destruction of america

[Jesse C.]

[john510]

4 hours ago, paradime said:

More of the same old shit throwing with zero substance? Trump's fiery rhetoric won the popular vote, and he started with a 50.7% approval rating. In 3 months its dropped to 40.6%. He lost 20%, not from the left or the right, but from the center. To recoup that, Trump will have to light up like a slot machine and pay off in silver dollars.  

40% is actually impressive. Things are looking good. Just imagine what it will be in three years. Trump won, deal with it. He's just getting started.

[bottomwatcher]

3 months to get things this fucked up. We ain't gonna survive 3 more years. Anyways what happened to Trump stopping the Ukraine war on day one?

[john510]

8 minutes ago, bottomwatcher said:

3 months to get things this fucked up. We ain't gonna survive 3 more years. Anyways what happened to Trump stopping the Ukraine war on day one?

Yea just like his first term. 

[paradime]

1 hour ago, john510 said:

40% is actually impressive. Things are looking good. Just imagine what it will be in three years. Trump won, deal with it. He's just getting started.

You're impressed with 40%, because????????????????????????????????? 🤣

[Rustbin]

Maybe the U.S.A. isn't really a world leader it's just walking the wrong direction.

[datzenmike]

2 hours ago, john510 said:

40% is actually impressive. Things are looking good. Just imagine what it will be in three years. Trump won, deal with it. He's just getting started.

 

 

 

 

Better to remain quiet and thought of as a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.

[frankendat]

3 hours ago, bottomwatcher said:

3 months to get things this fucked up. We ain't gonna survive 3 more years. Anyways what happened to Trump stopping the Ukraine war on day one?

I am going to survive fine. I was genuinely concerned I wouldn't survive under communist regime (but I was hopeful that it wouldn't get deadly for me, until after die naturally) 
The worst possible scenario's, ending in collapse of America (as we know it) and either anarchy or massive centralized control, won't happen overnight. I imagine in terms of history, it will happen in an instant, but in reality, aside from a nuclear event on American soil, changes will occur after I am dead. So Trump all the way you suckers can figure out later. :) 

[frankendat]

1 hour ago, datzenmike said:

Better to remain quiet and thought of as a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.

I do not know polls or approval ratings, so I looked it up. Trump's approval ratings are very much half-empty/half-full situation. I could argue it either way and provide citations for both.

 

https://news.gallup.com/interactives/507569/presidential-job-approval-center.aspx

[frankendat]

[ratpatrol66]

 

[datzenmike]

Really plays well to the MAGAS

[john510]

I had to do it

[john510]

And just a reminder

[datzenmike]

I heard the stock market stopped going down today!!! Oh..... it's Saturday

[Ooph!]

1 hour ago, datzenmike said:

I heard the stock market stopped going down today!!! Oh..... it's Saturday

 

It's up 5.87% compared to a year ago when your hero was in charge

 

[datzenmike]

 

My hero? There are no heroes left.

 

 

[Ooph!]

1. White House Statement (June 13, 2022) - "The White House maintained on Monday that Americans are well equipped to deal with current economic hurdles -- including US stocks plunging into a bear market -- because of President Joe Biden's efforts in office." - Context: This was in response to the S&P 500 officially entering a bear market, reflecting a significant drop amid inflation fears and Fed rate hikes. 

2. President Joe Biden (May 10, 2022) - "I think we’re in a strong position to deal with inflation… We’ve made historic investments in the economy, and we’re seeing the results of that." - Context: Biden emphasized his administration’s economic policies, like the American Rescue Plan, as a buffer against market downturns and inflation, even as stocks faced pressure. 

3. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen (June 1, 2022) - "I don’t think we’re about to lose control of inflation… but I do think it’s going to be a challenge to get inflation down to the levels we’d like to see." - Context: Yellen acknowledged economic turbulence, including stock market declines, but remained optimistic about avoiding a recession, despite earlier admitting she had underestimated inflation’s persistence. 

4. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre (June 14, 2022) - "We’re not focused on the day-to-day fluctuations of the stock market. Our focus is on the strong fundamentals of the economy that the president has been building." - Context: This came as markets continued to slide, with Jean-Pierre deflecting short-term market concerns to highlight job growth and infrastructure investments. 

5. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (June 16, 2022) - "The economy is resilient because of the steps Democrats have taken… Republicans want to blame Biden, but they opposed every measure that’s kept us from a deeper crisis." - Context: Schumer defended Democratic policies amid GOP criticism tying Biden’s leadership to the stock market drop and inflation spike. 

6. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (May 12, 2022) - "The stock market goes up and down, but what matters is that we’re creating jobs and putting money in people’s pockets with the American Rescue Plan and the infrastructure law." - Context: Pelosi downplayed market volatility earlier in the year, focusing on legislative wins as the economy showed mixed signals. 

7. President Joe Biden (September 15, 2022) - "The stock market doesn’t reflect the state of the economy… We’ve got a long way to go, but we’re moving in the right direction." - Context: As markets remained volatile later in the year, Biden distanced economic health from stock performance, pointing to employment gains instead.

[john510]

22 minutes ago, Ooph! said:

1. White House Statement (June 13, 2022) - "The White House maintained on Monday that Americans are well equipped to deal with current economic hurdles -- including US stocks plunging into a bear market -- because of President Joe Biden's efforts in office." - Context: This was in response to the S&P 500 officially entering a bear market, reflecting a significant drop amid inflation fears and Fed rate hikes. 

2. President Joe Biden (May 10, 2022) - "I think we’re in a strong position to deal with inflation… We’ve made historic investments in the economy, and we’re seeing the results of that." - Context: Biden emphasized his administration’s economic policies, like the American Rescue Plan, as a buffer against market downturns and inflation, even as stocks faced pressure. 

3. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen (June 1, 2022) - "I don’t think we’re about to lose control of inflation… but I do think it’s going to be a challenge to get inflation down to the levels we’d like to see." - Context: Yellen acknowledged economic turbulence, including stock market declines, but remained optimistic about avoiding a recession, despite earlier admitting she had underestimated inflation’s persistence. 

4. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre (June 14, 2022) - "We’re not focused on the day-to-day fluctuations of the stock market. Our focus is on the strong fundamentals of the economy that the president has been building." - Context: This came as markets continued to slide, with Jean-Pierre deflecting short-term market concerns to highlight job growth and infrastructure investments. 

5. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (June 16, 2022) - "The economy is resilient because of the steps Democrats have taken… Republicans want to blame Biden, but they opposed every measure that’s kept us from a deeper crisis." - Context: Schumer defended Democratic policies amid GOP criticism tying Biden’s leadership to the stock market drop and inflation spike. 

6. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (May 12, 2022) - "The stock market goes up and down, but what matters is that we’re creating jobs and putting money in people’s pockets with the American Rescue Plan and the infrastructure law." - Context: Pelosi downplayed market volatility earlier in the year, focusing on legislative wins as the economy showed mixed signals. 

7. President Joe Biden (September 15, 2022) - "The stock market doesn’t reflect the state of the economy… We’ve got a long way to go, but we’re moving in the right direction." - Context: As markets remained volatile later in the year, Biden distanced economic health from stock performance, pointing to employment gains instead.

You realize all of that is Trump's fault right ? LOL. I'm sure Mike can chime in on how and why. Give it a minute.

[Duncan]

I wish this guy was California's senator.

 

 

[a.d._510_n_ok]

2 hours ago, Duncan said:

I wish this guy was California's senator.

 

 

Man is a national treasure! Pic semi related.

[john510]

11 hours ago, ratpatrol66 said:

 

That's weird. There's another site I visit that has a guy that seems obsessed with Trump and dick. Very strange or even gay. Not that there's anything wrong with being gay. 

[paradime]

 

[angliagt]

6 hours ago, Duncan said:

I wish this guy was California's senator.

 

 

 

        I really like him.He cuts through all of the B.S.& gets to the point,

grilling some of the polatitions that he deals with.

          I truly wish there were more like him.

[ratpatrol66]

8 hours ago, john510 said:

That's weird. There's another site I visit that has a guy that seems obsessed with Trump and dick. Very strange or even gay. Not that there's anything wrong with being gay. 

So you think I'm gay, well then will you suck my dick? 

 

and the lib label you want to put on me...

 

How do you know how I vote?