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Our Donald
Who art on Twitter Hallowed be thy tweets Thy reelection come Thy rants be done On the campaign trail As they are on Twitter Give us this day Our daily tweets And forgive us our fake news As we forgive those Who witch hunt against us And lead us not into deposition But deliver us from self-incrimination Omen |
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Hey, knock off those old folks generalizations. I'm older than any of you and well aware she's a nice piece of ass as well smart and sophisticated. :yesnod:
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fine the true amidst the funny
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HAPPY BELATED IMPEACHMENT DAY EVERYBODY!
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How you say, jump the shark?
That said, there have been times outside of the Civil War when Americans wanted to kill each other over stuff. We are so connected now that it's hard to say whether a spark would be doused or fed. The Tweeter in Chief has had a great run of baiting the left but orange man has also been bad. I would gladly trade Hunter Biden for Trump. Hunter represents the legal corruption that pervades our system and Trump good old fashioned corruption. “People in D.C. will succeed whether the rest of us succeed or fail. And that message really hit home for many, many Americans,” Yang said. “And unfortunately, the Democratic response seems to be, ‘D.C. is not the problem, Trump is the problem.’” |
Putin is all upset in today's press conference. He is blaming the Democrats for attacking his chosen president.
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The end is neigh. Not zombies, not terrorists, suicide of the US and Britain.
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can't be bothered to do more than this
>insert pithy libertarian minarchist response<
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Good read. But didn't you hear Bruce? The stock market is doing great!
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The stock market goes up like an auction for a limited commodity. It goes up on the absence of bad news but doesn't reflect the economy until that makes the news. The economy is slowing a lot because consumers are worried, and rightly so.
The reports to Wall Street are good because of the shenanigans by corporate officers to hide downturns. Until Celedon laid off 4,000 people last week. Of course the encouragement to BUY! BUY! has nothing to do with their cut of every transaction. :headshake |
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Meanwhile what happened to those increased tax revenues created by more economic activity due to a tax cut? Tax revenues have fallen now for the past three years. Eventually the economy will have to pay the bills and interest on that fiasco. Well, Nixon spend money we did not have on Vietnam in 68 and 70. When did the resulting economic downturn occur? Late 70s. Kennedy's tax cut in the early 60s resulting in a late 60s recession. George Jr's tax cut in early 2000 resulted in a recession when? 2007. Stagflation could only be cured by a massive interest rates. Paul Volker (who just died) massively increased interest rates in 1979. When did stagflation end? Sometime after 1984 (Reagan's second term). What affects an economy happened four and more years earlier. The stock market crashed in 1929. When were the jobs lost? 1933. I should not have to keep repeating well proven history. This is an Obama economy. He spend his first term just undoing the mess created by Cheney. Who bluntly said, "Deficits don't matter." They matter four and more years later. |
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