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lol so pathetic:
^ it was an opinion piece.
You're a different kind of piece
lol so pathetic:
I prefer this one;
https://www.spreadshirt.com/trump+is...iABEgLthPD_BwE
Lol Chris follows Kathy Griffin
https://www.cnn.com/2019/02/12/polit...ing/index.html
Trump, Cuomo discuss abortion, taxes, infrastructure in Oval Office meeting
Cheney's cardiologist: What are Trump's doctors hiding?
6'1" 239 pounds
Jake Tapper
✔ Jaketapper
VP Cheney’s cardiologist has a question
Jonathan Reiner@JReinerMD
It’s been 4 days since the president underwent his annual physical exam and
still no data has been released.
What are they hiding?
Jaketapper peterbakernyt
8:40 AM - Feb 12, 2019
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/201...doctors-hiding
Last edited by boutons_deux; 02-14-2019 at 12:10 PM.
"Based upon observed behavior (speeches, statements, press conferences, tweets), IMO, there is sufficient data to say that
Trump is NOT emotionally “Fit for Duty” as President.
I’ve performed well over 2000 fitness for duty evaluations
on law enforcement/correctional personnel, medical personnel, school personnel.
If someone presented in my office with the
inabilities that Trump exhibits to think in a logical, reality-based manner,
I would definitely withhold them from duty,
at least pending further in-depth psychiatric and neurological evaluation and
review of their work-performance history."
https://www.rawstory.com/2019/02/tru...e+Raw+Story%29
Trump comin' to collect LkrFan
broke Dennison gone beggin'.
CA pays more to the federal government than it takes
newsom is making the right move. voters approved the project under the assumption it would cost about 30 billion. now the contractors are saying it's going to cost double. that.
they're still going to continue construction in the central valley, roughly half the original distance, so the money will be spent and the feds wont be getting a penny back. its not an easy call for newsom to cancel but he's being fiscally responsible and holding people accountable before just handing over a blank check. hopefully they'll get their act straight and eventually complete the whole rail.
Hey how about we use that money to build a wall we don't need
The Repugs cut Federal funding for CA TGV.
America can't do anymore. Can't build stuff, can't fix stuff.
CA pays more to the federal government than it takes
newsom is making the right move. voters approved the project under the assumption it would cost about 30 billion. now the contractors are saying it's going to cost double. that.
they're still going to continue construction in the central valley, roughly half the original distance, so the money will be spent and the feds wont be getting a penny back. its not an easy call for newsom to cancel but he's being fiscally responsible and holding people accountable before just handing over a blank check. hopefully they'll get their act straight and eventually complete the whole rail.
https://wallethub.com/edu/states-mos...vernment/2700/
Diet Drinks May Be Associated With Strokes
https://scienceblog.com/506115/diet-...nceBlog.com%29
That Boy's Brain Don't Act Right
microstrokes have probably damaged Trash's brain, age + decades of diet and diet soda.
Trash’s (TX bag) evangelical advisor just launched a personal attack against anti-Trump Christians
Pastor Robert Jeffress, an evangelical advisor to the president with an incredibly distorted view of the teachings of Jesus as expressed in the New Testament gospel of love and forgiveness.
Jeffress attacked evangelical Christians who properly recognize that the speech and behavior of President Trump are the very an heses of the message contained in the Bible.
“Let me say this as charitably as I can,” Jeffress began his tirade hypocritically.
“These ‘Never Trump’ evangelicals are morons.
They are absolutely spineless morons and
they cannot admit that they were wrong.”
he compared them to German Christians who “remained silent” during Hitler’s reign in Nazi Germany.
“We cannot afford to be like German Christians
who, in the rise of the evil reign of Adolf Hitler, just remained neutered.
They remained silent. And you saw what happened there,” he continued.
