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Interesting article on the deficit.
Final paragraph
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mar...S&cvid=6967b1ff0d1d46f4b845a1919c78001e&ei=11
Final paragraph
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mar...S&cvid=6967b1ff0d1d46f4b845a1919c78001e&ei=11
Not supposed to be weaponizing the FBI.
Genuine question: Does any of this make you angry?
I'm sick and tired of hearing "that's against the law' or "they aren't supposed to do that" from our media. If the laws are not being enforced, we have no laws.
It's almost becoming another presidential right of passage to weaponize departments against your political opponents and people you don't like. I think it is BS.
That's because it would be out of the norm for other presidents to do this. Trump talks sh!t all the time.
And to be fair, you are correct. Something like this was in the news when Biden did something similar. I recall verbal abuse from Biden towards a Union Auto Worker in Detroit when the guy had the balls to question Biden about some topic that really pissed Joe off. In this instance, the worker called Trump a pedophile protector and he ain't wrong.
Do you feel that it is just that, a rite of passage, and what is happening now is just more of the same, or do you feel that it is escalating and what is happening now is more broad and out in the open?
I have no insider knowledge but I'm betting that Trump is only concerned with protecting one pedophile.
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Why not South Africa too?
Surely all those white Afrikaan victims of allaeged "racial genocide" are "likely to require public assistance while living in the United States".
Am I reading this right? The 12 month rolling average for the deficit was $2.1T. But thanks to tariffs mainly we are bringing that down to a rolling average of $1.7T.
Spending hasn’t budged and tariff revenue is projected to significantly decrease according to the article.
Feels eye for an eye to me. Or anything you can do to me, I can do way worse to you.
I would've just called him a pedo instead of pedo protector.
In summary, I read it as good for now. Probably not good later.
I am ready for mortgage rates to drop. I need to dump so equity back into my home. Cash out refi is my preference.
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EISEN: You think it would be 'elegant' for the Fed chair under threat of indictment to step down? That doesn't sound elegant
CRAMER: Okay. So you disagree
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