 7%, according to the market report.

    “I knew that market segment had weakened, but I didn’t realize the degree to which things had changed,” Patrick Carlisle, the chief market analyst for Compass, noted.

    “It was a bit shocking.”

    “San Francisco went from being the hottest office market in the world to just about the weakest,” Carlisle added.

    Since December of last year, the condo median sales price dropped from $1.47 million to $1.23 million in the greater downtown and South of Market district.

    Compass doesn’t beat around the bush in this report, citing “a triple whammy of economic, demographic and quality-of-life issues.”

    The report highlighted that high-rise housing intended to accommodate hundreds of thousands of workers who inundated the city each morning.

    But with people now working from home, demand for it has dwindled.

    Since the massive exodus of workers, the rapid decline in housing prices has since been attributed to the area’s high crime rate and growing homeless population, which Carlisle explains has affected the “quality of life ambiance” that the city once offered.

    “High tech workers were the ones who were most likely to say, ‘well if I can work from any place, I’ll move some place where housing costs 90 percent less.”‘

    The report also comes months after it was revealed that San Francisco’s ultra-luxurious Four Seasons Residences sold just 13 of its 146 units in the two years since its opening.

    Prospective buyers, who included Steph and Ayesha Curry, have snubbed the high-rise, where condos are priced up to $49 million.

    San Francisco occupancy is just at 39% as of late September — one of the lowest in the nation.

    Comparatively, New York City reported a 46% occupancy — and Los Angeles, which had 45% occupancy around the same time.

    Carlisle explained that for the downtown condo market to make any sort of comeback, offices would need to start filling up again.

    In 2020, San Francisco was in the top three cities with the highest property crime, according to data from the SF Chronicle.

    More than 4,400 incidents of property crime per 100,000 residents were reported.

    In July 2022, the Chronicle asked 1,653 San Francisco residents which problem in the city needed to be addressed most urgently.

    Crime and public safety were the second most common answers after homelessness.

  5. DEMOCRATS DESTROY:

    * Our economy;

    * Our quality of life;

    * Our property values; and

    * Our liberty as a free people!

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