“I think there’s a similar wave of godlessness that is rising in our country right now and
we must push back against that tide,” Jeffress told the radio listeners.
https://washingtonpress.com/2019/02/13/trumps-evangelical-advisor-just-launched-a-personal-attack-against-anti-trump-christians/?fbclid=IwAR0nLL4OIpS-wXmbyq3BovT8gBGqzUpetcTWxcAqLIXVrqWoVBaroL7Drr0
How many TX sheeple will abandon this asshole?
How many TX sheeple will now join this asshole?
===============
Robert Jeffress Bio, Salary, Net Worth, Books, Married, and Wife
Net Worth $15 million
https://allstarbio.com/robert-jeffre...-married-wife/
This tbh.
https://wallethub.com/edu/states-mos...vernment/2700/
most of the “liberal hole” states actually do very well financially. So it always make me laugh when conservatives insult them
Another sickening Big Win for Big Orange Turd
TVA defies Trump and votes to shut down two aging coal-fired power plants
defying a tweet from President Trump on Monday urging the agency to keep one of them open.
The TVA directors
voted overwhelmingly to close the Paradise 3 and Bull Run plants.
Three of the four people appointed by Trump to the board joined the majority voting to close down the coal units.
https://www.latimes.com/business/la-...s=mcnewsletter
Another winning week for Trash,
LOST the wall,
LOST two coal plants,
learned the DoJ was gonna 25th him.
Trump Org Scraps Plans For 2 Hotel Chains, Blaming Politics
The Trump Organization did not dismiss the possibility that it could revive the new brands someday, perhaps when Trump leaves the presidency.
President Donald Trump’s company is scrapping plans for two new hotel chains announced two years ago,
casting blame in part on a hostile political environment.
The Trump Organization said Thursday that it will no longer try to open hotels under its Scion and American Idea brands catering to budget and mid-priced travelers, a departure from its focus on luxury hotels. The announcement comes as
the company has posted losses at a few of its golf properties and
brand experts say it has lost some of its appeal.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-organization-shelves-hotel-chains_n_5c66186fe4b05c889d1d8fea?ncid=newsltushpm gnews__TheMorningEmail__021519
Trump admits defeat, declares national emergency to cir vent Congress and democracy to build his wall.
Hope y'all enjoy this new precedent under President AOC.
What a trainwreck.
One cannot just look at one specific metric but should look at the WHOLE. Just as someone who has a lot of income but spends a lot and doesn't save might not be as financially secure as someone who doesn't earn/pay taxes much, lives within one's means and saves for the future/has no debt (or in state jargon - doesn't have tons of UNFUNDED LIABILITIES like promised pensions/health care). In your link, Delaware, Kansas, IL, NJ, MA are LEAST dependent (so called good). Below, IL, CT, NJ, MA and Kentucky are the worst states fiscally by the 5 measures below.
https://wallethub.com/edu/states-mos...vernment/2700/
Here is an overall ranking using:
Cash solvency. Does a state have enough cash on hand to cover its short-term bills?
Budget solvency. Can a state cover its fiscal year spending with revenues, or does it have a budget short-
fall?
Long-run solvency. Can a state meet its long-term spending commitments? Will there be enough money to cushion it from economic shocks or other long-term fiscal risks?
Service-level solvency. How large a percentage of personal income are taxes, revenue, and spending? How much “fiscal slack” does a state have to increase spending if citizens demand more services?
Trust fund solvency. How much debt does a state have? How large are its unfunded pension and healthcare liabilities?
