PJF
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A reminder that all Democrats want to give "free" healthcare to illegal aliens.
View: https://x.com/redsteeze/status/1973575882020466741?t=GvUFzmLdbOUhEYSi6Czc6g&s=19
View: https://x.com/redsteeze/status/1973575882020466741?t=GvUFzmLdbOUhEYSi6Czc6g&s=19
Red
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No surprise at all.
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According to the survey of 3,445 American adults conducted between September 22 and 28, 53% of the country believes that Trump has made economic conditions worse. Just 24%, meanwhile, say that he’s improved them. The same poll also found that just 26% of respondents would evaluate the economy as being excellent or good, including only 44% of those who identify as Republicans or who lean Republican.
Seventy-four percent, meanwhile, say the economy is either fair or poor.
Among that latter cohort, high inflation (17%), tariffs (12%), and the “high cost of living” (9%) were the top reasons listed for why they evaluated the economy as being fair or poor. “Negative mentions of Trump/GOP” came in at 16%.
SHOCK POLL: Majority Believe Trump Has Hurt Economy — Just 2 in 10 Say He’s Helped
A new Pew Research poll found that a majority of Americans believe that the effect of Trump's policies on the economy has been to make it worse.
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According to the survey of 3,445 American adults conducted between September 22 and 28, 53% of the country believes that Trump has made economic conditions worse. Just 24%, meanwhile, say that he’s improved them. The same poll also found that just 26% of respondents would evaluate the economy as being excellent or good, including only 44% of those who identify as Republicans or who lean Republican.
Seventy-four percent, meanwhile, say the economy is either fair or poor.
Among that latter cohort, high inflation (17%), tariffs (12%), and the “high cost of living” (9%) were the top reasons listed for why they evaluated the economy as being fair or poor. “Negative mentions of Trump/GOP” came in at 16%.
PJF
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What a strange phenomenon.
View: https://x.com/dandinohill/status/1975577820693995725?t=YHOfDKWZECdSjzbXUlBflw&s=19
View: https://x.com/dandinohill/status/1975577820693995725?t=YHOfDKWZECdSjzbXUlBflw&s=19
Mongoose
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well there are some missing steps
import illegal aliens
put illegals on disability or welfare to provide government handouts for life
put nefarious and questionable election practices into place like allowing illegal aliens to vote etc
View: https://x.com/MJTruthUltra/status/1973781016750719380
PJF
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PJF
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More stupid Democrat policies.
View: https://x.com/catturd2/status/1976260963847299371?t=_nHcmhpKA4O2IO2UdH92Kw&s=19
View: https://x.com/catturd2/status/1976260963847299371?t=_nHcmhpKA4O2IO2UdH92Kw&s=19
Red
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The agencies impacted by the layoffs.
Sardines
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I'm trying to think of a great country that doesn't value education, science, preparedness for the outbreak of disease, natural disasters, and counting the pennies.
Sounds like the path many great or at least very good countries have taken as they descend into religious fundamentalism.
PJF
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Democrats sure hate America and Americans.
View: https://x.com/Kalshi/status/1977733779423711345?t=Wc-xpbauKe1Yqdt4u5-0Wg&s=19
View: https://x.com/Kalshi/status/1977733779423711345?t=Wc-xpbauKe1Yqdt4u5-0Wg&s=19
Mongoose
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No ****…. That’s why we got maga. You should have a look at some war graphs and pharmaceutical graphs and tax graphs. Maybe you’ll figure it out eventually.Our heath care cost are a Joe Biden problem?
Obamacare caused the problem that started in like 1982?
Here's a graph that doesn't seem to give a **** what political party is in charge.
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Well I mean Biden sent hundreds of FBI agents to the capital on January 6th according to trump. Even though trump, not Biden, was president on January 6th.Our heath care cost are a Joe Biden problem?
Obamacare caused the problem that started in like 1982?
