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The fact you are strictly t centric shows your high level TDS. I have been around these forums since the U-little days (2003) and yes E is what I would call a common sense moderate Republican. He has held issue with r’s and d’s which a normal, thinking person should be able to do. You try to hold up Trump as THE Republican standard, he is not. Trump is by, for and about Trump exclusively, not the US. Your cult immersion has you repeating trump propaganda as the fact based truth, which it is not, quite the opposite. You people cry TDS while claiming the haters can’t judge Trump fairly, yet you won’t judge him at all. And those cult members who do attempt to hold Trump to a modicum of responsibility judge him on an insanely skewed curve. Your insincerity and disingenuousness is off the charts. Yet you persist.
I was a Republican and even a Nixon supporter in 68. I had been cured of that by Nixon's actions by 72.
 
This must be some of the bad stuff E and H think T does and would like to stop it from happening. If you think Kamala would have been able to put policies in place to do this...you are crazy.

New data released Wednesday and highlighted by the White House shows private-sector hiring roaring past forecasts, wages climbing, and federal payrolls shrinking to levels not seen since the 1960s
The economy added 172,000 private-sector jobs in January while shedding 42,000 government positions, pushing the unemployment rate down to 4.3%. Overall nonfarm job growth came in at 130,000 more than double the projections from many economists surveyed ahead of the release. The strength was concentrated squarely in the private sector, particularly construction, where employment jumped by 33,000 jobs. Of those, 25,000 were in nonresidential specialty trades -- the largest monthly gain in five years -- as factory projects, energy investments, and data center construction continue accelerating.
Paychecks are moving in the right direction as well. Average weekly earnings for private-sector workers rose 0.7% in January alone. Since Trump returned to office, average weekly earnings have increased 4.3%, with hourly earnings up 3.7%. Prime-age labor force participation has climbed to its highest level since 2001, suggesting more Americans in their core working years are reentering the job market.
 
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