Worse, they’re immoral.
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Worse, they’re immoral.
Integrity is never a bad thing.
Whatever.
The American electorate are fools.
Probably afraid that government contracts will be lost and how he could mobilize his supporters to stop using their products and services. What they don’t want to admit to themselves is he may do that on a whim anyway. Democrats have economic power that they aren’t using. That needs to change.
The first of many Emergencies to come: “_______ Emergency Week”
Not based on the law.
Yet the team can’t beat good teams . So bfd.
Prescient AF.
It’s both immoral and cruel.
Trying to impose rationality where none exists is sort of problematic.
It may outrage and energize them.
In fairness, they asked the right question.
Merd.
Let’s see how broad their support can be.
If only we had an opposition party that could articulate a coherent and compelling vision of the dangers we face and a path toward restoring the democratic norms that have enabled this country to flourish.
As if this wouldn’t have disastrous consequences down the road.
It’s not only CNN. Much of the media has surrendered any sense of objectivity.
Would love to know the current thinking of Bowman and Waller on Fed independence.
So they continue with massive tax cuts for the rich as the commonweal declines for lack of adequate funding.
I view infrastructure as illustrative of my point. Despite its broad popularity, Repugs opposed it in Trump’s first term even though he supported it. And partially because of their ambivalence, the Biden bill, although valuable, was too small given the country’s glaring needs.
The ACA is an anomaly. 2 factors affected public opinion. 1) For budgetary reasons it didn’t take effect for 4 years. 2) Lieberman’s duplicity prevented the inclusion of a public option which would have broadly lowered costs. Overall, I still think Dems are hurt by consultant-driven politics.
This points to an important difference between the parties. Republicans lead opinions of their base, while Democrats respond to it. In the abstract, that may be more democratic, but politically it’s a problem because Democrats don’t seem to stand for anything.
Yet Republicans have killed efforts to have mental health background checks be included in order to purchase guns. What a lying pos.
It’s almost as if the chaotic and inconsistent policy pronouncements coming out of the WH are bad for business.
Orwellian Newspeak.
I would use the word alarm, but otherwise, yes.
What Maxwell caused them: “Get out of jail free” card.
I’m sure she’s a fine person, but I think her announcing was poor. That said, there are plenty of women who could have replaced her, like Monica McNutt. Speaking of people that should be demoted, how about Stephen A Smith?
If they had evidence to support their allegations, they would want Gov. Cook to receive due process before her firing. Apparently, they don’t. It’s merely an attempt to railroad her.
Unequivocally racist.
Whatever the Yankees “think” they are doing with him is not what they are actually doing. What they are doing is ruining any chance he has of living up to what they projected for him when he was a top prospect.
Yellen not at all pulling her punches in this op-ed for the FT www.ft.com/content/d2ea...
That’s quite a turn of a phrase.
A beautiful thought.
The difference between a constitutional conservative and a lawless authoritarian.
Turning the US into one of those “sh!thole” countries…
Nobody knew the Israeli-Palestinian situation was so complicated.”
Some kind of envy going on….
And themselves.
Tattoo the words on his butt.
South Park is way more reality-based than these clowns.
Putin’s puppet said what?
Wrong then. Wrong now.
Yeah, at AAA.
It seems like a quality news organization should have noted that his executive order is unconstitutional.
And Republicans say nothing. Is there anything that would cause them to oppose this ongoing destruction of the constitution?
Antonin Scalia would like a word.
It’s unconstitutional. constitutioncenter.org/amp/blog/jus... Back in 1989, Scalia was the fifth and deciding vote in the Texas v. Johnson decision that upheld flag burning in Texas, and a year later, he voted against a federal law that banned flag burning in United States v. Eichman.
Would love to hear it.
Few have openly admitted their mistake as honestly as you have.
Working on it ….
“Don’t know much about history…”
He’s not up to this moment in history.
The picture of incompetence and futility. Although Boone gets way too much blame. It’s primarily on Cashman.
It was obvious during the campaign that Project 2025 was the blueprint, but the media, as they did with every other blatant lie that he told, accepted his transparently false denials and gave him a pass.
It was a dumb question.
Been saying this for a while, but it seems apparent that Hal doesn’t care about whether or not we believe he cares.
It’s his signature way of conducting his “social life.”
The guy has made a lot of money despite being injured virtually all the time.
Don’t forget, he wishes her well.
I’m sure Hunter is equal upset about his father’s DOJ And btw, how do we even know Morgan’s name. He’s a moron and a hack.
Kind of a quaint way to describe authoritarianism.
This true patriotism and fealty to the Constitution, in direct opposition to the person who is setting it on fire.
Cashman is so insecure that he can’t admit mistakes. In this instance, it’s a refusal to admit how inept they are at developing position players.
Spat is so inapt a description that it’s literally unbelievable that a serious news organization would use it.
Limited vocabulary.
A reminder: Dr. Cook's mortgages are not the real issue. The threat to US macro stability is the clear intention of the Trump Admin to influence the composition of the FOMC in defiance of the structures designed to insulate the institution from such influence. Thank you for coming to my TED talk
Polar opposites of expertise and integrity.
The Foxification of CBS is nauseating.
She will sue. Any new nominee should be filibustered.
Worse, it’s self-inflicted because of the counterproductive tariffs and the anti-constitutional political interference.
And yet the GM remains forever.
It shouldn’t, but justice is no longer blind.
The perpetrator/puppeteer won’t let her.
The kneepads don’t hurt.
Or lawfully performing any function, ever.
Powell’s role is follow his statutory mandate. Any negative market reaction would be on Bessent for creating unwarranted expectations.
Expect the administration to smear more of these people.
Way too early. But he is one of a very few Dems that are taking the fight to the opposition.
How can you assess how far we’ve come without understand where we were? And btw, they want to take us closer to where we were, destroying the progress that has been made.
Criticize Biden all you want, but handed off a strong economy, yet these ideological fools have recklessly f’d it up.
Aptly called Faux News.
IOW, Newsom has been pitch-perfect and they are scared sh!tless of him as a presidential candidate.
Crazy that this has to be said. Even crazier that the person it needs to be said to is the freakin’ potus.
The thread that runs consistently throughout his entire career.
She should sue Pulte for defamation.
There are more substantial allegations against him and many people in his administration. So if that’s all that’s required for a resignation, he should walk the talk.
So he’s feeling the Heat?
Vance has less than zero political skills.
Crazy projection here.
Too crazy for Fox News but just right for the Trump administration.
I’m sure her race has nothing to do with it….
Whining that slavery wasn’t so bad should give him a boost …
When has Trump ever viewed Putin objectively?
So in essence, he is weaponizing intelligence.
Who writes this stuff? It’s not about being popular. It’s about being in the Constitution. And that means it’s the law.
Palpable hypocrisy.
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