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I don't know where you live, but in this neighborhood, it helps to look at the entire page and maybe the answer will be there?

Not according to his interview on WGR this spring. He played WR in high school, not TE.

I believe that Logan said that despite being recruited as a TE, he didn't play the position in high school.

It was a scary read.

That's something to ponder in why McD felt better about bringing Rambo back and not Corey. Both probably got vet minimum deals.

Not meant to point to a political bias, but to an anti-Trump bias among the DC careerists. Was Comey acting in full faith of his oath to serve or to set a trap for a sitting President?

Those ain't no tulips.

This is of course should be painted against a backdrop that a sworn professional's actions led to the appointment of the special prosecutor in the first place.

You mean the "good war?"

Asians and East Indians aren't minorities.

Colt Anderson on PUP

And where is their liquidity coming from? The balance sheet has to unwind, and it won't be pretty.

Don't be cute. You know who the active buyer has been. The funny (not really) part is there's one side of the Fed that's confounded by the amount of liquidity in the capital markets and don't understand why banks continue to load up on more risk.

Auctions are full because there's a big captive buyer ... and never mind the effect of the exit of the biggest buyer of MBS. Who'd want to be around when that music stops?

Who's going to provide the capital to take out the maturing bonds?

That joke was kind of batty

Oops, you're right

Didn't he get hurt today?

The conditions for the last tax holiday were different and there wasn't as much cash sitting offshore then. Planners are also discussing a deemed repatriation tax, so everyone will get taxed whether they bring the cash back or not. You're right there probably won't be a direct link between companies bringing cash back and increased direct investment in the US, but there will be a side benefit to alleviate the bond bubble because there will be less incentive for big companies to borrow in the future. Despite headlines that Trump's administration has been less than effective, his department and agency appointees have done a good job in removing growth-stifling regulations, and that's helping economic growth.

Greg Ip is far from a Trump supporter: Look past the noise. This supports the premise of the OP. By removing the obstacles to normal business operations, the economy is humming along, despite Fed tightening. Tax reform needs to happen though, because clouds are building on the horizon, and Greenspan is half right about the bubbles.

Except they're not.

Funny that it took him standing up to Obama on Cuba to get indicted.

That's some funny stuff, right there.

Matt Moore doesn't one hop wide open TEs who are 15 yards away

If your definition of facts includes feelings and emotions, then yes Cenk obliterated Shapiro.