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AP-NORC poll: About half of US adults approve of Trump’s conviction, but views of him remain stable Of course.....there is still more time to try and manipulate people through the lawfare actions.....over and over we see the lamentation of partisans that their little lawfare game is not delivering the desired results

As Trump's guilty verdict sinks in, why are Republicans still supporting a convicted felon? I would like to help this person understand that the tactic was never going to work in the first place. This hope they placed in manipulating people with these farcical attempts through lawfare was never going to work....much to their obvious dismay.

Democrats Keep Hoping It’s Curtains for Trump. He’s Still Center Stage. Yep.....using agencies instead of allowing the election to happen

Sure, disregard what she said if you need to. You should stop protecting them just because you hate who they hate though.

The White House isn’t ruling out a potential commutation for Hunter Biden after his conviction Pardon....commute sentence.....call it what you please, of course they are going to get Hunter out of this....

Non Sequitor.....Democrats are exploiting these people, and will do so for as long as it serves their pursuit of power.

7.03 - TE Kyle Pitts, ATL

Later, after the event, she had more time to think about it....and rather than speak up about it....she weaved another narrative, just like any politician would....that is the craft.....lie and lie and lie....but have a way to defend that lie

We only had this because the judge caught them trying to get him off scott-free. Otherwise this would have never happened. Hunter had to be sacrificed at that point, the DOJ was out of options to protect him.

Right.....he did go downstairs a few times and check on them, separated two kids a couple of times....so was he considering that "next act" or was he just worried that they had consumed the stuff disproportionately....like one girl drank two and he was checking her breathing....so was he worried she had "od'ed" or was he hoping she might be knocked out enough....so to speak.....

6.10 - RB Deandre Swift, CHI

The goal was clear, silence him where at all possible and then mark him with the "convicted" moniker at the very least to sway those not on the edges to change their vote..... They know that later, this would likely be overturned on appeal, but that matters little....its about stealing power now, and later when it comes out just ignoring it....like with the laptop etc.

So this guy wanted the kids to be quiet and just go to sleep, and spiked their drinks.... what a POS....... though it could have been even worse.....

Just a few, and ones that actually matter and should be talked about would include... Increased Money Supply: When central banks inject more money into the economy (such as quantitative easing), it can stoke demand and contribute to inflation. Monetary and Fiscal Policies: Decisions made by central banks (such as interest rate adjustments) and government fiscal policies (like tax cuts or spending) Cost-Push Inflation: Rising production costs like labor and raw materials can drive up prices. For example, if the cost of oil increases, it affects transportation costs and can lead to higher prices for goods. Demand-Pull Inflation: When demand for goods and services outpaces supply, prices rise. This occurs when consumers and businesses increase spending, leading to higher demand for products. Devaluation: If a country’s currency loses value relative to other currencies, imports become more expensive, leading to higher prices for imported goods. Rising Wages: When workers demand higher wages, businesses may pass those costs on to consumers through higher prices. If you want to blame business I get it, but its a lazy way out...which is why politicians turn to it..... deflecting their bad decisions on to others.

Correct. And your placement of it next to other tangible factors provided a status of its impact that was misleading, I called that out. You seem to want to insist that it should be at that elevated status, I do not concur....hence my position that it should not be represented in that manner.

I see. Thanks for your view of what transpired. I might take a different position, and be less inclined to believe a politicians prepared statement, and more inclined to believe their thoughts in the moment. But perhaps Pelosi deserves the protection you afford her.

Rink I am a little concerned about how our government is handling immigration

We can agree to disagree on their motivations. If Republicans were doing it, it would still be a grab for power though....

Earlier I called out your inclusion of it among actual factors as if it were equal and then I noted the Fed's pronouncement, now if you want to piddle over whether it can be an factor or not, you do you....I stand by my assertion that your post was misleading. And it absolutely is not third.....but if that is what you want to believe, have at it of course, just understand I might not let that misrepresentation slide by

It's political because Democrats latched on to this as a tool for securing power, and people rightly objected to it because of how sinister it is. Objecting is not obsession. It might be convenient to paint those who oppose what you think in that way so as to silence them, but in practice we should avoid such things

That is a more difficult sell. If you instead were to suggest the abortion stance, that might be more suitable. If the public is waking up to something it would be how less satisfied they are today vs under Trump. The lawfare tactic has been clearly delineated, its a thing and it is happening. The target being independent/undecided voters....which is the area where both sides can harvest votes since their edges are more or less devotees

Fair enough