Saying Chris is a troll is compliment.
No surprise you don’t understand what @me means.
I’ll add it to the list of simple Chris doesn’t know about
taxes good now
While Trump’s figure is mostly accurate, as far as the price of the metal traded on the London Metal Exchange is concerned, the president failed to point out that the impact of tariffs was reflected mostly in the added cost U.S. buyers pay to have the metal delivered. Those premiums have soared 26 percent since he announced the levies on shipments on March 1, 2018, muting the impact of lower global prices.citing London Metal Exchange prices.
Chris, always look up the facts. You're a natural skeptic believing in all these conspiracy theories and such (which can sometimes be a good thing. You should always question). Hate to see you propagandized by this idiot.
Not sure where you got that quote, but I'm guessing it's anti-Trump propaganda.
Chris, always look up the facts. You're a natural skeptic believing in all these conspiracy theories and such (which can sometimes be a good thing. You should always question). Hate to see you propagandized by this idiot.
Ah, former New York mayor,globalist, and never-Trumper Michael Bloomberg. The guy who called Trump 'totally imcompetent.'
Ah, when you can't attack the argument, attack the source. Doesn't matter here as the "source" cites independent data:
I think it's more prudent to look for facts, than just rely on what people tweet, don't you think? Another example is you tweeting some no-name Ryan Saavedra (sp?) about drug seizures, when the latest report from the DEA contradicts his assertion. DEA out to get Lord Trump, too?
"While Trump’s figure is mostly accurate" we're gonna on him anyway!
https://www.npr.org/2019/03/06/70065...-getting-widerIn March 2019, the U.S. Department of Commerce stated that in 2018 the trade deficit reached $621 billion, the highest it had been since 2008.[144]
That said, there's no such thing as a "trade deficit," unless we aren't receiving goods paid for. Politicians of both stripes need to stop using the trade deficit as a political talking point.
The underlying facts should be checkable if you don't trust Bloomberg.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/11/big-...-buybacks.htmlAfter the Trump administration slashed taxes on corporations, American companies spent a record $1.1 trillion on share repurchases last year.
No pay raises... no big bump to the economy. Just a lot of EPS growth not driven by new business, but by a math trick of subtracting from the denominator.
So now we get de facto taxes on all construction, trillion dollar deficits, and he wants to cut to Medicare and Social Security to pay for the money we are borrowing from China,... who we are in a trade war with.
this doesnt make any sense. he never questions the conspiracy theories. brushes off any contradicting information as anti-trump propaganda or satanic influence or some
Chris, always look up the facts. You're a natural skeptic believing in all these conspiracy theories and such (which can sometimes be a good thing. You should always question). Hate to see you propagandized by this idiot.
Electronic log books and driver shortages have driven up the cost of shipping everything.
Yes, all of that magically exploded in cost in half-a-month following the tariffs. Did you even look at the graph? Shipping costs rose 25% from the beginning of March to mid-March. You're telling me in that half-month, the shipping industry changed to such a degree that it resulted in a 25% cost increase?
Electronic log books and driver shortages have driven up the cost of shipping everything.
I'm trying to appeal him to here. Catch more flies with honey...
while embarrassingly quoting the Big Bang Theory...
you can catch even more flies with manure, what's your point?
I haven’t in years, but watched it a bit during college.
I know the expression, and the quote is a somewhat funny retort
I don't do the troll thing. This tactic is quite common for the Left on this board.
I will admit I have called other posters stupid, but never to prove a point or "win a debate."
I just say be objective and follow the facts. Don't trust ANY politician. They're all full of . We just have to grin and bear it and hope the side we pick is the lesser of two evils. I also dislike celebrating politicians as "leaders." They are not. They're our (we the people) in' employees.
That's why I voted for Trump. He's not a career politician. Obama/Bush/Clinton - all these people are actually related, and represent duality and Globalism.
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