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  Lifelong Democrat.

  What about the countless Republicans that worked closely with Trump that are now against Trump, should we not listen to them?

  2024-08-25 10:41

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  Uncle Teddy

  You must be pretty angry, as it's a lie to attribute that quote to Teddy Roosevelt

  2023-11-07 22:35

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  yup

  Actually we were doing that during the Trump admin, as Russia was already occupying parts of Ukraine long before the full invasion

  2023-07-24 04:32

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  House of Mouse takes another L

  It was good, but it wasn't good enough to touch the first 3 in my opinion

  2023-07-06 22:12

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  crying seems alright at this point

  65k seems pretty low for cyber security

  2023-06-20 03:40

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  Doomed...

  Roe V Wade being overturned was a court decision, it was not legislation

  2023-04-30 01:02

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  The buffet theory

  I'm talking about the one where there was an armed guard. Not talking about the police that were called. Aren't we talking about armed guards, why do you keep bringing up police?

  2023-04-24 13:10

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  The buffet theory

  They actually were armed. Parkland is an example.

  2023-04-24 12:04

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  The buffet theory

  There were armed guards at several mass shootings. It didn't stop them from happening.

  2023-04-23 20:25

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  Pretty much

  I live in a very blue state and blue city and eggs are $2 a dozen

  2023-04-12 15:30

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  The unfunny joke called FBI

  You mean the people told to investigate him that had an incentive to not find anything found nothing.

  2023-04-08 20:33

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  The Bee is a national treasure

  I don't think anyone really cares about the clintons or bidens on either side. If they committed crimes, charge them.

  2023-04-07 16:21

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  Banana

  No one may ask for that ever, so until there us actually an ask it's a pointless number.

  2023-04-07 16:15

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  Well well well

  I think the disconnect is you think the charges relate to the hush money payments that others did, that's not the case. The charges are for actions Trump took in the course of repaying the people for those payments.

  2023-04-06 14:51

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  Well well well

  Each payment relates to separate business records.athe business records are the crime. The hush money payment to the 3 people is not the crime.

  2023-04-06 14:42

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  Well well well

  Also, there was over a dozen transactions

  2023-04-06 14:38

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  Well well well

  It is quite common. The 130 years is not what was asked for, that's just the maximum if all added up together, that will obviously not be the sentence if convicted.

  2023-04-06 14:37

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  Well well well

  Remember the crime is not the payments, it's the falsification of business records.

  2023-04-06 14:34

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  Well well well

  That's a common way to charge these types of crimes. Not at all special

  2023-04-06 14:30

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  Well well well

  The statute of limitations is a hurdle they will have to overcome. They will have to prove it qualifies for the exemptions written in NY state law

  2023-04-06 14:05

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  Well well well

  They would be felonies if they can prove intent to hide what the payments were for. There were dozens of payments from Trump, each is its own count.

  2023-04-06 14:04

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  Well well well

  Someone already was charged and plead guilty to the campaign finance violations. Did Trump misrepresent the reimbursement for that? Seems plausible to me.

  2023-04-06 13:53

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  Well well well

  I haven't seen any evidence that the da cleared Trump of any wrongdoing a couple years ago, and he also mentioned new evidence in his press conference.

  2023-04-06 13:52

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  Well well well

  I don't make assumptions until I see the evidence. They haven't seen it either.

  2023-04-06 13:46

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  Well well well

  His campaign has already started

  2023-04-06 13:45

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  Well well well

  The trial hasn't started yet so none of the evidence has been presented. They claim to have hard evidence though so we will see when the trial starts.

  2023-04-06 12:40

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  Banana

  That's not what the alleged crimes are. They are charges of falsifying business records.

  2023-04-05 23:14

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  Banana

  No one has asked for that, that's just someone taking the absolute maximum for each count and adding it together.

  2023-04-05 23:11

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  Well well well

  His argument will be that he knew nothing about it, but until we see what evidence is presented, we don't know if that's true or not.

  2023-04-02 22:23

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  Burn it down

  I know, and the bank and it's investors aren't what is insured, it's the depositors.

  2023-03-15 12:06

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  Burn it down

  If you're talking about the FDIC, they don't insure investors, they insure the bank accounts.

  2023-03-14 19:09

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  Oil

  What most people care about is price, and that's dictated by the global market.

  2023-03-14 19:05

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  Oil

  It wouldn't really help. We export certain types of oil and import other types. Not all oil is the same.

  2023-03-14 19:03

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  Oil

  Oil is more expensive now due to less global supply. Look at US production 2018 vs now and OPEC 2018 vs now and you will see where the supply is lacking, it's not us.

  2023-03-14 18:51

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  Oil

  Last year was the second highest year for US oil production, this year is on track to be first. We are drilling our own oil.

