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You mean like house parties and rioters/looters? It really is hard to imagine... those folks are so good at following safety guidelines.
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You mean like house parties and rioters/looters? It really is hard to imagine... those folks are so good at following safety guidelines.
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At least she's allowed to speak without a teleprompter.
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How stupid does trump think Americans are? Oh wait, he knows his base and is looking for a few more white, under-educated, uninformed, fearful and gullible buffoons.
Trump pitches White suburban voters in blatantly political White House event | CNN Politics
President Donald Trump warned again Thursday that Democrats want to destroy American suburbs -- a blatant attempt to sway White suburban voters while stoking racial divisions.www.cnn.com
When are you going to stop embarrassing yourself with CNN on every post?
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Like we're currently escorting trespassers out of the country?
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Lawbreakers don't want law enforcement. Pretty simple concept. TRUMP2020.
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Border Patrol is out of control
Want to defund the police? A good place to start might be the U.S. Customs and Border Protection.The latest Trumpist assault on American democracy reached a boiling point over the weekend in Portland, Oregon. Video showed two men in military gear — later revealed to be CBP agents — plucking a...
Yup! Most of all while Obama was President.
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One of the few things Obama did right. Funny, though, how nobody got upset about him putting kids in cages. Libtard hypocrisy.
In the kitchen, liberal and hypocrisy are redundant.
When McEnany returned with a piece of paper, Trump turned on Wallace. "Number one low mortality rate," he said, attacking Wallace for reporting "fake news" in the process. "You said we had the worst mortality rate in the world, and we have the best."
But the President's claim is not true. And it's not even close.
The US in fact has one of the highest death rates from the coronavirus of any country, and is worse than several badly-hit countries like Brazil, Mexico and Russia, according to data collected by Johns Hopkins University.
But the President's claim is not true. And it's not even close.
The US in fact has one of the highest death rates from the coronavirus of any country, and is worse than several badly-hit countries like Brazil, Mexico and Russia, according to data collected by Johns Hopkins University.
As Biden says, when Trump loses (landslide, probably), if he won’t leave because he doesn’t accept the results, then, like all trespassers, he will he escorted out.
Sheriff Joe
DA
He just wants to be “with her.”
From CNBC:
Some investors are placing bets that the stock market could have a massive sell-off following the election, and some analysts say it’s because of the fear of a Democrats winning the presidency and both houses of Congress....
Krosby said President Donald Trump is still viewed as a better steward of the economy, and therefore better for the market than former Vice President Joe Biden, who has said he would raise taxes on corporations. The RealClear Politics average of polls shows Biden ahead by 5.9 points...
Analysts at BCA Research said the stock market is underestimating how negative a Biden victory would be for investing. “If the Democrats gain control of the Senate alongside a Biden victory, as our Geopolitical Strategy Service projects, financial markets may have to begin discounting a future materially less friendly regulatory and tax policy,” the analysts note.
The Democrats would be negative for corporate profits and put pressure on margins with an expected tax hike, the BCA analysts said.
www.cnbc.com
Some investors are placing bets that the stock market could have a massive sell-off following the election, and some analysts say it’s because of the fear of a Democrats winning the presidency and both houses of Congress....
Krosby said President Donald Trump is still viewed as a better steward of the economy, and therefore better for the market than former Vice President Joe Biden, who has said he would raise taxes on corporations. The RealClear Politics average of polls shows Biden ahead by 5.9 points...
Analysts at BCA Research said the stock market is underestimating how negative a Biden victory would be for investing. “If the Democrats gain control of the Senate alongside a Biden victory, as our Geopolitical Strategy Service projects, financial markets may have to begin discounting a future materially less friendly regulatory and tax policy,” the analysts note.
The Democrats would be negative for corporate profits and put pressure on margins with an expected tax hike, the BCA analysts said.
Some investors are making bets on an election sell-off, fearing a Democratic sweep
Investors are placing bets that the stock market could have a massive sell-off following the election.
www.cnbc.com
While the pandemic remains the key mover of stocks, investors are beginning to worry about the implications of a Biden win in November.
July 7, 2020
After months of fixating on the pandemic, Wall Street has something new to worry about: a possible Biden presidency.
