No. I ain't there for (likes) (followers) et al. I'm there to support the President, & state my case. I know it sounds incredible, but, the old man has stated some of my shit in his statements, AY.Quote:
Originally Posted by AaronY
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No. I ain't there for (likes) (followers) et al. I'm there to support the President, & state my case. I know it sounds incredible, but, the old man has stated some of my shit in his statements, AY.Quote:
Originally Posted by AaronY
No, I find their tweets funny. I find Chris's retweeting of them funny. I find you stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spurtacular
No I'm not. You seriously have poor reading comprehension skills.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spurtacular
Again, I'm not being funny. You seriously have no clue who I'm mocking and why... and it's not the first, second or even the tenth time you misinterpret very simple statements.
The authority of the speaker varies directly with celebrity or social status?Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris
Interesting hypothesis.
Trash's entire existence is based on falsely, dishonestly self-aggrandizing, self-enrichment, and hurting whomever he can.
As sanctions bite in Cuba, the U.S. — once a driver of hope — is now a source of pain
Just like that, the cruise ships are gone, along with thousands of cash-toting Americans who oohed and aahed — and shopped — amid the crumbling grandeur of Old Havana.
For Cubans, it’s a bitter reversal of fortune.
President Barack Obama’s opening of relations here, leading to his historic visit three years ago,
inspired hopes of an economic boom,
bringing American investment and visitors back to this communist island largely shut off from the United States for more than a half-century.
A new crop of restaurateurs, IT entrepreneurs, artists and fashion designers, reveling in a fresh sense of optimism, began building businesses to tap into the seemingly lucrative detente.
But as a deepening frost settles in between the Trump administration and Havana, Cuba is instead confronting its worst economic setback in years.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/the_americas/as-sanctions-bite-in-cuba-the-us--once-a-driver-of-hope--is-now-a-source-of-pain/2019/06/23/ec632f54-8895-11e9-9d73-e2ba6bbf1b9b_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.f4 cab65d5d5b&wpisrc=nl_most&wpmm=1
Trump busted as a ‘complete idiot’ for threats against his own Fed chairman:
‘You would fail junior high economics’
“Despite a Federal Reserve that doesn’t know what it is doing – raised rates far to fast (very low inflation, other parts of world slowing, lowering & easing) & did large scale tightening, $50 Billion/month, we are on course to have one of the best Months of June in U.S. history,” Trump tweeted.
“Think of what it could have been if the Fed had gotten it right,” he added. “Thousands of points higher on the Dow, and GDP in the 4’s or even 5’s. Now they stick, like a stubborn child, when we need rates cuts, & easing, to make up for what other countries are doing against us. Blew it!”
His claims — which he deleted and reposted without misspellings :lol — were quickly fact-checked and ridiculed by other Twitter users.
https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images...95W_bigger.jpg𝙳𝚊𝚟𝚎 𝙴𝚗𝚗𝚊 https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/72x72/1f197.png@Dave_Enna
Replying to realDonaldTrump
This is so lame-brained. Short term interest rates are around 2.4%, extremely low by historic standards. Mortgage rates are extremely low. Borrowed money is cheap. Tariffs and presidential miscues are holding the U.S. back, not interest rates.
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7:33 AM - Jun 24, 2019
https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images...538_bigger.JPGFred [email protected]
Replying to realDonaldTrump
I prefer my financial advice from people who didn’t go bankrupt.
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7:36 AM - Jun 24, 2019
Laurie [email protected]
Replying to realDonaldTrump
If the economy was as strong as you claim it is rates should be going up...
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7:39 AM - Jun 24, 2019
Tyler [email protected]
Replying to realDonaldTrump
Yaaaaa, I'm not gonna take financial advice from someone who went bankrupt multiple times and ran three casinos into the ground. But definitely nice lip service to your rabid fan base.
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7:40 AM - Jun 24, 2019
https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images...oD_bigger.jpeg[email protected]
Replying to realDonaldTrump
One of the biggest questions being overlooked is how can the economy be as great as you say when it cant handle the fed funds at 2%? Before 2008 we were at 6...
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7:39 AM - Jun 24, 2019
https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images...3FB_bigger.jpgArlen [email protected]
Replying to realDonaldTrump
option 1: we have the strongest economy in the history of time
option 2: the Fed desperately needs to cut interest rates
pick one, mr president. nobody with the slightest understanding of economics believes you can have this both ways.
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7:49 AM - Jun 24, 2019
https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/72x72/2620.png Karen Reed https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/72x72/2620.png@FloridaWench
Replying to realDonaldTrump
The Fed reduces interest rates when the economy is showing signs of slowing. So, you are admitting that YOUR economy is beginning to struggle as a result of YOUR tariffs and now you are asking the Fed to bail you out. Isn't that what your dad used to do for you?
