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No need to shout, gramps!
SAY IT BROTHER!
YOU ARE FREE NOW!
No need to shout, gramps!
one backtracking trope
sometimes Trump will take it back if you come beg him personally
https://www.ajc.com/education/white-...JFNZQLT7XFDPA/
Didn't click
would've been faster than responding, ignorance is optional
Basically, no one gives af but you and blake.
It's only Wednesday, was your bartender surprised to see you tonight?
Now post a YouTube nobody will watchBasically, no one gives af but you and blake.
Whinehole and bake. Saddest trans couple ever.
Democracy dies in darkness
Trump is the light
Is this some kind of insult?
lots of people have posted in this threadBasically, no one gives af but you and blake.
pedocon theory is undefeated
https://news.sky.com/story/andrew-ta...ports-13317873
this is what the US is doing right now
Trump driving money away
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/othe...et/ar-AA1zUfJXOver the last three months, the worst-performing major market has indeed been the US, which has moved sideways as the Trump bump faded.
Over the same three months, European shares have risen by 15pc, while China has built on last autumn’s stimulus-fuelled rally and Japan has continued to attract the world’s best-known investor, Warren Buffett. The post-election consensus that “America first” would mean “rest of the world second” has, in stock market terms, been wrong.
To avoid accusations of cherry-picking, let me confess that my bet on smaller US companies has so far been wrong.
The Russell 2000 smaller company index and the equal-weighted version of the S&P 500 have done even worse than the US benchmark in the year to date. The glass-half-full view of the Trump tax cuts and deregulation growth story has been replaced by a broad-based, glass-half-empty narrative of tariffs, inflation and job cuts.
signs of economic stress after 37 days
the Musk/Trump junta is the new "worse to get better" cult -- it's sort of an inverted progressivism
the visible damage and human pain are proof it's working
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/02/27/b...s-economy.html
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historically elevated
Economic Policy Uncertainty Index for United States (USEPUINDXD) | FRED | St. Louis Fed
https://www.economist.com/leaders/20...r-global-powerTeam Trump claims .. America will turn its superpower status into profit. Instead it will make the world more dangerous, and America weaker and poorer.”
Will be interesting to see how a state that shreds its own capacity to collect taxes can sustain global power status
direct, presidential intimidation of lawmakers is a thing now
https://puck.news/how-trump-strong-a...op-budget-win/
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-...ws-2025-02-26/US government spending has not slowed under Trump so far, data shows
WASHINGTON, Feb 26 (Reuters) - The U.S. government spent more during President Donald Trump's first month in office than it did during the same period a year ago, in a sign his cost-slashing effort has yet to reduce the nation's heavy fiscal obligations, a Reuters analysis of federal data shows.
Trump has frozen billions of dollars in foreign aid and fired more than 20,000 federal workers since he returned to power last month. His budget-cutting point person, tech billionaire Elon Musk, claims to have saved tens of billions of dollars.
But any savings have been outweighed so far by higher spending on health and retirement programs and rising interest payments, Treasury Department spending records show.
Overall, the government spent about $710 billion between Jan. 21 and Feb. 20, Treasury daily spending data shows, up from the roughly $630 billion during a comparable period last year.
Independent budget experts said the figures illustrate the relentless pressures incurred by an aging population and a ballooning debt load.
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https://eu.usatoday.com/story/money/...a/80452571007/Egg prices to increase by more than 40% in 2025, according to USDA report
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture released a report Tuesday saying the agency predicts egg prices will increase 41.1% this year, and a 3.4% increase for the prices of all food is also forecast.
According to the USDA, retail egg prices increased 13.8% in January 2025 after rising 8.4% in December 2024.
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Prices of other foods are expected to increase in 2025, according to the USDA report. They include:
Beef and veal prices are predicted to increase 3.2%.
Pork prices, 1.2%.
Prices for fresh fruit, 2.4%
Prices for sugar and sweets, 6.4%
Prices for nonalcoholic beverages, 4.4%
Poultry prices are predicted to experience no change on average in 2025, the USDA said in its report.
All WH does is cry here about mUh trans and trump... cry more!
I'm a frequent current events poster, have been for 15 years.
The emotional frame you supplied is just that, a frame that you supplied
There is detectable emotional goo I did not supply
Are you ok?
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