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Considering the source is why he responded that way. That poster is a known liar.
Trump on the dumb liberal 'No Kings' rallies:
"A king would never have the California mandate to be talking about. He wouldn't have to call Mike Johnson and Thune and say fellas, pull this off and after years get it done."
Trump on Newsom lying that they never had a phone call:
"A king would never have the California mandate to be talking about. He wouldn't have to call Mike Johnson and Thune and say fellas, pull this off and after years get it done."
Trump on Newsom lying that they never had a phone call:
I think its an example if you receive snap you shouldn't be able to buy mt dew and little Debbie cakes.
Food stamps should be pretty strict of what they buy.
All he had to do was ID himself, stand in the back, raise his hand , and ask his questions.
It’s not hard.
I'm not there. Anyone who's arrived on their own in the last five years hasn't established their bonafides to stay here. Outta here. TS. Beyond that, it still depends.
Wouldn't matter. They'd be sold at 50 cents or so on the dollar to buy the sh!t food anyway.
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Govenor of Illinois confronted today with his previous post that in protest of Trump everyone should use the other gender's bathroom. I like seeing them called on their stupidity and how sick they are:
Well get back out there on the street as soon as you recover… the job is only half done.
Read this post with your best impression of Rodney Dangerfield.
I am betting he never attacks at another rally again, unless of course he is trying to get a sex change the Hard Way. LOL freaking idiot.
Erin Burnett has gone full tds. I thought the msm was gonna tone it down? She talked to Padilla like he was some kind of a hero when it’s obvious he was aggressive initially screaming over noem then as they tried to take him from the room the guy fought like a dog to do what exactly? Where was he going? They called that dude up Padilla to take one for the team. He’s probably a newsome plant. Gonna burn down the country to prevent a trump presidency.
Whatever is being done (nothing) to ILLEGAL immigrant families right now pales in comparison to waht your politicians did to them and the American people.
You did notice she is 300+ ? I don't think I'm believing that she has been going hungry.
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This rare earths issue is a big concern to me. Our problem isn't alternate ore sources. It's lack of refining ore capacity. Our EPA is the problem. I hear talk of locating refineries on US-owned land where the EPA isn't in play.
"President Trump on Wednesday hailed the result of the latest trade talks with China as a great victory, but the best we can say is that it’s a truce that tilts in China’s direction...... Mr. Trump had agreed to reduce tariffs on China to 30% (55% including those he imposed during his first term) from 145% while China dropped its tariffs on U.S. goods to 10% from 125%."
But Beijing continued to leverage its stranglehold on rare-earth minerals and magnets, which are used in fighter jets, medical lasers, drones, electric-vehicle engines and more. China’s export controls forced some auto makers to idle plants, slowed production of drones needed in Ukraine, and threatened U.S. manufacturing."
"China relies on U.S. ethane, a byproduct of oil and natural gas production, for its petrochemical manufacturing. Because the U.S. has few other export markets, Mr. Trump’s embargo could have throttled domestic oil and gas production.
U.S. manufacturers will no doubt welcome the rare-earth mineral reprieve, but China is keeping the gun on the bargaining table by putting a six-month limit on export licenses. That means if trade tensions flare again, Mr. Xi can resort to the same threat.
China first weaponized its dominance in rare-earth minerals in a conflict with Japan in 2010 involving the Senkaku Islands, but the U.S. and its allies were slow to develop alternatives. Will they now get the message?
Developing an alternative supply will take years and require cooperation with allies because the U.S. can’t produce and process all the rare earths it needs. Japan has pitched a rare-earths alliance as part of tariff negotiations, and the Administration would be wise to expand such a partnership with other allies.
" His latest walk-back shows he can’t bully China as he tried to do in his first term. China has leverage of its own.
A smarter trade strategy would be to work with allies as a united front to counter China’s predatory trade practices. Instead, Mr. Trump has used tariffs as an economic scatter-gun against friends as well as foes. This increases China’s leverage, and, like this week’s trade truce, that’s nothing to cheer about."
https://www.wsj.com/opinion/china-t...fs-f730f437?mod=opinion_feat1_editorials_pos2
"President Trump on Wednesday hailed the result of the latest trade talks with China as a great victory, but the best we can say is that it’s a truce that tilts in China’s direction...... Mr. Trump had agreed to reduce tariffs on China to 30% (55% including those he imposed during his first term) from 145% while China dropped its tariffs on U.S. goods to 10% from 125%."
But Beijing continued to leverage its stranglehold on rare-earth minerals and magnets, which are used in fighter jets, medical lasers, drones, electric-vehicle engines and more. China’s export controls forced some auto makers to idle plants, slowed production of drones needed in Ukraine, and threatened U.S. manufacturing."
"China relies on U.S. ethane, a byproduct of oil and natural gas production, for its petrochemical manufacturing. Because the U.S. has few other export markets, Mr. Trump’s embargo could have throttled domestic oil and gas production.
U.S. manufacturers will no doubt welcome the rare-earth mineral reprieve, but China is keeping the gun on the bargaining table by putting a six-month limit on export licenses. That means if trade tensions flare again, Mr. Xi can resort to the same threat.
China first weaponized its dominance in rare-earth minerals in a conflict with Japan in 2010 involving the Senkaku Islands, but the U.S. and its allies were slow to develop alternatives. Will they now get the message?
Developing an alternative supply will take years and require cooperation with allies because the U.S. can’t produce and process all the rare earths it needs. Japan has pitched a rare-earths alliance as part of tariff negotiations, and the Administration would be wise to expand such a partnership with other allies.
" His latest walk-back shows he can’t bully China as he tried to do in his first term. China has leverage of its own.
A smarter trade strategy would be to work with allies as a united front to counter China’s predatory trade practices. Instead, Mr. Trump has used tariffs as an economic scatter-gun against friends as well as foes. This increases China’s leverage, and, like this week’s trade truce, that’s nothing to cheer about."
https://www.wsj.com/opinion/china-t...fs-f730f437?mod=opinion_feat1_editorials_pos2
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What's that saying about playing stupid games and stupid prizes?
Think about how your mom would consider this post.
Embarrassing.
Humiliating.
An insult to her best efforts to raise you into an adult.
God bless her.
She doesnt deserve this.
First I've ever heard of an Erin Burnett.
Israel taking care of some business in Iran.
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"Never believe anything in politics until it has been officially denied."
- Otto von Bismarck
"Never believe anything in politics until it has been officially denied."
- Otto von Bismarck
The American people dont GAF about those tool bags, apparently.
2. Confidence in Trump
Across 24 nations, a median of 34% have confidence in Trump, while 62% do not. Trump receives lower ratings than Biden did in many countries surveyed.www.pewresearch.org
Yep, mentioned on last night's news. Our Gov not messing around with kooks and loons.
Yes, and it is possible she is trying to game the system.
Again though, my point is, I have been on here in the past arguing for the people who actually try to work and still can't make ends meet to be the ones we should supplement as opposed to housing and feeding those who sit around on their lazy asses doing nothing. We should never award those who won't even try.
So I'm gonna have a celebration of the thing I despise.
Fine deduction Sherlock.
Keep em coming.
Paging Tom Homan.
This motel 6 and the red roof inn are teaming.
Fox News reporting Israel is hitting Iranian nuclear sites. Significant developments if true.
Uhhhhhhhhh, 4500 calories a day ain't cheap Sheila.
Yeah, and if it wasn't for those stinkin magas, everthing would be AOK. 😎
I trust Israel's decision but America needs to stay out of it.
Heh, gotta love Floridian mentality.
