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A week later? That thread was at least a month ago. You live in such a delusional fantasyworld that the basic concept of time is now twisted in your fits of rage and fury.
Media bias against Trump remains high
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A week later? That thread was at least a month ago. You live in such a delusional fantasyworld that the basic concept of time is now twisted in your fits of rage and fury.
LOL
You were talking about the Franken bullshit, now you're trying to make this about something entirely else.
You are truly out of your mind dude. Like honestly, this board may be bad for you. It seems like maybe other things in your life are pushing you over the edge.
You were talking about the Franken bullshit, now you're trying to make this about something entirely else.
You are truly out of your mind dude. Like honestly, this board may be bad for you. It seems like maybe other things in your life are pushing you over the edge.
Go back and read it again.
Also you are projecting a little. I'm just having a good time showing how goddamn stupid you are. I get a good chuckle everytime you bro rage.
I guess you are going to just ignore this as well. Anytime you get called out on your bullshit you think you can just hide like a little bitch and no one realizes how stupid you are. Let me know how that works out for you! Merry Christmas!
Again, the more the Progressive media is constantly negative, the more they alienate those who are not part of their core, voter block.
Progressives calling any Brit, who was on the fence and still deciding on "leave" v. "stay," a "racist" didn't do them favors. Saying anyone who didn't vote for Clinton were idiots for even considering anyone else, or at least just ignorant, didn't do them favors.
Being a fully transparent Libertarian, not declaring myself a Democratic or Republican voter, causes me to meet a lot of moderates and independents that would otherwise not say much, or just 'nod,' to a Democratic or Republican voter. They literally cannot stand the mainstream media either.
They couldn't stand much about Fox either, but now it's all outlets. And even Fox had several Liberal analysts during the Obama administration, and are adding more moderates in the wake of the scandals. Not everyone is excusing Trump either.
It's time for all of them to stop insulting 50-60% of America. Yes, the President is an a-hole. But he's not an a-hole 90% of the time. This is really getting out-of-hand. Again, Fox News does it too, but it's only one outlet. This is now the majority of all outlets.
At this rate, the DNC and mainstream media may get Trump re-elected, especially if we are able to increase our debt and not lose our credit rating, with the new tax code, should it result in many positives for the short-term economy.
As Reason.COM proved 3 weeks before the debates, there is a direct DNC line into most of the mainstream media outlets. I still cannot believe it went down exactly how they said it would. There is way too much control, and most Americans see that today.
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Well someone has to, you sure as hell dissapear as soon as it's obvious you were caught in a lie.
At least you kept with your 4 step process, step 3 is always ignore when I call you out on bullshit and step 4 is insults.
Every single time.
You are literally my bitch.
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Yes. He hasn't done much but tweet. Those tweet make existing problems worse. He's the biggest troll in America. He lies a lot. Sometime he tweets good ideas but then walks over the implementation of those ideas when Congress tries to follow. Incompetent, ineffective and unfit. D-
Cut regulations, promised and delivered tax cuts. That all adds to confidence in businesses.
Perfect example as to why he trolls idiots on twitter...it drives people like you nuts, even though the tweets mean squat but it's hilarious as heck to see people like u get their panties in a wad about them.
Just what I want in a president, a massive moronic troll.
A more accurate description is he is pandering to his idiot base.
Trump's tweets are almost as worthless as KL's posts. You know, full of stupid ideas, nonsense, unfounded rumors, and various malapropisms (I went ahead and linked that word since there is no way in hell KL knows what that means). Which on one hand shows that yes, they probably shouldn't be taken so seriously for the reasons above. And then on the other, you seem to recall something about him being the leader of the free world and acting like a stupid asshole is unbecoming. But hey, it's cool. Crosseyed Sarah said this was the best way for him to get his message out, so rock on.
Valid point. The similarities are astounding, both are the poster children for “quantity over quality” for posting.
Trolls like trolls? It's childish and no way for POTUS to act.