  2023-03-14 18:49

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  bye

  It's not really a bailout, not in the sense of giving the bank lots of money.

  2023-03-14 18:15

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  Ah...

  If the government steps in now like they did, it may cost us nothing and it restores faith in the banking system. If they don't then people panic and there's runs on more banks causing a lot more to collapse.

  2023-03-14 14:49

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  Ah...

  The bank failed due to a run on the bank, not because they lost all their money.

  2023-03-14 14:47

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  Ah...

  You should look up what actually happened. The government may not even need to cover the $250k when all is said and done

  2023-03-14 14:46

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  Ah...

  The banks assets will be sold to cover it, and as it sits it will likely cover all or most of it. The bank itself isn't getting bailed out.

  2023-03-14 04:15

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  Ah...

  They didn't really lose the money, their assets still balance with their deposits, they just weren't liquid enough for the bank run.

  2023-03-14 04:14

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  As a taxpayer, i want my money back, just ain’t decided...

  The amount sent to Ukraine is small compared to our military budget. Our military is not going to end up unarmed.

  2023-02-27 15:55

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  Gotta come from somewhere

  Does a person like that even exist? Sounds made up

  2023-02-01 04:19

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  About 1 year

  It's also due to overhiring over the last couple years. Microsoft hired 40k workers in a year, so 10k in layoffs still puts them well over where they used to be.

  2023-02-01 04:16

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  Whitch isn't a lot but it's weird

  The first recession referenced started in 2008 while a Republican was in office.

  2022-12-10 04:44

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  Whitch isn't a lot but it's weird

  The recession in 2008 started under Bush, not Obama. Obama's first year was 2009.

  2022-12-10 04:40

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  Twitter

  From what I've heard, a lot of the employees left are on work visas, so it's not so easy for them to jump ship. That doesn't mean they want to be there.

  2022-11-22 14:51

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  I love me some inflation

  What is important about the circled date? Inflation was already high at that point.

  2022-07-12 21:05

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  not being covid positive even once

  I haven't had it, but I know people that have. Definitely not a joke.

  2022-06-28 00:33

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  Reminder...

  That's what the conviction was for. That doesn't mean she isn't guilty of other crimes.

  2022-06-20 13:02

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  Reminder...

  Her conviction was for trafficking girls for Epstein, who is dead.

  2022-06-20 01:10

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  Apple and Samsung

  I have a fold and it is awesome.

  2022-06-18 13:44

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  Missing context

  The keystone pipeline didn't get shut off, it is still operational. The permits to build a new extension got canceled.

  2022-06-13 17:26

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  I'm not looking at this through a biased lense. I know neither is to blame, and the jump in money supply isn't even necessarily all negative to begin with. I just wish you could admit the same instead of thinking you have to play the blame game.

  2022-05-16 02:23

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  I love how you admitted it was too early to compare, but as soon as you found a way to to water down your data you've thrown that out the window. You manipulate the data to support your narrative instead of looking at the data as is.

  2022-05-16 02:20

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  The current inflation is obviously due on events that happened during the pandemic, trying to water down things that happened under Trump by including pre covid data is extremely misleading.

  2022-05-16 02:16

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  The data that is relevant to the current inflation is the data from when the increase I money supply significantly changed. That would be March 2020. Any data before that is irrelevant obviously

  2022-05-16 02:10

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  The numbers you posted are cherry picked and rely on data that is not relevant to the conversation. If you only used relevant data you would be wrong and you know it.

  2022-05-16 01:52

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  It's clear at this point that you have no intention of arguing in good faith, and will never admit that your original point was misguided regardless of what I post.

  2022-05-16 01:48

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  I do understand how inflation is calculated. I also know you are trying to strawman your way out of a losing argument.

  2022-05-16 01:42

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  Who do you think controls the money supply?

  2022-05-16 01:04

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  I'm glad we can agree that the graph doesn't lie. It clearly shows a decline in the rate of increase money supply from the initial spike.

  2022-05-16 01:02

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  The graph clearly shows you are wrong. You have not disputed the information in the graph. Do you wish to do so now?

  2022-05-16 01:00

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  I never said inflation wasn't increasing. Nice strawman. I guess when you lose your original argument you have to pick a new one.

  2022-05-16 00:59

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  I clearly know plenty, and I never said anythingabout CPI so I'm not sure what your issue is.

  2022-05-16 00:57

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  If something happens under Trump and Biden doesn't immediately reverse it, that doesn't mean Biden is now fully to blame for it.

  2022-05-16 00:54

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  Just admit it, you had no idea that Trump oversaw a massive jump in the money supply. The graph doesn't lie. If money supply is the cause of this inflation it is clear that Trump oversaw the largest and fastest increase.

