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Geesh, I don't even agree with BDK much, but you brushing away actual facts and data so that you yourself can just rely on talking points is ironical absurdity. There is nothing about COVID that necessitated the two humungous spending bills Biden signed into existence in the first few months of his...

Not facts, but BS. It wasn’t an initial bill. It was the 3rd major Covid bill. There wasn’t anything tough about passing a 2nd recovery bill. 2 major ones had already been passed. The 2nd one, under Trump, had just been passed a couple months before. That was dumb too, but Biden had to be ‘Hold my ...

Ugh. All of that assumes that we were in a similar economic downturn to previous economic downturns. But the pandemic wasn't that. The economy prior to the pandemic was not only fine, it was very good. All of the trends that that snippet wants to credit to the ARP were already present prior to the ...

kalm wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2024 10:34 am

GannonFan wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2024 9:38 am

You should turn on the lights. I’ve got nothing so I’ll resort to insults.

FYP, CaribbeanGannonfan.

Well, you're awfully ironical today, I'll give you that.

kalm wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2024 9:29 am

GannonFan wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2024 9:22 am

Oh, so guilty then. Certainly much more efficient than relying on an actual court case.

(Looks around to see if anyone is arguing this shouldn’t be tried)

You should turn on the lights. It seems like you're in the dark here.

A biased source, but still, the facts and numbers suggest that the ARP has proven to be a success and was not the sole, or maybe even predominant cause of inflation. The economy is driven by the working class. Bail them out during an economic crisis (rather than our sometimes used socialism for the...

Well, not according to houndie. He's pretty clear that all these delaying tactics couldn't be done by an innocent person, ergo, he must be guilty. And it's not like houndie is some profound, original thinker. If he's gotten to that point then so have loads of people before him. Innocent people with...

So now people aren't innocent until proven guilty, they're innocent until they do anything other than a speedy trial, and then we just know they're guilty as sin just for delaying a trial? Come on, people delay trials all the time for a variety of reasons. Going to trial is basically rolling the di...

Trump asks judge to delay New York criminal trial until Supreme Court rules on presidential immunity If trump continues to attempt to delay every lawsuit he faces with claims of Presidential Immunity even when it's pretty clear his actions were not related to his duties as President, SCOTUS should ...

Bottom line: -Biden took classified info (as a Senator amd VP) to 3 different personal locations. -Knew he had some classified info (at least before he went senile) because he had them in his personal diary which he shared with his ghostwriter. -Leaked that classified info (see above). -Told multip...

https://twitter.com/townhallcom/status/1767563581774565598?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1767563581774565598%7Ctwgr%5Ecb657d9fbf2f5e8b72f564aaa2cdee2767f75475%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fredstate.com%2Fbonchie%2F2024%2F03%2F12%2Fdemocrats-are-seething-after-robert...

800 million quarterly profit- that’s it? Last year they had net sales of 20.1 billion, 3.4 billion profit (thats an avg of 850 million per quarter), which was down 1% from the year before. Inflation adjusted thats a bigger drop. And 17% profit margin isn’t tbat big. https://s29.q4cdn.com/993087495/...

But again: but why ? With conduct so blatant that anybody outside MAGA can see it, why isn't he being charged with insurrection? It has to be some sort of technicality in the definition of "insurrection" no? Like the EJ Caroll case wasn't rape - except for how regular folk use the word it...

Or Congress or a court of law. Congress already decided it wasn’t. That's not technically what they decided. He got impeached (charged) by the House with what basically amounted to insurrection, and the Senate voted not to convict him of it. But impeachments are criminal trials, they are political ...

CH has a little bit of a point here, and that point being how long does this go on? A year? 5 years? 10 years? In two years, we've given Ukraine about $75B in aid, spread out over everything from actual hardware to financing. That's only a relatively small amount of our annual outlays (maybe 0.3%)....

Continue to help UKR reject Russian advances and secure their sovereignty until Russia finally gives up. Either send additional aid and/or weapons to UKR or start using frozen Russian assets (economically risky but do U.S. war). Can you post the Well we’re waiting gif for me .. Seriously, what you’...

The way forward is clear. Charge someone with a crime under 18 USC 2383. Get a conviction. Boom, can't hold office. It's all right there. And yet, we refuse to do that with Trump. Crazy times. It's not that clear as SCOTUS is dragging its ass on the presidential immunity ruling. If Trump is immune ...

Already answered this in the other thread. Your spin on this just flies in the face of the actual facts. Biggest issue was states unilaterally deciding on their own who gets to run in federal elections. Court couldn't have been any more united in refuting that. Court wins like that are significant ...

Angstrom-wide?? Come on, the main thrust of that court case was whether states could unilaterally, using whatever method they want, to remove candidates from federal elections. That's not a small thing no matter how you try to frame it. And in that regard, the court was a resounding 9-0 unanimous d...

First person that’s admitted to voting for Biden, now if we could just find the other 79,999,999 voters…. When both candidates off the court record is equally bad, you have to go with the one that is better during the game… Simple Pretty sure I've been clear I voted for Biden in 2020 ever since I c...

Nope, he’s only getting worse First quarter put him in the basement and he can’t dig himself out… The withdrawal from Afghanistan (1st quarter) and the Inflation Reduction Act (2nd quarter) were the low points of biden's presidency. What specifically would you hold against him? trump finished his P...

Biden will struggle to match this scorecard… https://twitter.com/salgentile/status/1765561385604276428?s=46&t=ascmQ1_jzEznLLEdWL4H3w Hence why I never have and never will submit a ballot voting for Trump. Hard to be any more of a detestable person than Trump is and really always has been. Histo...

Hey Kalm, was it really 5-4? :lol: https://twitter.com/Banned_Bill/status/1764783164881309721?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1764783164881309721%7Ctwgr%5Ef0a26cadfa67116c86105db3f908b7baf6287365%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fredstate.com%2Fnick-arama%2F2024%2F03%2F04...

Apparently "those people" don't know shit, as they took a 9-0 drubbing. That's malpractice. On an angstrom-wide slice of the issue. The important part was 5-4. :coffee: "...the majority attempts to insulate all alleged insurrectionists from future challenges to their holding Federal ...

Neocons forced Russia to invade. Putin didn’t have a choice! No, he was asked by the Donbass for protection, but you keep with that narrative. It was either that, or Ukraine, which had massed at the border, was going to invade the Donbass and kill more of their brethren. Russia and Russian supporte...