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Onvacation
2020 May 14, 1:21am
Onvacation
2020 May 14, 1:21am
Dodged a bullet in 2016.We would no doubt be in wars that killed more than the Chinese cold if Madame Secretary had been elected.
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CBOEtrader
2020 May 14, 2:24am
CBOEtrader
2020 May 14, 2:24am
marcus says
I'd suggest the 70% sane people who are actually paying attention think the opposite. evidence suggests zero justification for the probe, as well as possible indictments from the illegal activity from the probe.
You really think anyone in the most sane 70% of the population doesn't think that the Mueller investigation was justified ? Of course it was.
I'd suggest the 70% sane people who are actually paying attention think the opposite. evidence suggests zero justification for the probe, as well as possible indictments from the illegal activity from the probe.
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HeadSet
2020 May 14, 8:01am
HeadSet
2020 May 14, 8:01am
Trump even publicly asked Russia to investigate Hillary's emails.
If the best you got is to bring up that "Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing, I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. Let’s see if that happens" obvious joke and call it evidence shows that you really got nothing.
If the best you got is to bring up that "Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing, I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. Let’s see if that happens" obvious joke and call it evidence shows that you really got nothing.
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CBOEtrader
2020 May 14, 8:24am
CBOEtrader
2020 May 14, 8:24am
HeadSet says
some people will never be clear thinking enough to admit they believed a lie. i expect wide swaths of the public to ignore now proven lies and evidence fraudulent behavior about #obamagate, even as indictments start rolling out
Trump even publicly asked Russia to investigate Hillary's emails.
If the best you got is to bring up that "Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing, I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. Let’s see if that happens" obvious joke and call it evidence shows that you really got nothing.
some people will never be clear thinking enough to admit they believed a lie. i expect wide swaths of the public to ignore now proven lies and evidence fraudulent behavior about #obamagate, even as indictments start rolling out
5999
Bd6r
2020 May 14, 9:50am
Bd6r
2020 May 14, 9:50am
marcus says
I firmly believe that was a typical Trump's troll move, nothing else
Trump even publicly asked Russia to investigate Hillary's emails.
I firmly believe that was a typical Trump's troll move, nothing else
6000
MisdemeanorRebel
2020 May 14, 9:54am
MisdemeanorRebel
2020 May 14, 9:54am
marcus says
And it found nothing chargeable on Trump and his asserted "relationship" Russia! You left that part out.
Nor did the Impeachment deal with any Russian Collusion.
As of now, it is a debunked conspiracy theory.
I don't even know if you guys remember the purpose of Muellers investigation. It was investigating Russia's involvement in 2016 politics in America. This is not in question.
And it found nothing chargeable on Trump and his asserted "relationship" Russia! You left that part out.
Nor did the Impeachment deal with any Russian Collusion.
As of now, it is a debunked conspiracy theory.
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HeadSet
2020 May 14, 10:51am
HeadSet
2020 May 14, 10:51am
Yes, the political opinion you take where you cannot see the US has a comparatively low infection rate and it is time to open the economy in most areas.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2020 May 14, 11:21am
MisdemeanorRebel
2020 May 14, 11:21am
marcus says
Yeah, and the rest of the world, despite a ~300% greater death rate, is reopening.
France is open for business. Sweden never closed. Italy and Spain partially reopened weeks ago.
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Yeah, and the rest of the world, despite a ~300% greater death rate, is reopening.
France is open for business. Sweden never closed. Italy and Spain partially reopened weeks ago.
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Patrick
2020 May 14, 9:26pm
Patrick
2020 May 14, 9:26pm
Like the last 4 or 5 presidents, all of whom charged full steam ahead with outsourcing US manufacturing to China.
But not Trump. Trump is the reaction to that kakistocracy.
But not Trump. Trump is the reaction to that kakistocracy.
6014
Onvacation
2020 May 15, 7:09am
Onvacation
2020 May 15, 7:09am
marcus says
There has yet to be a machine that got rid of the need for human work.
Will workers become obsolete ?
There has yet to be a machine that got rid of the need for human work.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2020 May 15, 8:10am
MisdemeanorRebel
2020 May 15, 8:10am
logic says
Easy. Once a few key businesses in an industry leave for lower wages, total lack of enviro laws, the rest must move to.
Clustering is a thing, and they rapidly spiral. For example, once enough aerospace companies are in Cali, then there are more workers there, so if you want to start or expand an aerospace firm....
It's very, very hard to source clothing in the USA because of it. Almost everything you see in made in Asia, not just Trump.
Only 15% of the products in the Trump store are made in the US.
@patrick if Trump is so pro manufacturing in the US why doesn't he manufacture 100% of the items he sells in the US? Or do you think he should not lead by example?
Easy. Once a few key businesses in an industry leave for lower wages, total lack of enviro laws, the rest must move to.
Clustering is a thing, and they rapidly spiral. For example, once enough aerospace companies are in Cali, then there are more workers there, so if you want to start or expand an aerospace firm....
It's very, very hard to source clothing in the USA because of it. Almost everything you see in made in Asia, not just Trump.
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Patrick
2020 May 15, 8:21am
Patrick
2020 May 15, 8:21am
Another point: US manufacturing is GONE.
It has been utterly devastated by outsourcing to China because of their extremely low wages, lack of pollution standards, and lack of worker rights.
Even if you want to buy in America, for most things, it's just not possible anymore.
It has been utterly devastated by outsourcing to China because of their extremely low wages, lack of pollution standards, and lack of worker rights.
Even if you want to buy in America, for most things, it's just not possible anymore.
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