You usually have little access to stupid stuff the President is saying or doing most of the time. With Dumb, we hear/read his stupidity almost every day (his tweeter, speeches and/or press secretary)Getting us back on topic, can you really rate a President on 300 days in office? Let's discuss that and try to keep our wits about us. We don't need to jump out in the deep end and let everyone know you can't swim. Nobody will suddenly change their mind because they read a message board or a tweet. We're all Knights and we have that in common. Well, maybe most of us are Knights
He is also a liar (or just stupid that believes everything he hears)
Trumps done a great job and massively cutting government regulation. Regulation can be great, but we just have too much right now, it needed to be trimmed.
Trump has pretty much defeated ISIS in just 10-11 months. Something Obama never was able to do, even though he helped create them.
Trump is moving the US embassy to Jerusalem. This is something presidents going back to Clinton have promised but never delivered.
Trump just gave the UN a massive budget cut. I wouldve liked to see more, and hopefully its coming
Trump just gave everyone more of their own money back.
Trump repealed the mandate that required people to have insurance even if they couldnt afford it.
- Trump did fail to repeal Obama Care
Trump is deporting a ton of illegal aliens. Most are the bad ones.
Trumps economy is very strong.
- Stock market looking good
- Consumer confidence is very high
- Black/Latino unemployment is coming back down
Are people getting tired of winning yet?
Trump has pretty much defeated ISIS in just 10-11 months. Something Obama never was able to do, even though he helped create them.
Trump is moving the US embassy to Jerusalem. This is something presidents going back to Clinton have promised but never delivered.
Trump just gave the UN a massive budget cut. I wouldve liked to see more, and hopefully its coming
Trump just gave everyone more of their own money back.
Trump repealed the mandate that required people to have insurance even if they couldnt afford it.
- Trump did fail to repeal Obama Care
Trump is deporting a ton of illegal aliens. Most are the bad ones.
Trumps economy is very strong.
- Stock market looking good
- Consumer confidence is very high
- Black/Latino unemployment is coming back down
Are people getting tired of winning yet?
I heard Israel might name one of the train stations near the wall after Trump. Also looks like 10 other nations are considering moving their embassies to Jerusalem. So far, Trump is turning out to be a really shitty Hitler.
TRUMP’S APPROVAL RATING AFTER FIRST YEAR MATCHES OBAMA’S
President Trump’s tumultuous first year is ending on a strong note. Following passage of a historic, across the board tax cut on both the business and personal sides, the president’s poll ratings rebounded, and currently stand at 46% approval to 53% disapproval, the exact same level that President Obama finished his first calendar year at.
Trump actually bests Obama in the strong approval category, with 29% of voters saying they strongly approve of his performance (vs. 22% for Obama), and has a 3 point higher strong approve/disapprove net rating than Obama did.
However, more voters still disapprove of the president than approve, a challenging position going into a midterm year. It remains to be seen whether voters take to the aggressive agenda Trump and Republicans have set. But with the House at stake and Senate holding by a razor-thin margin, 2018 may be the last chance for the president to get major reforms through congress, the same situation President Obama and Democrats faced going into 2010, the year they suffered historic losses at every level of government.
SOURCE: http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/trump_administration/prez_track_dec28
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/pub...a_administration/obama_approval_index_history
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/pub...p_administration/trump_approval_index_history
President Trump’s tumultuous first year is ending on a strong note. Following passage of a historic, across the board tax cut on both the business and personal sides, the president’s poll ratings rebounded, and currently stand at 46% approval to 53% disapproval, the exact same level that President Obama finished his first calendar year at.
Trump actually bests Obama in the strong approval category, with 29% of voters saying they strongly approve of his performance (vs. 22% for Obama), and has a 3 point higher strong approve/disapprove net rating than Obama did.
However, more voters still disapprove of the president than approve, a challenging position going into a midterm year. It remains to be seen whether voters take to the aggressive agenda Trump and Republicans have set. But with the House at stake and Senate holding by a razor-thin margin, 2018 may be the last chance for the president to get major reforms through congress, the same situation President Obama and Democrats faced going into 2010, the year they suffered historic losses at every level of government.
