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Americans' understanding of economic policy, its implementation, and its effects is extremely poor. Blame the education system (specifically k-12) that has been used as an anti-leftist propaganda tool rather than a tool to expose students to all possible ideas.
Goldman Sachs reported recently that the economy will recover faster with a blue WH and a blue senate. Instead of believing the folks they would normally trust with their investments, Trump supporters will just say that GS moved to left. There's no reasoning with that.
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You are the enemy
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Trump already on his early morning Sunday ********. I'm hoping every journalist and political pundit unfollows this turd
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You don’t shoot at me, run out of bullets, then say we’re not enemies anymore.
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I agree lack of education is an issue and that stocks being up and taxes being down aren’t the only measure of a good economy. However, I don’t trust Goldman Sachs either.
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Hoping there is real education reform with the first lady’s influence.
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Betsy devos stripped funding from US education and nobody even noticed. Gave it to For profit private education for 4 years. Her being gone alone is a HUGE impact on education
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Ilhan was just on CNN with John King too earlier trying to make the same point in response to some of her more centrist colleagues who've been making grandstanding claims about the future direction the party should take.
Hard to make a compelling case for pulling the party back to the same old politics that led to utter annihilation on the congressional and state level the last decade based off of an election where the no.1 stated and accepted goal for everyone was beating 45 first and foremost.
The debate regarding how to get the party to build on these gains should and rightfully will be had and it should be the party steering and framing the conversion, not GOP figures and strategists with zero interest in a resurgent, strong and competitive across the board Democratic party...
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Fictional rules that should govern any real news outlet:
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They are broke and their cash cow isn't president anymoreAbove all shouldnt the price to rent give everything away? They thought they really rented out the 4seasons at 43 bucks an hour???
You about to see Ivanka and Don Jr eating at the Waffle House
- Jul 18, 2012
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"Jills husband" gunna let her cook. One of last nights many subtleties that made me happy.
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one of the top reasons they got my vote
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Trump won’t be broke. He still has 70 million supporters. He could sell a bunch of infomercial grills or something once he’s dragged out of office.
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He owes half a billion dollars to banks and Russia
He aint selling that many MF'n grills
Trump winning the presidency was about securing financial protection from the banks, and securing personal protection from the Russian mafia
His time is up
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Debt doesn’t equal broke
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You trying to tell me running for President was Trump’s version of the plot of Training Day? Nah....
Nah....
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Stupid local station went straight to The Big Bang Theory after the game
Thank goodness for YouTube.
Also, this is pretty messed up.
And this is why politicians have a duty to tell the truth and should be reprimanded for inventing stories about opponents for political advantage.
The thing about the 1st amendment is that it, like the rest of the Constitution, assumes that the people in charge will act in good faith for the benefit of all Americans. It assumes that there won't be bad faith actors trying to take advantage of the freedoms stipulated in our laws other than the president (hence the creation of the electoral college). There is no failsafe in a situation where two or three branches decide to act together against the well-being of the people.
The reality is that the Constitution of the US has shown its limits, and without any updates that reflect the times we live in (updates that were anticipated by the founding fathers), this country will continue going down in flames.
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How do you even rent a landscaping company?Above all shouldnt the price to rent give everything away? They thought they really rented out the 4seasons at 43 bucks an hour???
Since when do they rent out their space?
You would have to intentionally cal up the owners and ask them if you can use their storefront which is most likely not rentable.
I swear it must have been more difficult to actually pull this off than to actually book a space at the Four seasons hotel.
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Ilhan was just on CNN with John King too earlier trying to make the same point in response to some of her more centrist colleagues who've been making grandstanding claims about the future direction the party should take.
Hard to make a compelling case for pulling the party back to the same old politics that led to utter annihilation on the congressional and state level the last decade based off of an election where the no.1 stated and accepted goal for everyone was beating 45 first and foremost.
The debate regarding how to get the party to build on these gains should and rightfully will be had and it should be the party steering and framing the conversion, not GOP figures and strategists with zero interest in a resurgent, strong and competitive across the board Democratic party...
Its true, the party is really ignoring how close it came with a reviled president Trump. As well as ignoring how much the need a blue wave in midterms. Moderate support is not going to get you to 50-52 in the senate in 2022. It’s a balancing act.
If anything it looks like Moderate support helps win the presidency, but progressive support wins you the legislative branch.
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Ilhan was just on CNN with John King too earlier trying to make the same point in response to some of her more centrist colleagues who've been making grandstanding claims about the future direction the party should take.
Hard to make a compelling case for pulling the party back to the same old politics that led to utter annihilation on the congressional and state level the last decade based off of an election where the no.1 stated and accepted goal for everyone was beating 45 first and foremost.
The debate regarding how to get the party to build on these gains should and rightfully will be had and it should be the party steering and framing the conversion, not GOP figures and strategists with zero interest in a resurgent, strong and competitive across the board Democratic party...
Thought AOC made some great points. Curious to hear @RustyShackleford’s thoughts too
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acknowledge deez nuts bruhhhh
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Anybody know what happens if something happens to Biden before he’s sworn in? Does Kalama get sworn in?
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That's fair to not trust them. I don't believe everything they say either. I'm just saying that given that the combination of a Biden presidency and a pro-taxes, pro-regulations Congress would most likely affect their execs' and clients' incomes and operations, it says a lot about where we're headed if that situation is preferable to 4 more years of Trump.
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Except that it wouldn’t be the first time they established a net short position before a looming recession. That’s my fear with them.
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