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Time to Round em up and criminally prosecute each and every one of them for first degree murder millions of times over. Nobody’s immune to murder charges. If they can make up invisible charges to prosecute Trump with this will be a breeze. Shut down phizer and others, take all the money and pay it on the debt.

 
Imagine:

+ Pushing an Experimental Vaccine They Knew Had All Kinds of Issues in Limited Human Trials
+ Demonizing and Blocking Safe Drugs that Worked
+ Hiding the Fact Many Were Being Injured and Forced MDs To Not Say a Word -- Only Push the Vaccine
+ Trying to Hide Real Data for 75 years
+ Allowing Members of Congress and Staff to Not Have to Take the Vaccine
+ Censoring Social Media Platforms in order to keep all of this information from the American people

This was The Biden Administration during COVID. High-quality folks.

All of them should be in jail for life for this alone. All of them.



 
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Facebook/Meta is now done with DEI programs as well.

Gomer doesn't believe DEI is a thing or an issue.

He calls it "right-winger stuff."

We love Gomer. :)

 
Where is @Forever Fowl and all of his deep-seated wisdom as we watch the fall of horrific Progressive Policy and begin to try to wrap our minds around all of the damage it has done across the globe?

If I remember correctly, his last comments were tying Trump to Hannibal Lector. :)
 
I'm getting more and more confused. DeeDave told me DEI isn't an issue - but rather something spun up in "right-winger" heads?

However, on top of the countless companies who have now denounced DEI initiatives, two of the largest companies in the world have just announced they are done with it as well?

What's going on here? DeeDave is typically spot on with his analysis.

For example, last year at this time (or possibly in 2023), California was in the news for it's latest crime wave.

As luck would have it, Dave was actually in Anaheim at that exact moment for a month's training with his company and informed us all that there was nothing to worry about because everything at Disneyworld was perfect and this was just more "right wing conspiracy theory."

We were all relieved. He always seems to be in the right place at the right time.

Come to think of it, where is Dave? :)

 
Lawrence Fuller is a money manager in the Carolinas whom I have lots of respect for. The only negative about him is that he is an insufferable Tar Heel fan. I used to subscribe to his service. But now, I manage my portfolio on my own. He recently wrote: "Trump inherits a very strong economy, record-high market and housing wealth, low unemployment, rising wages at a rate not seen since the 1990s. Inflation has significantly decreased. from 9.1% to 2.7% over the past 2 years. Since early 2023, wage growth has exceeded the rate of inflation. The economy has expanded better than 2.5% for the 6th quarter in a row, which has not happened in 2 decades. "

"The elephant in the room", Lawrence writes, " is our federal government debt and ongoing deficits which are growing at an unsustainable rate. The market will likely be the arbiter on this subject."

I have been saying the above about our debt and deficits for awhile. In fact, I have written here that we will have a debt crisis during the Trump term, probably within 2 years. To be clear, neither Trump nor Harris talked about this unsustainable debt and deficits during the campaign. BOTH Trump and Harris made proposals that would worsen the situation. Now Musk is admitting that a $2 trillion cut in federal spending is unlikely (something I wrote on this site many weeks ago). Extending the Trump tax cuts will add $5 trillion to our nation's debt. BOTH Republicans and Democrats are responsible for what I expect to have a DEBT Crisis in the VERY near term. While BOTH parties are responsible, the Republican party will be blamed predominantly and hugely since they will have control of the White House and Congress. The only impact on me will be on investments because I am a retiree. I don't have to worry about my job and supporting a family. Investment portfolios will take a huge hit in a debt crisis. I hope I'm smart enough to shelter mine in the right places.

I know this is a political thread. But politics and investments intertwine. So, I will just add this: I suspect that the next decade has the potential to be the most challenging investment landscape in a generation to navigate. I hope I'm around to navigate it, rather than 6 feet under. Good luck to us all.
 
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