

I think it’s still to early for that. The market seems to still be quite bullish that things will play out in a good way. However, everything I’m seeing will have years long cascading effects on the economy that we can’t begin to forecast.
I think it’s still to early for that. The market seems to still be quite bullish that things will play out in a good way. However, everything I’m seeing will have years long cascading effects on the economy that we can’t begin to forecast.
God they’re going to say everything people are angry about was Musks fault and try to shift the blame.
Another thing is, I believe, that it wasn’t dems showing up to vote, the shift in margin was Republicans voting for democrats. If that’s really the case that’s huge, cause it doesn’t mean Republicans are disengaged, they’re starting to work against the current admin.
You’d think, but they’re literally cutting like mad men. And it looks like people are already noticing, Wisconsin just went blue for the judge and Florida got surprisingly close to flipping (if you look at the numbers it seems that Republicans were turning out in numbers to vote blue).
I mean look at the stock market, customer sentiment, etc. Everything is pointing down and we haven’t started to see the unemployment that’s going to be brought on from all the government layoffs and attempts to rescind grants/contracts.
I think the next jobs report is going to be painful and we won’t see anything positive economically for a while after that.
Another hard hitter was “Game of Tones”. It’s in the seventh season, so a bit later on. But the mom/son relationship hits hard.
Wondering if that’s reported or estimated (couldn’t tell from the article), cause if it’s reported then the real number is even higher.
Because without covid you’d probably have to go back further in time (or maybe not cause Trump would’ve screwed things over anyways).
I’m just calling out that covid kinda acted as a soft reset on a lot of metrics (economic and otherwise) so anything looking back in time is going to be a bit funky.
Covid continues to screw us over by hiding how badly Trump is screwing the economy.
Covid continues to screw us over by hiding how badly Trump is screwing the economy.
The way they’re gutting these agencies they aren’t able to fufill their congressional appointed duties, so they’re already breaking the law, but the courts are slow and seem non-plussed and congress has been coopted.
Some are doing republican only town halls ಠ_ಠ
Sounds like you need to read up more on the civil rights movement. That had many elements that were even more aggressive than damaging a couple of cars.
I mean there are literally areas where commercial drones can’t fly, as in the software won’t allow it. The tracking and registration system is certainly a bit more robust than guns. While all the rules aren’t the same, you would expect it because, unlike guns, there are a lot of uses for drones besides killing things.
With all the job cuts tied to the Republicans, I don’t think most care about tax rates right now.
I mean, if democrats controlled the house he would be getting impeached, it’s not the volume or quality of the crimes, it’s the fact Republicans don’t care.
Yeah that’s why I called out it costs money.
Its also kinda similar to taxes, the US pretty much already knows all this info already, yet somehow we can’t manage to make elections easy and free.
Have you tried getting a realID? It’s just as bad as getting a passport and costs a chunk of change. I’m pissed off states weren’t able to shut it down. Now you need a passport effectively to fly domestically.
Yeah, I know why the guy came clean, but it would have been so much more useful if we stayed on the chat. Really a big missed opportunity.
I don’t think it’s been a bull market, but I think everyone has been bullish in that they don’t think Trump will follow through with blowing up the economy. But given he just announced 10% tarrifs on everything I think the market has been foolish.
Honestly if the markets would realize he’s serious they might have avoided this. A huge drop earlier on given his tariff talk might have helped avoid this.