https://www.mercatus.org/statefiscalrankings
TABLE 7. RANKING OF STATES BY FISCAL CONDITION (FISCAL YEAR 2016, UNWEIGHTED)
Rank State
Fiscal
condition index Rank State
Fiscal
condition index
1 Nebraska 3.48 26 Wisconsin −0.23
2 South Dakota 2.84 27 Arizona −0.25
3 Tennessee 2.25 28 Colorado −0.28
4 Florida 2.12 29 Iowa −0.32
5 Oklahoma 2.00 30 Washington −0.41
6 Wyoming 1.46 31 Oregon −0.42
7 Idaho 1.17 32 Michigan −0.53
8 Utah 1.02 33 Maryland −0.54
9 North Carolina 0.96 34 Maine −0.66
10 Nevada 0.93 35 Pennsylvania −0.71
11 Alaska 0.69 36 Mississippi −0.72
12 New Hampshire 0.69 37 Louisiana −0.76
13 Virginiaa 0.69 38 Hawaii −0.77
14 Alabama 0.64 39 Vermont −0.85
15 Missouri 0.63 40 Rhode Island −0.95
16 Montana 0.62 41 New York −0.99
17 Kansas 0.50 42 California −1.04
18 Georgia 0.31 43 West Virginia −1.20
19 North Dakota 0.28 44 Delaware −1.26
20 South Carolina 0.24 45 New Mexico −1.41
21 Indiana 0.17 46 Kentucky −1.75
22 Texas 0.07 47 Massachusetts −1.76
23 Ohio 0.01 48 New Jersey −1.78
24 Minnesota −0.15 49 Connecticut −1.91
25 Arkansas −0.17 50 Illinois −1.97
One cannot just look at one specific metric but should look at the WHOLE. Just as someone who has a lot of income but spends a lot and doesn't save might not be as financially secure as someone who doesn't earn/pay taxes much, lives within one's means and saves for the future/has no debt (or in state jargon - doesn't have tons of UNFUNDED LIABILITIES like promised pensions/health care). In your link, Delaware, Kansas, IL, NJ, MA are LEAST dependent (so called good). Below, IL, CT, NJ, MA and Kentucky are the worst states fiscally by the 5 measures below.
https://wallethub.com/edu/states-mos...vernment/2700/
Here is an overall ranking using:
Cash solvency. Does a state have enough cash on hand to cover its short-term bills?
Budget solvency. Can a state cover its fiscal year spending with revenues, or does it have a budget short-
fall?
Long-run solvency. Can a state meet its long-term spending commitments? Will there be enough money to cushion it from economic shocks or other long-term fiscal risks?
Service-level solvency. How large a percentage of personal income are taxes, revenue, and spending? How much “fiscal slack” does a state have to increase spending if citizens demand more services?
Trust fund solvency. How much debt does a state have? How large are its unfunded pension and healthcare liabilities?
https://www.mercatus.org/statefiscalrankings
TABLE 7. RANKING OF STATES BY FISCAL CONDITION (FISCAL YEAR 2016, UNWEIGHTED)
Rank State
Fiscal
condition index Rank State
Fiscal
condition index
1 Nebraska 3.48 26 Wisconsin −0.23
2 South Dakota 2.84 27 Arizona −0.25
3 Tennessee 2.25 28 Colorado −0.28
4 Florida 2.12 29 Iowa −0.32
5 Oklahoma 2.00 30 Washington −0.41
6 Wyoming 1.46 31 Oregon −0.42
7 Idaho 1.17 32 Michigan −0.53
8 Utah 1.02 33 Maryland −0.54
9 North Carolina 0.96 34 Maine −0.66
10 Nevada 0.93 35 Pennsylvania −0.71
11 Alaska 0.69 36 Mississippi −0.72
12 New Hampshire 0.69 37 Louisiana −0.76
13 Virginiaa 0.69 38 Hawaii −0.77
14 Alabama 0.64 39 Vermont −0.85
15 Missouri 0.63 40 Rhode Island −0.95
16 Montana 0.62 41 New York −0.99
17 Kansas 0.50 42 California −1.04
18 Georgia 0.31 43 West Virginia −1.20
19 North Dakota 0.28 44 Delaware −1.26
20 South Carolina 0.24 45 New Mexico −1.41
21 Indiana 0.17 46 Kentucky −1.75
22 Texas 0.07 47 Massachusetts −1.76
23 Ohio 0.01 48 New Jersey −1.78
24 Minnesota −0.15 49 Connecticut −1.91
25 Arkansas −0.17 50 Illinois −1.97
Wow wtf
What a trainwreck.
Yup
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