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They'd rather cut their feet off. Why?
Simple: Trump made President, not once, but, twice.
will Congress deliver Trump's deficit-busting tax cuts?
They'd rather cut their feet off. Why?
Simple: Trump made President, not once, but, twice.
Get's what?Lt Col Matthew Lohmeier, USAF fighter pilot and a former space-based missile warning squadron commander with the US Space Force, is a public speaker, consultant and author of the bestselling book “Irresistible Revolution: Marxism’s Goal of Conquest & the Unmaking of the American Military”.
This guy gets it
"It," ya moron, you.
Explain what "it" is, if you are intelligent enough to do so.
"It" is itPERIOD
I know it's a different word but, I was immediately reminded...
inflation killed Joe Biden's popularity, it could kill Trump's too
https://www.fxempire.com/forecasts/a...stocks-1499457Adding to market woes, the University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index fell to 64.7 in January, a 10% decline and well below expectations. The report highlighted growing consumer anxiety over inflation, with the five-year inflation outlook hitting 3.5%, the highest level since 1995.
Tom Fitzpatrick, managing director at R.J. O’Brien and Associates, expressed concern over the data, noting, “It’s still early, but looking at these things and the way fixed income is trading is suggesting things are not as rosy as people thought.”
You're not being serious, are you? It wasn't JUST inflation. Being non compos mentis had a lot to do with it. When it was discovered his minions conspired with the intelligence community, social media, and legacy media to hide the fact the Hunter Biden laptop was real has a lot to do with it. Not being able to string a sentence together for the last 2 years of his presidency had a lot to do with it. Picking a DEI VP for a running mate had a lot to do with it. The list goes on as to why he was unpopular and why President Trump's message and agenda was so attractive to voters.
business loves chaos and unpredictability
https://apnews.com/article/stock-mar...9247454d753d06“Companies report widespread concerns about the impact of federal government policies, ranging from spending cuts to tariffs and geopolitical developments,” said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence. “Sales are reportedly being hit by the uncertainty caused by the changing political landscape, and prices are rising amid tariff-related price hikes from suppliers.”
Holy
Very dictator-like
I'll settle for authoritative. So, I guess we'll find out what the Governor of Maine decides to do, eh?
It pretty much was.
Your list of right wing grievances is just that.
How many trans athletes are in Maine?
That's irrelevant Chump
This is a politics forum
At least one.
Transgender Athlete's Win in Maine Sparks Backlash
But, apparently enough to warrant Maine including gender identification in their "Human Rights Act."
You're ridiculously easy to trigger
emoticon coping
Coping with Yoni's irrational fear?
You'll never talk about it.
Business meetings at the WH with two professional golf tours and sovereign fund directors who schedule events at his properties?
Trump being self-dealing was always sort of a background assumption, the brazen abandonment of wariness about the appearance of corruption now is striking.
I don't see it. But, you do you. Be struck, Winehole.Business meetings at the WH with two professional golf tours and sovereign fund directors who schedule events at his properties?
Trump being self-dealing was always sort of a background assumption, the brazen abandonment of wariness about the appearance of corruption now is striking.
Your team wanted to impeach him but is OK with the felon
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