daz28
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29 minutes ago, JDHillFan said:
Your argument here, as incoherent as it is, is in direct contradiction with the guy you are apparently trying to back up.
daz - opec has the spigot turned off
you - we have more than ever! Also, coffee!
No, I said OPEC has their hand on the spigot at just the right amount to keep gas prices high, where they like them. You haven't disputed that, so I'll assume you agree. They're bleeding us for every cent they can, and it most certainly has an effect on other goods in a synergistic manner.
17 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson forever said:Massive deficit Covid spending by both recent presidents overwhelmingly drove inflation....and it was the right thing to do. The economy would have been much worse off without it.
There's only one problem with this argument, and that is that we incurred debt on that money, and we pay interest on it. If you have 3 mortgages or 10 or 100, is the next dollar you spend worth any less? If we paid off our national debt tomorrow, would everything go down in price by 75%? Inflation is part of the capitalist game to keep people poor. Do you think you could get people to do the menial labors necessary to run the economy if everyone had plenty of money???
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33 minutes ago, BillsFanNC said:
Or you could just go to CNN / MSNBC to find this reporting...
Julie getting all happy about what is going to be MOTION DENIED!x2
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4 minutes ago, BillStime said:
He didn't say that, or rather he didn't mean it, or it was taken out of context.
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36 minutes ago, BillsFanNC said:
Spry POTUS, who by all accounts is sharp as a tack, lost a bit of his fastball.
No, he's actually a terrible choice for our next president. The only worse choice is trump. I wish his spry ass would go impress the ladies playing shuffleboard.
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10 minutes ago, B-Man said:
TRUE.
He should have called MTG and MJ before him to answer why they were delaying weapons/aid to Israel for a much more substantial period of time. Maybe ask them about Hiroshima, too. LOL
Any military aid that the United States provides to recipients must only be used according to agreed-upon terms and conditions, and it is incumbent on the U.S. government to monitor the end use of the equipment it provides. For instance, the Ronald Reagan administration banned transfers of cluster munitions to Israel for several years in the 1980s after it determined that Israel had used them on civilian targets during its invasion of Lebanon
Israel has agreed to use U.S. weapons only in self-defense. Outside of this, Biden administration officials have said they have not placed further limitations or constraints on how Israel uses U.S. weapons, although they say that Israel should observe international law. In February 2024, four months into the Israel-Hamas war, Biden issued a national security memo requiring recipients of U.S. military aid to give written assurances that they would observe international law in their use of the aid, and that they would facilitate the delivery of U.S. humanitarian assistance in the area of armed conflict where the U.S. military aid is being used.
Since October 7, the Biden administration has reportedly made more than one hundred military aid transfers to Israel, although only two—totalling about $250 million—have met the aforementioned congressional review threshold and been made public.
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49 minutes ago, BillsFanNC said:
Your honor, the prosecution claimed the alleged crack cocaine my client allegedly possessed was allegedly in his right pants pocket. Well, it was actually in his left pants pocket. Therefore, it must have been planted to frame my client.
Judge inserts cat meme: HUH! HUH!
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9 minutes ago, JDHillFan said:
This is crap. Energy prices are clearly a factor. They don’t overwhelmingly drive inflation.
If they pumped oil out of the ground as fast as they possibly could, gas would be dirt cheap. We wouldn't even be having an inflation discussion. Did ya'll forget when trump BEGGED them to slow down oil production, because it had gotten too cheap??? There were literally tankers full of it sitting at anchor paying to have it removed from them.
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25 minutes ago, sherpa said:
What?
This is Israel's survival.
They are and have been under attack from three sides for years.
It is there issue to "deal."
Biden has proven to be a spineless non ally, and that is shameful.
What does this have to do with the American hostages, that we were talking about? As I recall it was MJ and the GQP clown car in the House that delayed helping Israel, while Biden pleaded with them.
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Just now, BillsFanNC said:
Election Interference. Undisputed champ.
What about the disinformation about the contents of the laptop that the House has wasted all of OUR time and taxpayer dollars on, while they fail to actually legislate anything? Not important to you????
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20 minutes ago, L Ron Burgundy said:
Am I crazy or has there been no good answers in this thread?
Wow that's sad. Really. Someone please tell me I just missed a post that details the Republican platform.
According to Chi's last post, in Missouri it is to get children married, pregnant, and then force them to have their own children, that they can't afford, effectively ruining their lives. Bravo GQP!
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15 minutes ago, 4th&long said:
I could listen to Jasmine ALL DAY. Talk about your rising stars. I'll bet the stupid squad is COMPLETELY jealous of her. Wonder if she's single. 💘
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21 minutes ago, 4th&long said:
For some reason they were trying to get stormy to admit trump was a good golfer and the most famous person at the tournament she met him at. Talk about strange lawyers!
It's the equivalent of the kid at McDonalds wiping the already clean counter. You at least have to appear to be doing something to earn your pay. It's hard to believe that any lawyer takes his cases, because knowing he's the greatest ever at everything means he's likely micro-managing them into failure every time.
