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has to figure out how to explain strongman being hospitalized with sniffles
Not even sure that news permeated Chris's bubble yet.
has to figure out how to explain strongman being hospitalized with sniffles
Same as what the ducks, many teachers & writing who were at school. Nothing.
The most accurate poll for the 2016 presidential election now says that President Donald Trump is just 2.6 percentage points behind Democrat Joe Biden
But, how accurate was it in 2012, 2008, etc?
The Presidential Wake bump?
It means you're a got.
Sorry for your loss.
Qhris folds.
We knew it meant nothing.
Sorry buddy, my condolences.
Still not making sense, my condolences.
Sorry buddy, my condolences.
Sorry this is happening to you, tbh
I'm doing great, thanks.
Sorry this is happening to you, tbh
Trump is leading Biden by 1 in the 'has COVID' poll
oh yeah a real knee slapper
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don't make mean jokes about Dear Leader getting COVID
Covid just got serious for Chris.
Stick a fork in the Trump GoP...they needed to steer clear from the CV and focus on their "law and order" and economy BS to have a chance this coming Nov....there's no way for them to escape it now...dem chickens just coming home to roost
The Kushners’ Freddie Mac loan wasn’t just massive.
It came with unusually good terms, too
After the news broke in May of last year that government-sponsored lending agency Freddie Mac had agreed to back $786 million in loans to the Kushner Companies, political opponents asked whether the family real estate firm formerly led by the president's son-in-law and top adviser, Jared Kushner, had received special treatment.
The loans helped Kushner Companies scoop up thousands of apartments in Maryland and Virginia,
the business's biggest purchase in a decade.
The deal, first reported by Bloomberg, also
ranked among Freddie Mac's largest ever.
The loans allowed the Kushner family company to
make lower monthly payments and
borrow more money than was typical for similar loans,
The terms increase the risk to the agency and to investors
who buy bonds with the Kushner mortgages in them.
All 16 properties in the firm's biggest loan package delivered smaller profits in 2019 than Freddie Mac expected,
U.S. taxpayers could be responsible for paying back much of the nearly $850 million in Freddie Mac financing if Kushner Companies defaults and its properties drop significantly in value.
https://news.yahoo.com/kushners-fred...143527460.html
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