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7:47 AM - Jun 24, 2019
https://www.rawstory.com/2019/06/trump-busted-as-a-complete-idiot-for-threats-against-his-own-fed-chairman-you-would-fail-junior-high-economics/?utm_source=&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=382
Unemployment rises in eight Trump states — and it could cost him in 2020
CNBC reports that unemployment in eight different states that Trump won in 2016 has actually risen year-over-year, and it’s eroded his popularity.
the president actually has a negative net approval rating in the states of North Carolina and Arizona,
which are two states that he will need to hold if he wants to win in 2020.
https://www.rawstory.com/2019/06/unemployment-rises-in-eight-trump-states-and-it-could-cost-him-in-2020/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaig n=Feed%3A+TheRawStory+%28The+Raw+Story%29
Really he quoted you or retweeted you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Thread
lol so much for sticking it to the elitesQuote:
Originally Posted by Chris
lol celebs giving their political opinions is good nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Chris
Another case of the Repugs see just how much they get away with
Office of Special Counsel head to criticize Kellyanne Conway's 'inappropriate' and 'unlawful' behavior before Congress
The Office of Special Counsel recommended earlier this month that Conway be fired for "repeatedly" violating the Hatch Act
her "unrepentant attitude," which he says are "unacceptable from any federal employee, let alone one in such a prominent position."
"Her conduct hurts both federal employees,
who may believe that senior officials can act with complete disregard for the Hatch Act, and the American people,
who may question
the nonpartisan operation of their government," :lol
the Office of Special Counsel has had to issue multiple reports about Conway's violations.
"Ms. Conway's conduct reflects not a misunderstanding of the law,
but rather a disregard for it," he therefore concludes.
https://theweek.com/speedreads/848928/office-special-counsel-head-criticize-kellyanne-conways-inappropriate-unlawful-behavior-before-congress
I was talking about you, you dumb fuck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blake
This is why I usually avoid responding to you. You have the mind of a child.Quote:
No amount of twisting will change the fact that you need someone in a station above you in Hollywood to think for you.
Where does he get $20/hr wage? I figure he may have gotten a promotion and not just some expansion premium.
:lol Cuck's sense of humor, then. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Blake
You never are; not intentionally, anyways.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blake
Under Trump, Manufacturing Job Growth Slows to a Trickle
The average hourly wage for manufacturing workers is, for the first time ever, slightly below the overall average.
While Trump has engaged in considerable bluster in his trade negotiations, they have not led to much of a payoff for U.S. manufacturing workers to date.
At the most basic level, instead of shrinking, the trade deficit has gotten larger under Trump.
Manufacturing job growth has slowed to a trickle in recent months.
In the last four months, the economy has added a grand total of 13,000 manufacturing jobs, just over 3,000 a month.
The index of aggregate hours worked in manufacturing is down 0.3 percent from its January level.
It is back to where it was in August of last year.
It is good that manufacturers would cut back hours rather than lay off workers in response to weak demand, but
it doesn’t change the fact that
we are seeing less demand in the manufacturing sector.
The Federal Reserve Board reports that its measure of industrial production for manufacturing has been falling since December 2018 and is now back to its level of April 2018.
when the number of manufacturing jobs was rising under Trump,
this was not translating into substantial wage growth, as wage growth in the sector has lagged overall wage.
We can speculate as to the motivations of current or former manufacturing workers who voted for Trump,
but if they expected that his presidency was going to bring back good-paying jobs in the sector,
they were badly mistaken.
It’s not clear that they will see their MAGA hats as much compensation. :lol
https://truthout.org/articles/under-trump-manufacturing-job-growth-slows-to-a-trickle/
No, but, proclaimed the same exact verbiage that I had the day before. I know it sounds preposterous, but, I'm serious, AY. I was absolutely floored, ran and told the wife even. "That's nice, Dale, now go and clean up the urine where you didn't quite make the bowl."Quote:
Originally Posted by AaronY
"Okay."
What the fuck do you expect, _? We're at 3.6%. I was told since knee high to a grasshopper that full employment is 5% & below. Too many job openings, not enough skilled, or, unskilled workers/legal available.Quote:
Originally Posted by boutons_deux
Good to have you back, Thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thread
I like your banter even though I dont agree with most since our political ideals are separated by a mile. :tu
Same back at ya, Recky. I enjoy seeing///reading opposite views, that why I watch CNN & MSNBC. I never watch FOX. I enjoy being tortured. That fuckin' Morning Joe starts 3AM here. I set my clock next to the couch, rise up & turn it on. Most of the time either he or Mika won't be there and it sucks then, but, when they're both there it's a gd riot. They start right in + that Willie guy drives me crazy too. They all are arranged there to punch buttons. That fuckin' Joe, within 30 minutes I'm ready to fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reck
Sounds like an unprincipled thiefQuote:
Originally Posted by Thread
15,000 troops by Mexico to USA border
CNN and MSNBC are sensationalist, ratings-driven cable news, though. It's not going to give an accurate portrayal of the everyman on the "other side" any more than Fox will.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thread