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27 minutes ago, JDHillFan said:
Any chance you can steer us towards your thoughts on the Biden administrations efforts to censor social media, most particularly during Covid? It’s not really in question that they were doing that. Seems nazi-ish.
Also, the repeated use of NAZI by people like you and billstime is childish.
Both sides were asking media sites to not display some content, which I don't like, but it only becomes a problem when they face sanctions for NOT doing so. As far as I know, the only one threatening sanctions were 'anti-bias' laws proposed by the right. A social media company(or any company) can and should be able to restrict whatever content they choose, because freedom. Creating laws to dictate to them what content they can/cannot would be Nazi-ish. Childish maybe, but it hammers the point home.
23 minutes ago, AlBUNDY4TDS said:U mean democrats? They try damn hard to censor their political opponents and they have the backing of the establishment media.
If you mean cancel culture, sure it goes too far quite often, but as long as the government stays out of it, then that's fine. People and corporations are free to say what they wish, and they're equally allowed to react to others speech as they see fit. The 1st Amendment doesn't protect people from repercussions to their words/actions from other citizens.
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15 minutes ago, reddogblitz said:
This puzzles me about President Biden. He rarely mentions these hostages. It seems like it should be his #'1 priority in regards to the conflict.
It's even a bit strange that Fox doesn't have their families plastered all over the screen every night. I totally agree though, Middle East peace isn't happening anytime soon, no matter how many weapons we send over there. The real shame is that any deal negotiated will be looked at as weakness by Biden, and that likely plays a big part.
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26 minutes ago, BillStime said:
I love the game they're playing - like Trump had NOTHING to do with Stormy arrangements.
That's basically the only defense they have, and it will fall apart. As usual his lawyers are awful. At least he's not paying for this awful defense. That cost falls on the gullible uneducated base.
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33 minutes ago, L Ron Burgundy said:
Sometimes I think a lot of the right wingers here are themselves satire. Think about it, makes sense quite often doesn't it?
Nutbars tend to mix their delusions with sarcasm/satire. A natural masking mechanism.
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7 minutes ago, ChiGoose said:
That’s giving Julie Kelly too much credit.
I don’t think this was contrived or intentional.
I think she’s just really dumb.
That's debatable, but I think she's likely clever like trump when it comes to manipulating the uneducated. The nutbars have already turned this lie into, 'It's planted evidence to frame trump'. LOLOL
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8 minutes ago, AlBUNDY4TDS said:
Aww billsy has an ally, cute.
I'm an ally with anyone who's against Nazi censorship of opposing views.
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3 hours ago, AlBUNDY4TDS said:
Our tax dollars are not creating new jobs......how come the job reports keep getting revised, always falling way short of projection?
Unfortunately, they are. This is the new trickle-down scam. Corporations hold jobs hostage, unless they get substantial tax breaks. Then the ponzi logic says those jobs will create a tax base. The workers ends up footing the whole tax bill, or rather in most cases, the debt from the deficit it created.
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On 3/10/2024 at 1:17 PM, Tommy Callahan said:
That's a lot of inflation.
Apples and oranges. Try again:
Since 1963, the first year for which the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis has data on housing prices, the Consumer Price Index has risen from 30.44 to 303.294, an increase of 896%.3
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. "Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: All Items in U.S. City Average."
During that same time, the median sales price of a home rose from $17,800 to $436,800, an increase of 2,353.93%.
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43 minutes ago, AlBUNDY4TDS said:
You really are the biggest joke on this board, and it's not even close.
NC Karen created a thread with a fix for this. He updates it with silly memes just in case anyone forgets.
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47 minutes ago, AlBUNDY4TDS said:
But but but, he's not Trump so it's all good.
His name is in your name, in most of your posts, but because you love licking up the coup-laid, it's all good, right? I'm not a statistics major, nor do I have the time to do the stats, but it seems the name Biden comes up a lot too. BDS maybe?
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12 minutes ago, AlBUNDY4TDS said:
Man, you just can't help yourself. Tds is real.
So is Al Bundy. I'm sorry if my dislike of trump is disquieting to you. If it makes you happier, I'm not a Biden fan either.
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11 minutes ago, wnyguy said:
I bolded the part that you carelessly did not CAPITALIZE in your response to Tommy Callahan. It would seem to me that the bolded part is the main crux of the tweet. That the judicial oversight body deemed it appropriate to begin an investigation seems a tad bit interesting, not a gotcha but interesting, no?
The current score is investigations: 5273; Actual results from investigations: 0. 99 out of 100 investigations these days are political theater.
Here's the relevant information from the article that actually matters: Ultimately, however, Engoron’s ruling went in a direction that Bailey did not advise
Important information that you didn't get by just reading and spreading a partisan hack's tweets.
American CULTURAL Marxism: FINDING The Commie Left And Those Who Support Them (Useful Idiots)
in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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Did James Lindsay copy and paste that directly from Mein Kampf? It's comical that the last word is "manipulation". LOL You go fascists gurl!