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Joe Rogan now that's a different story....:D |
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Focus on porn sales not this bullshit
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Please. No more Hilary Clinton.
her running for president is the reason we're in this mess. I would have no problem if another Republican had beat Trump and then Clinton. Anything is better than the moron in the White House now. |
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Populism Oprah will beat Trump in 2020 if she runs :2 cents: |
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you get a house = from your paycheck, could care less... AND MAY I POINT OUT the other houses that were given to black people already...... https://www.economist.com/united-sta...r-in-baltimore I really need to question your mental acuity on this one homes..... every piece of shit ghetto the bros live in now was given to them by whitey with the most noble of intentions.... how's that working out? |
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Even if it was proven that Trump/Pence conspired with the Russians or whoever and they were both impeached it still wouldnt go to Hillary. It would follow down the rungs of power as if leaders were assinated and that person would be tne new POTUS until the next election.
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hilary lost to obama
hilary lost to trump but hilary 2020! Mark, if you want to help American liberals you'll need to let go of hilary. |
In REAL news today:
Trump is meeting with the Number 2 from North Korea who is hand delivering a letter from Kim Jung Un. And just announced...NEW employment numbers: Unemployment lowest rate in FIFTY years!!! Trump is doing a great job...and anti-Trump people can't stand it. The political b.s. in Washington D.C. from Republicans and Democrats never got anything done. Trump campaigned on disrupting all of that. Common sense has now replaced bureaucratic morass at the WhiteHouse. And Trump-haters just can't keep up with it and are at a loss to understand it. |
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The US economy suddenly looks like it's unstoppable -Friday's economic data provided evidence that the U.S. economy is heading into the second half of 2018 with strong momentum. -Nonfarm payrolls beat expectations while manufacturing and construction indexes both showed accelerated growth. -Economists are slowly ratcheting up expectations for growth through the end of the year, with widely followed measures putting the second quarter at between 3.6 percent and 4.8 percent. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/01/the-...stoppable.html |
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When did Obama start getting credit? |
People like Rochard are blinded by their illogical hatred of Trump.
Facts are that the first thing Trump did was to repeal ALL of Obama's economic executive orders that were holding down the economy. Obama has had ZERO influence on the economy since Trump took office. He never had ANY economic legislation passed in Congress...so Trump was able to erase Obama with the stroke of the pen. And THEN the economy came back to life. |
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of course, when people said the recovery after the recession had little to do with Obama as it will recover regardless (though it was the worst recovery in a century), Rochard was insisting day and night that whoever is President gets full credit for what happens economically while he's in office. .. now the President doesn't get full credit.... because,... Trump. i feel like i now live in a nation of 12 year olds. remember 25 years ago? they would argue about the types of jobs being created, the types of industry being created etc etc etc. Clinton made a play to call unprecendented job growth "creating a nation of hamburger flippers" as an example of cleverly challenging the numbers and those sorts of battles back and forth between left and right ... but today, there is no discussion. zero. just "hate Trump at all costs". fucking people are flat out denying economic growth right now. denying low unemployment numbers - the same numbers they defended day and night during Obama, saying they were unimpeachable. i thought about what you were saying not too long ago and tried to leave CNN on for 1/2 the day while i worked. it was impossible. it was like watching a sewing circle of angry old women all sounding like the exact same broken record. they dont even talk news anymore, they just push an agenda... and even crazier, their ratings are literally in a full freefall across the board and they still don't care. |
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The Most Anemic Recovery In Modern History - Business Insider |
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The Most Anemic Recovery In Modern History - Business Insider |
More Obama success according to Rochard
http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefi...-to-14-an-hour Retail giant Costco said Thursday that it would raise its starting minimum wage to $14 an hour, a $1 increase for entry level positions. MarketWatch reported that the company will also raise wages for other hourly workers by up to 50 cents. The changes will take effect on June 11 and are expected to affect 130,000 employees. Costco finance chief Richard Galanti said the change is expected to cost between $110 million and $120 million annually, but that due to the new GOP tax law, the company expects a 7 percent drop in its tax rate, according to MarketWatch. |
More Obama success according to Rochard
In response to the recently lowered corporate tax rates, Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) will bring $67 billion in foreign earnings back to the US during the third quarter. That's a huge move for Cisco, which finished last quarter with just $2.4 billion of its $73.7 billion in cash, cash equivalents, and investments deposited in the US. |
More Obama success according to Rochard
SAN FRANCISCO — Apple, which had long deferred paying taxes on its foreign earnings and had become synonymous with hoarding money overseas, unveiled plans on Wednesday that would bring back the vast majority of the $252 billion in cash that it held abroad and said it would make a sizable investment in the United States. With the moves, Apple took advantage of the new tax code that President Trump signed into law last month. A provision allows for a one-time repatriation of corporate cash held abroad at a lower tax rate than what would have been paid under the previous tax plan. Apple, which has 94 percent of its total cash of $269 billion outside the United States, said it would make a one-time tax payment of $38 billion on the repatriated cash. |
"Apple, which has by far more cash held overseas than any US company, announced Jan. 17 that it will spend around $30 billion on capital expenditures and create 20,000 new jobs in the US over the next five years."
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I mean seriously dude... who gives a fuck if the country burn down as long as you guys can say cool shot to each other.... |
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