Who doesn't love free money?

Yes Trump is trying to buy the farm vote. I own a farm but I wouldn't vote for the orange haired peckerhead. Didn't even have to pay a penny in estate taxes. I found a letter from Hillary in my dads mail thanking him for his donation. Used to be that farmers and union workers voted for Democrats. The Mid West used to be all blue but it is getting to be Trump territory except for some of the larger cities.

So...the mainstream media is all fake news, and the polls are all lies...but you are quoting the mainstream media and one of their polls?

Why does this keep happening?

If you have bought into the Russian Cold War policy of "the media is the enemy of the people", aka "Fake news!", then you have to use the same fruitcake conspiracy sites that Rich uses to get his "news"...you don't get to do both.

Fish on...

Todd

This makes Rich G the biggest snowflake around here.

Probably fake, right?


https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/01/tony-pod...l-referral.html

Blowing things a bit T.A.D outta proportion you could say?

I'll show myself out.

Did you do that on purpose?

What happened Hank, more fake news?

Not sure what is going on with you Hank, but you may want to look at this:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/live-july-jobs-report-120136828.html

For an old fart, you are surprisingly light on your feet when it comes to dancing! Yesterday it was great news that payrolls increased by 219K. Today when the actual numbers come out 25% lower, it's still great news. And people wonder why the Magargalers are viewed with such disdain!

Hank, hard to tell where you got that number with no citation. Please educate oh wise one!

Hank:

Obviously, 4.1% growth is outstanding. The hell of the situation is that, even if growth continues at a similar clip, it won't pay for the tax cut over time. Add in the extreme likelihood that growth will not maintain that level much longer, and you start to see why not everybody thinks the short-term impact of this temporary stimulus is worth celebrating.

NPR: Despite Strong Economy, Federal Deficit Soars.
https://www.npr.org/2018/08/03/635071790...prml&f=1001

Remember that voters memories are so short that they will forget quickly. We have to keep them focused on voting for R's in the midterms so trump all the good things, even if they as empemeral as a snowflake in Death Valley. Just get past the election with Happy Campers and then it is a two year free ride. By which time there will be new triumphs just before the election.

Fish on!

Separate of the politics, 4.1% with the strong potential to hit 5% next qtr. is astounding in this day and age. These are GOOD TIMES my dudes.

Inflation is running around 2.9% in the past year. Inflation is at a 6 year high. Tariffs are going to increase inflation even more. Enjoy the good times while they last because the bear market is just around the corner.

As it has been as it will be . . .

The Day in Trump...

The Trump Administration removed regulations that kept asbestos out of building materials...why, you ask?

Who knows? But I'm sure it's just a coincidence that a giant Russian mining conglomerate that specializes in asbestos, just sent out product with Trump's face on it, saying "Trump Approved!".

This Administration, not to mention the Magarglers and other assorted imbeciles and morons, is starting to make the movie Idiocracy look like a Mensa meeting.

Fish on...

Todd

HBN’s Board President Bill Walsh said that the chlor-alkali industry is the only industry in the country that still uses asbestos, reportedly importing about 480 tons of the carcinogen each year from Russia and Brazil.

Walsh pointed out that chlorine-based plastics are commonly found in building-product materials and that “virtually all” asbestos in the U.S. is used in the industrial process to make chlorine. This includes PVC and vinyl plastics, which is largely found in the creation of pipes, tiles, flooring, adhesives, paints, and roofing products.

Asbestos, while already legal for some uses, has not been as widely used in U.S. construction since nearly 60 countries forbid it from use over 40 years ago. Though the EPA is now easing its regulations against integrating the harmful toxin and others like it under the Trump administration, it will largely be the responsibility of local and state governments, as well as companies and informed consumers to counter these new federal moves. Walsh says it’s up to sustainable building-product manufacturers and ultimately, architects to pressure the market.

https://archpaper.com/2018/08/epa-asbestos-manufacturing/