US Elections (& Politics) :)
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Why the hell would Japan import these inbreds.
Yeah, go ahead you Islamic neanderthals! Mess around with Japanese traditions. YOU WON'T find them as gullible or forgiving as we or the rest of the world is towards your cancerous religion!
bigredfish
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Bad numbers?
Fire the guy reporting the numbers
Still bad numbers?
Quit reporting the numbers and change how theyre reported.
And the Magidiots clapped like trained seals….
Fire the guy reporting the numbers
Still bad numbers?
Quit reporting the numbers and change how theyre reported.
And the Magidiots clapped like trained seals….
bigredfish
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bigredfish
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He really wants that Gaza Trump Resort & Casino
Sybertiger
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The media should start their reports with "paid protesters gathered in front...." but they suck, don't do their homework and have an agenda. And more likely they'll start off with "an organic crowd gathered...."
Meanwhile, down in Texas...
BREAKING: I'm taking action to hold Robert Francis O'Rourke in contempt for violating a court order and scamming Texans.
Beto is about to find out that running your mouth and ignoring the rule of law has consequences in Texas.
It's time to lock him up.
BREAKING: I'm taking action to hold Robert Francis O'Rourke in contempt for violating a court order and scamming Texans.
Beto is about to find out that running your mouth and ignoring the rule of law has consequences in Texas.
It's time to lock him up.
I know this sounds crazy but Israel will not be able to establish order in Gaza, IMO. Having Arabs do this is a better choice, I think Netanyahu mentioned this...
Parley
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Trump is bringing in so much revenue from tariffs that it’s seriously reducing the $37 trillion national debt
President Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs are raking in unprecedented sums for the federal government—so much, in fact, that a top budget watchdog says the revenue rivals the impact of creating a brand-new payroll tax or slashing the entire military budget by nearly one-fifth. (These are rough estimates, to be sure, conveyed to communicate the magnitude of the tariffs, not precise contributions to the budget.) But can these massive cash flows, already topping tens of billions monthly, truly put a dent in America’s $37 trillion national debt?
Actually, yes, according to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB).
bigredfish
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LOL 
Lets say the Tariffs take in $100-200 Billion p/yr
We’re $37 Trillion in debt and that goes up by $2 Trillion per year
In 10 years you’ll see a $57 Trillion debt.
If the tariffs were to actually last that long, and continue to bring in even $2 Trillion in that time, we’ll see ONLY a $55 Trillion debt.
The Sun will burn out before the tariffs put a noticeable dent in the debt.
Lets say the Tariffs take in $100-200 Billion p/yr
We’re $37 Trillion in debt and that goes up by $2 Trillion per year
In 10 years you’ll see a $57 Trillion debt.
If the tariffs were to actually last that long, and continue to bring in even $2 Trillion in that time, we’ll see ONLY a $55 Trillion debt.
The Sun will burn out before the tariffs put a noticeable dent in the debt.
Parley
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Appeals Court Allows DOGE Access to Sensitive Data at Several Agencies
A federal appeals court on Tuesday allowed teams affiliated with the Department of Government Efficiency to gain access to potentially sensitive data on millions of Americans, overruling a lower court that had blocked that access in February.
By a 2-to-1 vote, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit granted the access to data stored at the Treasury Department, the Education Department and the Office of Personnel Management, citing the Supreme Court’s decision in a similar case in June involving Social Security data.
The decision cleared the way for teams put in place this year by Elon Musk to reclaim “high-level I.T. access” to government databases, Judge Julius N. Richardson wrote, over the objections of a number of labor unions who had sued, arguing the move violated federal privacy laws.
Writing for the majority, Judge Richardson said the circumstances of the case mirrored those in a lawsuit involving data that the Supreme Court had weighed as an emergency application this year. In an unsigned order in that case, the Supreme Court intervened to allow the DOGE analysts to continue sifting through the records “in order for those members to do their work.”
My comment.: Another part of the solution to cut government spending. It is a multi-facet problem that Trump is working. May I say that the Democrats in Congress are not helping one iota.
A federal appeals court on Tuesday allowed teams affiliated with the Department of Government Efficiency to gain access to potentially sensitive data on millions of Americans, overruling a lower court that had blocked that access in February.
By a 2-to-1 vote, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit granted the access to data stored at the Treasury Department, the Education Department and the Office of Personnel Management, citing the Supreme Court’s decision in a similar case in June involving Social Security data.
The decision cleared the way for teams put in place this year by Elon Musk to reclaim “high-level I.T. access” to government databases, Judge Julius N. Richardson wrote, over the objections of a number of labor unions who had sued, arguing the move violated federal privacy laws.
Writing for the majority, Judge Richardson said the circumstances of the case mirrored those in a lawsuit involving data that the Supreme Court had weighed as an emergency application this year. In an unsigned order in that case, the Supreme Court intervened to allow the DOGE analysts to continue sifting through the records “in order for those members to do their work.”
My comment.: Another part of the solution to cut government spending. It is a multi-facet problem that Trump is working. May I say that the Democrats in Congress are not helping one iota.
mat200
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I see alot of these now. You know I would rather see these babies then the actual politicians, haha
