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  1. 5 minutes ago, B-Man said:

     

     

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    W can crown billstime The King of Derangement.

     

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  2. 12 minutes ago, sherpa said:

     

    You are ignorant beyond belief.

     

    I follow my union's website on a daily basis.

    You know, the people who do this every day, and comment on it.

    You are a moron.

    Uninformed, foolish and driven to nonsense based on politics without background or any knowledge.

     

    A useless, uninformed goof on the subject, puking out nonsense on an issue you know nothing about.

    He's a trolling unrelenting pos, put him on ignore, he craves attention and needs hardcore meds.

  3. Meanwhile, outside of the stupid racist and nazi distractions, a real grown up adult problem.

     

    Congress needs to address debt ceiling before its August recess to prevent default, Treasury secretary says

    By Tami Luhby, CNN

    Updated: 6:06 PM EDT, Fri May 9, 2025

    Source: CNN

        Lawmakers have until August to address the debt ceiling or the US could default on its obligations for the first time ever, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent wrote to congressional leaders Friday, urging them to act even sooner, “to protect the full faith and credit of the United States.”

        The projection gives Republican lawmakers – who control Capitol Hill – a firmer deadline of when they have to pass their massive budget reconciliation bill, which aims to increase the debt ceiling along with extending the 2017 tax cuts and slashing federal spending.

    In his letter, Bessent said there is a “reasonable probability” that the cash and extraordinary measures that are allowing Treasury to continue paying the nation’s bills in full and on time will be exhausted in August, pointing out that is when Congress is scheduled to be in recess. But he noted that the projection is subject to “significant uncertainty.”

        “Therefore, I respectfully urge Congress to increase or suspend the debt limit by mid-July, before its scheduled break, to protect the full faith and credit of the United States,” he wrote.

    Treasury has been using cash and extraordinary measures to pay the nation’s bills in full and on time since January 21, when the US hit its roughly $36 trillion debt ceiling. Once the nation reaches that cap, which it has done repeatedly, it can no longer borrow to cover its obligations in full and on time. A default would likely cause global economic upheaval.

    House GOP leaders are closely monitoring projections for the so-called X-date, when the government could default, House Speaker Mike Johnson said at an Axios event in late April.

         “That’s a big pressure point, and we don’t know exactly when that X date will fall,” Johnson said, noting at the time that he was working under the assumption it could be as early as the beginning of June. “We can’t be caught flat-footed on this.”

    However, the caucus remains divided over how to address all three of its goals in the “big, beautiful bill,” leaving leaders with the tricky task of constructing a package that can get enough GOP votes to pass both chambers.

    In March, Bessent told lawmakers that he would continue using extraordinary measures – which are largely behind-the-scenes accounting maneuvers – through June 27.

          The Congressional Budget Office in March projected that the “X-date” would be reached in August or September.

    Though they control Congress, Republicans are divided over how to handle the debt ceiling. The House has included a $4 trillion increase to the cap in its budget resolution, while the Senate version raises the limit by $5 trillion. President Donald Trump has pushed GOP lawmakers to address the limit as soon as possible.

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  4. Meanwhile, reality outside above moron's head...

     

    Trump to pitch sweeping Medicare drug price plan

     

    https://www.politico.com/news/2025/05/07/trump-sweeping-medicare-drug-price-plan-00334167

     

    President Donald Trump plans to revive an effort to dramatically slash drug costs by tying the amount the government pays for some medicines to lower prices abroad, three people familiar with the matter told POLITICO.

    Trump early next week is expected to sign an executive order directing aides to pursue the initiative, called “most favored nation,” for a selection of drugs within the Medicare program. The idea would use the administration’s authorities to force prices down.

     

    Awaiting crazies spin and attack 3..2...1...

  5. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14688153/midwest-city-downtown-locals-scared-mad-max.html

     

    Midwest city's downtown is now Mad Max-style hellhole where locals are scared to go out after 8pm

     

       Surging crime and a diminishing police presence has turned a Missouri city into a hellhole, leaving locals afraid to step outside after dark.

    Downtown Kansas City has become a hotspot for illegal street racing and reckless ATV and dirt bike riders tearing through the neighborhoods - chaos that escalated last month when a police officer was hit by an ATV, Fox 4 reported.

         Now, frustrated business owners and locals are weighing whether to abandon downtown altogether, blaming the Dem-run city's leadership and law enforcement for failing to curb the chaos and restore a sense of safety.

    'This isn't a race issue, this isn't a political issue, this is a safety issue,' David Lopez, a local business owner, told Fox News, noting how chaos right outside is a constant occurrence, posing extreme danger for the surrounding community.

        'I feel as though this city is about unsafe as it's been since my family has been at 207 Southwest Boulevard, and that's 45 years this September,' he added.

    'When things out of your control start to chip away at the very foundation of what you've done for four generations, it hurts.'

        Not only is the community feeling the impact as they return to the safety of their own homes by nightfall, but long-standing local businesses are bearing the brunt - watching foot traffic vanish and revenue slip away.

    'People are going to leave - that's it,' Lopez, the general manager at Manny's Mexican Restaurant, added to the outlet. Democrat Mayor Quinton Lucas has faced growing anger over the mounting chaos. 

     

     

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  6. 3 hours ago, yall said:

    Can you dolts manage to keep Trump out of a single thread or can you not resist invoking his name whenever your Cheeto covered fingers click away at your keyboard?

    they can't ...and they hate the "tds" moniker because they know its so accurate.

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  7. 4 hours ago, BringMetheHeadofLeonLett said:

    I have never in my lifetime experienced a collection of appointees as unqualified for their posts as we have right now under the Trump administration.  
     

    Good luck

    in my life I've never experienced so many mentally broken people going insane over one individual.

    Not one person on the left said a single thing about a president for years that was barely able to walk or talk.

    So much blatant hypocrisy.

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