With the latest polls suggesting that former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has built a commanding lead over President Trump in the 2020 race, investors have begun to take into account that the not-too-distant future could look very different from the business-friendly thrust of the current administration. And it’s making some nervous.
Investors aren’t yet making buying and selling decisions based on the eventuality of a Biden administration, so the market’s dips and rallies don’t fully reflect their worries. But there are clues.
On June 24, when the market dropped 2.6 percent during a broad-based rise in coronavirus infections, some Wall Street traders and analysts attributed part of the fall to data from polls — including one produced by The New York Times and Siena College — showing Mr. Biden’s lead over Mr. Trump...
“The market is starting to worry that Trump will not be re-elected,” said Lori Calvasina, head of U.S. equity strategy at RBC Capital Markets. “Trump is consistently viewed as a positive for the stock market.”
entire article:
www.nytimes.com
July 7, 2020
After months of fixating on the pandemic, Wall Street has something new to worry about: a possible Biden presidency.
With the latest polls suggesting that former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has built a commanding lead over President Trump in the 2020 race, investors have begun to take into account that the not-too-distant future could look very different from the business-friendly thrust of the current administration. And it’s making some nervous.
Investors aren’t yet making buying and selling decisions based on the eventuality of a Biden administration, so the market’s dips and rallies don’t fully reflect their worries. But there are clues.
On June 24, when the market dropped 2.6 percent during a broad-based rise in coronavirus infections, some Wall Street traders and analysts attributed part of the fall to data from polls — including one produced by The New York Times and Siena College — showing Mr. Biden’s lead over Mr. Trump...
“The market is starting to worry that Trump will not be re-elected,” said Lori Calvasina, head of U.S. equity strategy at RBC Capital Markets. “Trump is consistently viewed as a positive for the stock market.”
entire article:
Investors Start to Ask: What if Biden Becomes President? (Published 2020)
While the pandemic remains the key mover of stocks, investors are beginning to worry about the implications of a Biden win in November.
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Did Pap Smear come up with that prediction himself or did his sister/wife have them put it in the script?
One skill Republican candidates for re-election will have to practice this year is the ability to hold a smile for the cameras while the police clear protestors from the room --
www.cnn.com
Protestors interrupt Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' coronavirus briefing - CNN Video
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' press briefing on his state's response to the pandemic was met with loud protests, including shouts of "Shame on you Ron DeSantis!"
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He’s making a very impressive showing.One skill Republican candidates for re-election will have to practice this year is the ability to hold a smile for the cameras while the police clear protestors from the room --
Protestors interrupt Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' coronavirus briefing - CNN Video
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' press briefing on his state's response to the pandemic was met with loud protests, including shouts of "Shame on you Ron DeSantis!"
While the pandemic remains the key mover of stocks, investors are beginning to worry about the implications of a Biden win in November.
July 7, 2020
After months of fixating on the pandemic, Wall Street has something new to worry about: a possible Biden presidency.
With the latest polls suggesting that former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has built a commanding lead over President Trump in the 2020 race, investors have begun to take into account that the not-too-distant future could look very different from the business-friendly thrust of the current administration. And it’s making some nervous.
Investors aren’t yet making buying and selling decisions based on the eventuality of a Biden administration, so the market’s dips and rallies don’t fully reflect their worries. But there are clues.
On June 24, when the market dropped 2.6 percent during a broad-based rise in coronavirus infections, some Wall Street traders and analysts attributed part of the fall to data from polls — including one produced by The New York Times and Siena College — showing Mr. Biden’s lead over Mr. Trump...
“The market is starting to worry that Trump will not be re-elected,” said Lori Calvasina, head of U.S. equity strategy at RBC Capital Markets. “Trump is consistently viewed as a positive for the stock market.”
entire article:
Investors Start to Ask: What if Biden Becomes President? (Published 2020)
While the pandemic remains the key mover of stocks, investors are beginning to worry about the implications of a Biden win in November.
If you invest in stocks, you did great under Obama and not quite as well under Trump. Obviously.
The big question is how is the stock market still so high?
Huh?
Many companies have been able to slash their labor costs with the government picking up the slack to keep the laid-off workers housed and fed. It's almost like socialism.
That’s right. The Feds gave me a month of overhead.
Make sure I can keep my employees happy and put a few hundy in the market when it tanked for a couple of weeks.
Now they need to do more...and not for me, this time.