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the fact that you identify so strongly with a movie character says about all anyone needs to know about you...deadheadskier wrote:The comments of Luke and I have absolutely zero to do with politics.
It's about the president being a childish tool.
You don't see that because you share the same loseriphic personality traits as Donny.
that's cuz you ain't seen me down a pint of sterno in my tarpaper shack...dun gonna ski nekkid after the next pint, ain't no colder out there than it is in here anyway...deadheadskier wrote:The fact that you not only support the childish behavior, but cheer it on says all I need to know about your character.
I can at least give Trump some credit for being a man of great accomplishment despite being a total asshole. You've only got the asshole part down.
Only one I've heard so far making outright denial is Tony Blair. Anyone else? I haven't seen the news since yesterday morning.Nikoli wrote:Is it all true? Probably not but I don’t see Bannon saying he didn’t say those things. It does reinforce the trump is unfit to be the president narrative.
Money laundering. I can’t wait for the Donnnie Jr to be perp walked out of trump tower in cuffs. That will make a great shot for history books. This sounds plausible given deutsche bank connection.
I can’t wait to see what Steve Bannon has up his sleve. The man strikes me as an evil genius. I wouldn’t cross a person like that.
At the end of the day, This is administration is more fun to the watch than actual TV
I think TillersonBubba wrote:Only one I've heard so far making outright denial is Tony Blair. Anyone else? I haven't seen the news since yesterday morning.Nikoli wrote:Is it all true? Probably not but I don’t see Bannon saying he didn’t say those things. It does reinforce the trump is unfit to be the president narrative.
Money laundering. I can’t wait for the Donnnie Jr to be perp walked out of trump tower in cuffs. That will make a great shot for history books. This sounds plausible given deutsche bank connection.
I can’t wait to see what Steve Bannon has up his sleve. The man strikes me as an evil genius. I wouldn’t cross a person like that.
At the end of the day, This is administration is more fun to the watch than actual TV
yeah that's it...“The one regret I have is that I should have spoke with Senator Grassley before,” she told NBC News.
“And I don’t make an excuse but I’ve had a bad cold and maybe that slowed down my mental facilities [sic] a little bit.”
I am pro-tax cuts, pro small gov't, etc. However, I struggle with how the corporation are using now excess capital. Most, at least so far, appear to be returning crumbs to their employees and massive stock buybacks to their investors. I'd be curious what results in more improvements for the economy .... the $1,000 one time bonus, $15,000 one time bonus (e.g., in lieu of Walmart's Q4 $20B stock buyback), or a stock buyback.madhatter wrote:WalMart Raises Starting Wage To $11, Provides One-Time Bonus Following Trump Tax Reform
How do you know what most are doing? A couple of stories here or there doesn't come close to a comprehensive analysis of what is actually happening.XtremeJibber2001 wrote:I am pro-tax cuts, pro small gov't, etc. However, I struggle with how the corporation are using now excess capital. Most, at least so far, appear to be returning crumbs to their employees and massive stock buybacks to their investors. I'd be curious what results in more improvements for the economy .... the $1,000 one time bonus, $15,000 one time bonus (e.g., in lieu of Walmart's Q4 $20B stock buyback), or a stock buyback.
yeah that budget was spot on til then though...Kpdemello wrote:How do you know what most are doing? A couple of stories here or there doesn't come close to a comprehensive analysis of what is actually happening.XtremeJibber2001 wrote:I am pro-tax cuts, pro small gov't, etc. However, I struggle with how the corporation are using now excess capital. Most, at least so far, appear to be returning crumbs to their employees and massive stock buybacks to their investors. I'd be curious what results in more improvements for the economy .... the $1,000 one time bonus, $15,000 one time bonus (e.g., in lieu of Walmart's Q4 $20B stock buyback), or a stock buyback.
I do tend to suspect that this tax cut isn't going to do much to spur business growth, but I'd like to see some actual studies of the real impact (and I'd love to be wrong). Unfortunately what we will have instead are people yelling at each other about how good/bad the tax cut was for everyone, and pointing to various indicators to make their largely illogical points.
Meanwhile, the budget is screwed for the next 10 years and us, our kids, and grandkids will pay the price down the road.