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3 pointsThe market correction of 2022 was due to tightening fiscal policy by the fed as a response to stop inflation. It worked, inflation began dropping and the market recovered due to strong economic technicals. The market correction of 2025 was due to the tariff war Trump started. He didn't need to start a tariff war. It has not benefited anyone. The market won't recover until he decides to end the tariff war. This is not just random ups and downs.
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2 pointsAbisinthe…mehhh.went on a booze crawl in da Quarter, went to the third oldest bar in New Orleans,The Pirates Cove, my ex and her to friends passed and gave em to moi I didn’t feel a darn thing. George Thorodood=one Bourbon, One Scotch, And One Beer
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2 pointsLet me give you some advise: Don't make stuff up, it makes you look dumber than you already do. Use facts, it's not that hard. Like this: @Sean Mooney is a school teacher. He has a mortgage. He has at least one car payment. By all accounts he's relatively quite poor. That's not my fault, but, those are facts by his own word. @seafoam1 rents rather than being a home owner. Call him out on that if you want. Facts. You don't need to make stuff up. I never carry a mortgage or any other debt for more than a year even if it's at a very low interest rate. Fact. Call me out on that if you think thats dumb. I've given out facts about facts about my wealth and how I live, just like School Teacher Mooney. You don't have to believe them if you don't want. If you're smart you could use them to critize me, like I do him or you. Or you can be a Life Loser and just make stuff up. But know, just like I already said, it just make you look dumber than you already are. We've already proved you're an inferior investor. Now we know you're an inferior thinker. You're just one step from full on Life Loser status. Your choice. Stop Losing and Start Winning.
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2 pointsCutting Head Start, Medicaid and the Department of Education should help.
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1 pointTrump-Biden..does it matter? Biden’s approval rating on the economy hit its lowest level in June 2022. In a poll conducted by the Associated Press and NORC that month, only 28 percent of respondents approved of Biden’s handling of the economy while 69 percent disapproved. In the year from June 2022 to June 2023, inflation gradually but consistently decreased from its peak of 9.1 percent to 3 percent (it has since ticked up slightly). Additionally, the unemployment rate has stayed below four percent. However, Biden’s economic approval rating has remained stubbornly low. His approval rating on the economy in the most recent poll available in the Roper Center database at the time of writing was still only 33 percent (A Reuters/IPSOS poll conducted in August of 2023).
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1 pointRoughly 24 hours before draft time. Here's what I got... 1. QB Cam Ward 2. DB Travis Hunter 3. DL Abdul Carter 4. OL Will Campbell 5. RB Ashton Jeanty 6. OL Kelvin Banks Jr. 7. DL Mason Graham 8. OL Armand Membou 9. DL Mykel Williams 10. TE Tyler Warren B1. Team to trade up: NYG B2. Cam Ward first QB drafted: YES B3. Number of RBs in Round 1: 2 B4. RB Ashton Jeanty selected in top 15: YES B5. WR drafted first: Tetairoa McMillan Still debating picks 6-9...
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1 pointI'm really trying to figure how Dokken merits one of the best scotches in the world.
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1 pointI doubt that dried up trump can produce children, thank you Jesus
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1 pointYes, every day the small business doesn't get their orders from China they are another day closer to shutting down. Another day product not received more people laid off. You can't stop trading with China and expect everything to be fine. I was never 100% holding cash. I have a diversified estate.
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1 pointThis is the problem: you’re looking at it emotionally. So do most people. I strongly believe that forgiving almost all student loans would be the best possible investment we could make into our economy: far far more productive than the tax cuts Trump is trying to push through. It would stimulate the housing industry which is the key to everything else. But this is an argument based on reason and business- it’s got nothing to do with fairness and what people deserve. I can’t argue with those emotional topics.
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1 pointYet I am certain that those who sign leases with you agreeing to pay future amounts actually have to pay those amounts or suffer adverse consequences. I bet you do not forgive the amounts as it may be good for the economy. The very basis for you entering into agreements are the expectation that agreements will be honored. Once that is gone so too is the basis of our current economy.
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1 pointIf Trump said save the whales the left would buy harpoons.
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1 pointSee now you are getting it. Also acceptable would be prison conditions are too hard, the bail system is unjust(that's one I actually agree with, but that's a different thread---and not in the case of capital crimes). Just remember when it comes to Trump, look for a nefarious reason to assign for his actions..and if all else fails---Nazi/dictator werds.
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1 pointI hadn’t heard of Navigator Reaearch so I did a quick search. Lol Here is their lead poller: Margie Omero Margie Omero is a Principal at GBAO Strategies, with over 20 years of experience working for Democratic candidates, progressive causes, and corporations. Omero is a frequent writer, commentator, and speaker, and is the creator and co-host of the bipartisan podcast The Pollsters.
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1 pointFun fact: Only two presidents in American polling history have had net negative approval ratings at this point in an administration: The first was Donald Trump in his first term. The second is Donald Trump in his second term. (source - Harry Enten) Trump is at negative 12 (-12) in April 2025.
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1 pointMost of the songs I like are from Cafe Del Mar Vol 5. I liked this CD so much that when I won a local golf tournament way back in 20?? I used the prize money to go to Ibiza just to be at Cafe Del Mar in Ibiza.
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1 pointIf I'm not mistaken, a rating going from 55.5 percent to 37.4 percent would be a holerocketing decrease. MAGAturd math.