Here's a graph that doesn't seem to give a **** what political party is in charge.
We should just go with the healthcare plan proposed by trump and the Republicans.
Oh wait....
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Red
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A $20 billion dollar bailout of the government of Argentina. Have we funded our own government yet? No? Hmm. Word has it that a couple of Trump billionaire friends are counting on bailing out Argentina. Like Putin’s Russia, we begin to resemble a criminal led enterprise. Oligarchs come first under President Trump. One of our resident trolls used to wax frequently about how the United States is led by a Uniparty. And anybody who did not recognize that fact was a fool and just plain stupid. Somehow, that troll visualizes Trump and an American billionaire oligarchy as the solution to his dastardly Uniparty! Can’t fix Stupid.
President Trump will host Javier Milei, the leader of Argentina, at the White House on Tuesday, just days after the United States agreed to move ahead with a major bailout of the Latin American nation.
The face-to-face meeting between the political allies comes after the Trump administration agreed to provide Argentina a $20 billion lifeline that would come in the form of a currency swap with the nation’s central bank, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The details of the bailout remain unclear, but it could provide a political boost for Mr. Milei, who is hoping to stave off a financial crisis and a political disaster for his party.
Last month, the self-proclaimed radical libertarian’s party was hit by a stunning loss in a key provincial election. Mr. Milei’s party faces another crucial midterm election later this month.
In Mr. Milei, Mr. Trump has found a political kindred spirit of sorts. He has described the Argentine leader as his “favorite president,”and Mr. Milei was one of only two world leaders onstage at Mr. Trump’s inauguration.
But Mr. Trump’s bailout of Argentina could come with political blowback. Democrats have seized on the bailout to accuse Mr. Trump of helping out a foreign government and wealthy investors while the U.S. government remains shut down.
Major hedge funds, including those led by friends of Mr. Bessent,could benefit financially from the administration’s lifeline for Argentina. Funds at various investment firms, including BlackRock, Fidelity and Pimco, are heavily invested in Argentina, as are investors who worked with Mr. Bessent when he was an investor for George Soros.
American farmers have also criticized the move, given that China has been buying soybeans from Argentine farmers instead of American growers this year.
Mr. Bessent had defended the lifeline, arguing that U.S. business leaders want to deepen ties with Argentina and that the move could help stabilize the Western Hemisphere.
President Trump will host Javier Milei, the leader of Argentina, at the White House on Tuesday, just days after the United States agreed to move ahead with a major bailout of the Latin American nation.
The face-to-face meeting between the political allies comes after the Trump administration agreed to provide Argentina a $20 billion lifeline that would come in the form of a currency swap with the nation’s central bank, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The details of the bailout remain unclear, but it could provide a political boost for Mr. Milei, who is hoping to stave off a financial crisis and a political disaster for his party.
Last month, the self-proclaimed radical libertarian’s party was hit by a stunning loss in a key provincial election. Mr. Milei’s party faces another crucial midterm election later this month.
In Mr. Milei, Mr. Trump has found a political kindred spirit of sorts. He has described the Argentine leader as his “favorite president,”and Mr. Milei was one of only two world leaders onstage at Mr. Trump’s inauguration.
But Mr. Trump’s bailout of Argentina could come with political blowback. Democrats have seized on the bailout to accuse Mr. Trump of helping out a foreign government and wealthy investors while the U.S. government remains shut down.
Major hedge funds, including those led by friends of Mr. Bessent,could benefit financially from the administration’s lifeline for Argentina. Funds at various investment firms, including BlackRock, Fidelity and Pimco, are heavily invested in Argentina, as are investors who worked with Mr. Bessent when he was an investor for George Soros.
American farmers have also criticized the move, given that China has been buying soybeans from Argentine farmers instead of American growers this year.
Mr. Bessent had defended the lifeline, arguing that U.S. business leaders want to deepen ties with Argentina and that the move could help stabilize the Western Hemisphere.