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...we are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.
In five days, you can turn the page on policies that put greed and irresponsibility on Wall Street before the hard work and sacrifice of folks on Main Street. In five days, you can choose policies that invest in our middle class, and create new jobs, and grow this economy, so that everyone has a chance to succeed, not just the CEO, but the secretary and janitor, not just the factory owner, but the men and women on the factory floor.
In five days, you can turn the page on policies that put greed and irresponsibility on Wall Street before the hard work and sacrifice of folks on Main Street. In five days, you can choose policies that invest in our middle class, and create new jobs, and grow this economy, so that everyone has a chance to succeed, not just the CEO, but the secretary and janitor, not just the factory owner, but the men and women on the factory floor.
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I'm glad Trump is doing his part to restore our relationship with Israel that Iranian Lover Obama destroyed.
https://nationalinterest.org/feature...ias-spin-30757
The media’s objective was to get the Washington commentariat focused on how Trump, in their estimation, is unfit to be president, and to do so at the beginning of the traditional post-Labor Day home stretch of the campaign season.
They have largely succeeded in this goal, but in so doing, failed again to learn the lesson that was so easy to conclude from the 2016 election and Trump’s steady popularity levels since then. That lesson is that the media and the commentariat no longer determine public opinion.
No matter how many outraged opinion pieces or news articles (but I repeat myself) the New York Times produces, no matter how many smarter-than-thou analysts with non-prescription eyeglasses mope about sadly on CNN, no matter how many Obama fan boys and girls left in the White House press corps shriek at the president whenever in earshot, it just doesn’t matter anymore.
The economy hums. Trump keeps us out of foreign entanglements. Wages increase. America’s traditional meritocracy replaces the Democrats’ grievance-based society. Life happens.
And while the New York Times op-ed was a nice try by the media, they must on some level, deep down, grasp the new reality: no one hears their screams.
They have largely succeeded in this goal, but in so doing, failed again to learn the lesson that was so easy to conclude from the 2016 election and Trump’s steady popularity levels since then. That lesson is that the media and the commentariat no longer determine public opinion.
No matter how many outraged opinion pieces or news articles (but I repeat myself) the New York Times produces, no matter how many smarter-than-thou analysts with non-prescription eyeglasses mope about sadly on CNN, no matter how many Obama fan boys and girls left in the White House press corps shriek at the president whenever in earshot, it just doesn’t matter anymore.
The economy hums. Trump keeps us out of foreign entanglements. Wages increase. America’s traditional meritocracy replaces the Democrats’ grievance-based society. Life happens.
And while the New York Times op-ed was a nice try by the media, they must on some level, deep down, grasp the new reality: no one hears their screams.
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7 Great Socially Responsible Mutual Funds
It'll remain to be seen how any of them perform in the next downturn.
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Why is it, when answering questions, a left leaning answer or rebuttal is "crying "? Why isn't it just an answer to the question? Often even when answered with fact, it still just crying.
the unswayed and 100% commitment to a liar, an actual on tape liar, is funny. Especially since the only answer to that will be " nobody lied more than Obama ". Like, my liar is better than the last.
well there's a great platform to build off.
the unswayed and 100% commitment to a liar, an actual on tape liar, is funny. Especially since the only answer to that will be " nobody lied more than Obama ". Like, my liar is better than the last.
well there's a great platform to build off.
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
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My flight pay went in the bank + I learned that I could live off per diem if I flew enough and being assigned to MAC then TAC allowed plenty of foreign travel. Oh well, that was then...
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From Military Airlift Command, to Tactical Air Command. Where you a "driver" or "crew"? Until 2004, I went to Sunday School with a guy wo went from driving C-141's to F-16's with an A-7 in between. All guard duty, but still a heck of an acomplishment!
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I found if you lived within the bounds of the rules, the service was a great time.
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WILL THE LIB BUBBLE EXPLODE?
These days “owning the libs” seems to be a booming business. I own lots of libs.* I picked them up at a discount during the Obama years. Owning a lib is even cheaper than owning a house with Fannie Mae’s 3% down payment program during the housing bubble years. You can generally own a lib these days with as little a 1% down, because they are so easily acquired on account of their sensitivities and huge outrage promotion market. And they are easy to maintain: just flash a MAGA hat, and they’re as good as owned for another six months.But obviously I am concerned that we may have a lib-owning bubble—especially since all libs are sub-prime by definition-—and a crash may come. Maybe as soon as the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. I hear rumors that hedge funds are heavily shorting lib ownership.
more here:
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