Looks like the insiders are keeping their promise. Both barrels, from all sides.
It's going to even more entertaining from here on out.
Yep.
And from a few of the pop-guns as well.
It's a long way to November.
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Looks like the insiders are keeping their promise. Both barrels, from all sides.
It's going to even more entertaining from here on out.
Punctuation is hard.I cant understand for a minute why any democrat on here thinks the Republican candidates are bad.I mean you have Hillary and I don't have the time to go over the reasons why she should never hold the kind of power as POTUS.Then you have Bernie,whom is actually winning the popular vote for democrats but the delegates wont allow him to win.This guy thinks everything can be free,and college age kids cant figure out that someone does have to pay.which will be them once they graduate and get a job.Blows my mind that anyone could possible hit the button for either one of those two in Nov.I understand the welfare crowd voting them,but a working person over 30 that knows all about Hillary????I WILL vote for Trump as I'm tired of politics as usual.I'm a moderate and cant stand the freebie left people who want to take guns and have govt control everything.And, I don't care for the far right either.I mean abortion will never be a deciding factor on who I vote for.They like to go after Trump about that,but to me its a non issue.I want someone with the stones to go hard after ISIS,support 2nd amendment,Keep jobs here and grow our economy,fix the deficit,protect our public lands and the people employed with them,protect our border.Trump was a large donator to a lot of Dems in office so I'm sure he can work thru party lines which the dem candidates will not.Lets also not forget how important selecting the next SJ will be as well for gun owners.You want an anti gun candidate in office still
Everyone holding back? Do you ever read the FDIUS reports?
Annual foreign direct investment inflows over the last
few years have pushed total foreign investment on a
historical-cost basis to $2.8 trillion through 2013.
Foreign companies invested more in the United States
than any other country in the world last year, whether
measured cumulatively or by 2013 investment. There
are any number of reasons why foreign investors prefer
the American economy. First, and perhaps most impor-
tant, the United States has one of the most open mar-
kets and investment climates in the world. Other advan-
tages attracting foreign companies include:
-an unrivaled consumer market;
-a world-class system of higher education;
-a skilled and productive workforce;
-an entrepreneurial culture of innovation and
risk taking;
-a transparent regulatory environment; and,
-the largest venture capital and private equity market
in the world.
As for repatriation, it's unlikely unless some serious restrictions are put in place. The demo got burned in 2004 and haven't forgot it as all the money repatriated went to shareholders and not to Capex/hiring as promised.
He would nominate himself.My real and only concern is what a Trump supreme court nomination will look like. You got any guesses on that, I'm listening
He would nominate himself.
Actually, that is an old Japanese saying.Funny you say that.....
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/jan/27/hillary-clinton-loves-idea-obama-supreme-court/
"Erections have consequences." Roseanne Roseannadanna
I cant understand for a minute why any democrat on here thinks the Republican candidates are bad.I mean you have Hillary and I don't have the time to go over the reasons why she should never hold the kind of power as POTUS.Then you have Bernie,whom is actually winning the popular vote for democrats but the delegates wont allow him to win.This guy thinks everything can be free,and college age kids cant figure out that someone does have to pay.which will be them once they graduate and get a job.Blows my mind that anyone could possible hit the button for either one of those two in Nov.I understand the welfare crowd voting them,but a working person over 30 that knows all about Hillary????I WILL vote for Trump as I'm tired of politics as usual.I'm a moderate and cant stand the freebie left people who want to take guns and have govt control everything.And, I don't care for the far right either.I mean abortion will never be a deciding factor on who I vote for.They like to go after Trump about that,but to me its a non issue.I want someone with the stones to go hard after ISIS,support 2nd amendment,Keep jobs here and grow our economy,fix the deficit,protect our public lands and the people employed with them,protect our border.Trump was a large donator to a lot of Dems in office so I'm sure he can work thru party lines which the dem candidates will not.Lets also not forget how important selecting the next SJ will be as well for gun owners.You want an anti gun candidate in office still
Hmmm...
Pay $1200 per month for health insurance or pay a fine for not purchasing insurance? Both are like getting kicked in the nuts.
Money is pouring into the US due to emerging markets tanking and currency devaluation. China's bad loans and shadow banking system make the Great Recession look like a penny in the ocean. Flight to relative safety of our stock market pumped up on free money from the fed. Negative interest rates are coming to punish anyone who chooses to save. Don't worry though - the push to outlaw cash is coming so you have to keep it in banks where they can control and confiscate.
I'll take the tinfoil off my head before I go to bed.
Don't forget gas is $1.69/gal.
Don't forget gas is $1.69/gal.