  2022-05-16 00:52

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  Talk a about false equivalencies. What pandemic was going on when Trump took office that required elevated spending? Talk about picking a time frame to suite YOUR narrative.

  2022-05-16 00:49

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  Of course inflation is still increasing. The rate of increase has declined, but all of the money that Trump (and Biden) have added is still there. Should we really be blaming Biden for things that happened under Trump?

  2022-05-16 00:41

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  The money supply increased at a much faster rate in Trump's last year than it did in Biden's first year, so your argument is obviously based on being blind to that fact.

  2022-05-16 00:38

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  In reality neither are directly to blame as the president doesn't control the money supply.

  2022-05-16 00:36

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  It looks like you're tying yourself in knots trying to find a way to blame Biden, when it is clear that Trump played as much or more of a role by your original standard.

  2022-05-16 00:34

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  Except it is not increasing at a faster rate than Trump, it is actually increasing at a slower rate. The rate of increase in the money supply is noticeably slowing.

  2022-05-16 00:31

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  The money supply is not only affected by the federal budget. Also, Biden's budget for this year is lower than Trump's last two, so it is not increasing at a faster rate.

  2022-05-16 00:26

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  You're right,we don't have enough of Biden's term to compare, so why are you blaming Biden then?

  2022-05-16 00:24

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  Also, Biden's budget hasn't been in effect for 1.5 years. Trump's budget went well into 2021. I'm not blaming anything on Trump here, the president doesn't control the money supply, just wondering why you believe it is Biden's fault.

  2022-05-16 00:07

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  No, I'm comparing the sudden jump in money supply, as that is what you are attributing the inflation to. Where does the biggest spike in money supply happen?

  2022-05-16 00:05

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL There's the M2 money supply. If you wish to view other types of money apply they have graphs for those as well.

  2022-05-15 23:49

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  Trump dumped more money into the money supply than Biden leading up to the inflation we have today, so why do you think Trump doesn't deserve as much blame?

  2022-05-15 22:40

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  The Sheeple Know How Bad it Is Out There......

  What do you believe is causing the current inflation?

  2022-05-14 01:40

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  More jobs created but not for new workers

  What fuck ups are you referring to?

  2022-05-12 20:43

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  (The congressmen know all)

  This year is on track to be the second highest year for US oil production ever.

  2022-05-10 23:42

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  perfect moment

  Super Mario World is as good today as it was the day it released.

  2022-05-07 02:29

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  not even

  The easiest way to get a raise to match inflation if your current company won't give it to you is to get a job at another company.

  2022-05-04 17:27

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  @AdolfMonero

  No one tried to hide that fact. It was widely reported.

  2022-05-02 04:56

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  Yes

  Bought these for my friends. Peak comedy.

  2022-04-27 21:08

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  Yawn

  Nothing about Elon makes me think he actually cares about free speech. Probably just all talk.

  2022-04-26 13:05

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  Disgay

  They weren't tax exempt, they just ran a special district that allowed them to essentially govern themselves.

  2022-04-23 05:01

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  Made in the USA!

  Then you and the op actually agree as that is essentially what they were saying. No one would be willing to work for the wages that those companies would be likely to offer.

  2022-04-16 22:46

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  Made in the USA!

  I'm all for manufacturing more things in the US, but that's going to require some serious government subsidies for some industries.

  2022-04-16 22:28

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  Made in the USA!

  That's precisely the reason they shipped a lot of factory jobs overseas. Why pay those good wages when people in China will work for pennies on the dollar and work even longer hours.

  2022-04-16 22:23

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  Good

  Because the most common thing their used for is pointless images and things.

  2022-04-16 15:30

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  kek

  Something to keep in mind is that Tesla is a lot less affected by his day to day antics than something like a social media company could be.

  2022-04-15 18:04

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  Short term memories

  Isn't the current article about Disney's political opposition to the new school bill in Florida and not child porn?

  2022-04-09 04:32

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  Strange

  No one else needs to be found guilty for her to be found guilty. She was accused of trafficking girls for Epstein. He's dead so not much use for a trial there.

  2022-04-03 04:05

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  Well, that's nice

  Tearing it down takes minutes. Government paperwork alone to bring the stairs up to code would take weeks.

  2022-03-29 14:49

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  Costco hotdog is what the dollar should be based on

  It's a quarter pound hotdog with a drink, which would actually be a pretty decent deal even at $4 these days.

  2022-03-28 14:14

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  Costco hotdog is what the dollar should be based on

  Not really, about $4 in today's money.

  2022-03-28 02:54

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  Window shopping

  The octane rating

  2022-03-21 01:26

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  Why don't they? It's only logical?!

  More crude oil is being pumped now than when Biden took office. Companies can and are increasing production, just at their own rate to keep prices high.

  2022-03-15 19:47

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