SOURCE: http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/trump_administration/prez_track_dec28
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/pub...a_administration/obama_approval_index_history
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/pub...p_administration/trump_approval_index_history
MANUFACTURING ACCELERATES TO BEST LEVEL SINCE 2004
by Kevin Ryan
Manufacturing in the U.S. continued it’s surge, according to new data released today. The Institute for Supply Management’s (ISM) Manufacturing Business Survey Committee’s New Orders Index registered 69.4% in December, an increase of 5.4 percentage points over November and the highest level since January, 2004, fourteen years ago. An Index level above 52.3% indicates increasing manufacturing orders.
Fifteen of 18 industries reported growth in new orders in December:
• Machinery
• Apparel, Leather & Allied Products
• Primary Metals
• Computer & Electronic Products
• Plastics & Rubber Products
• Miscellaneous Manufacturing
• Printing & Related Support Activities
• Paper Products
• Fabricated Metal Products
• Food, Beverage & Tobacco Products
• Chemical Products
• Nonmetallic Mineral Products
• Electrical Equipment, Appliances & Components
• Transportation Equipment
• Petroleum & Coal Products
Only Wood Products reported a decrease in new orders in December.
The manufacturing surge began after the November, 2016 election of Donald Trump. Analysts point to a corresponding surge in business optimism surveys, partly in relief at the loss by the less-business friendly Democrats, and partly in anticipation of tax and regulation relief, which is expected to increase economic growth and prosperity.
Indeed minutes from the Fed’s December meeting, released today, reveal that Federal Reserve officials expect reductions in corporate and personal taxes to boost consumer and business spending and GDP in 2018. As a result, the Fed boosted its real GDP growth projections for 2018 and beyond
SOURCES:
https://www.instituteforsupplymanagement.org/ISMReport/MfgROB.cfm?SSO=1
http://www.shopfloor.org/2018/01/is...rders-jumped-fastest-pace-since-january-2004/
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...n-u-s-accelerates-to-cap-best-year-since-2004
https://www.quandl.com/data/ISM/MAN_NEWORDERS-Manufacturing-New-Orders-Index
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/03/fomc-minutes-tax-cuts-pushed-fed-to-raise-economic-forecast.html
by Kevin Ryan
Manufacturing in the U.S. continued it’s surge, according to new data released today. The Institute for Supply Management’s (ISM) Manufacturing Business Survey Committee’s New Orders Index registered 69.4% in December, an increase of 5.4 percentage points over November and the highest level since January, 2004, fourteen years ago. An Index level above 52.3% indicates increasing manufacturing orders.
Fifteen of 18 industries reported growth in new orders in December:
• Machinery
• Apparel, Leather & Allied Products
• Primary Metals
• Computer & Electronic Products
• Plastics & Rubber Products
• Miscellaneous Manufacturing
• Printing & Related Support Activities
• Paper Products
• Fabricated Metal Products
• Food, Beverage & Tobacco Products
• Chemical Products
• Nonmetallic Mineral Products
• Electrical Equipment, Appliances & Components
• Transportation Equipment
• Petroleum & Coal Products
Only Wood Products reported a decrease in new orders in December.
The manufacturing surge began after the November, 2016 election of Donald Trump. Analysts point to a corresponding surge in business optimism surveys, partly in relief at the loss by the less-business friendly Democrats, and partly in anticipation of tax and regulation relief, which is expected to increase economic growth and prosperity.
Indeed minutes from the Fed’s December meeting, released today, reveal that Federal Reserve officials expect reductions in corporate and personal taxes to boost consumer and business spending and GDP in 2018. As a result, the Fed boosted its real GDP growth projections for 2018 and beyond
SOURCES:
https://www.instituteforsupplymanagement.org/ISMReport/MfgROB.cfm?SSO=1
http://www.shopfloor.org/2018/01/is...rders-jumped-fastest-pace-since-january-2004/
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...n-u-s-accelerates-to-cap-best-year-since-2004
https://www.quandl.com/data/ISM/MAN_NEWORDERS-Manufacturing-New-Orders-Index
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/03/fomc-minutes-tax-cuts-pushed-fed-to-raise-economic-forecast.html
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over 100 companies have now given bonuses or raised employees salaries because of the tax reform.
