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Nuclear has to be the answer. We should have gone 100% Nuke for power decades ago. ******* Nimby's.
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The leadership is in the targets of these cultists on the left as well. It is the rank and file Republican that could stop it but until they retake the majority there is not much they can do that wouldn't jeapordize that happening.
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Maybe we should have a Steeler Nation pre-season tailgate in DC...All Steeler fans who know the difference between **** and Shinola are invited.
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i disgree strongly.
Where is the MAGA fundraising for the legal costs of these retirees that stayed between the velvet ropes?
Even BLM helped with some folks legal costs.
The lack of monetary and vocal support emboldens the leftists
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Yep..They are all in cahoots....We're ******.
Can anyone say this isn't real and we have no worries, I just can't believe that manipulating the fuel supply is that easy ?
here you go, you ************* who wanted "the adults" back in office. congratulations.
He's an eldery......not just old but elderly man...
Not sure why this kind of physical/perceptual limitation is still news...
I am more concerned with his mental state..
because he's in such decline, yet his handlers do not give a damn.
as you stated, he's elderly. In what world do we expect the elderly to climb a flight of stairs like that of Air Force One? In what world should an elderly person climb a flight of stairs as inclined of Air Force One? It's almost as if this is being done on purpose. If he were to fall, take a tumble and get a good gash on the head, they can then say he's incapacitated and rush in the VP as POTUS... and extend that for a good while.
there's no questioning his mental state. the man is gone. lights are barely flickering.
as you stated, he's elderly. In what world do we expect the elderly to climb a flight of stairs like that of Air Force One? In what world should an elderly person climb a flight of stairs as inclined of Air Force One? It's almost as if this is being done on purpose. If he were to fall, take a tumble and get a good gash on the head, they can then say he's incapacitated and rush in the VP as POTUS... and extend that for a good while.
there's no questioning his mental state. the man is gone. lights are barely flickering.
******* the Dems. Literally. Today Vodka Nancy and the Dems blocked a vote to provide safety for Supreme Court justices...a day removed from a would be assassin of Justice Kavanaugh was arrested...
They want the intimidation to continue. The violent Left.
They want the intimidation to continue. The violent Left.
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guarantee they prepped him for a week on this. Knew every question and had memorized answers. He couldn’t make it the whole way without losing it. Kimmel was obviously prepped as well like caregiver to recognize the sign when he needs a mental break and to save him.
Can anyone say this isn't real and we have no worries, I just can't believe that manipulating the fuel supply is that easy ?
I worked at a diesel shop last year and it was looking worrisome then
He’s a puppet. Nothing more. I wonder who is truly in charge?
FJB He has officially knocked us back to the ******* Jimmy Carter economy. Libtards are the dumbest creatures on the planet.
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Stocks dropped on Friday after a highly anticipated inflation report showed a faster-than-expected rise in prices and consumer sentiment hit a record low.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 758 points, or 2.4%. The S&P 500 fell 2.7%, while Nasdaq Composite sank 2.4%.
The May consumer price index report came in at its highest level since 1981, putting pressure on the stock market. The report showed prices rising 8.6% year over year, and 6% when excluding food and energy prices. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones were expecting year over year increases of 8.3% for the main index and 5.9% for the core index.
“It’s confirming some of the fears I’ve been hearing from investors this week,” said Lori Calvasina, head of U.S. equity strategy at RBC Capital Markets. She said alarm over inflation has been driving stocks lower this week.
“Does it sort of force equities to stay at the bottom the range it’s been in? Perhaps. I don’t think this is enough to force it down to new lows,” Calvasina added.
The hot inflation flamed concerns about a potential recession for the U.S. economy. Elsewhere, the preliminary June reading for the University of Michigan consumer sentiment index came in well below expectations, hitting a record low.
“It just reinforces the impact the CPI number had on consumer psyche. We can guess this is going to have a negative future impact on consumer spending. It’s a shocking number but this is what inflation does when it’s running as hot as it is,” said Peter Boockvar of Bleakley Advisory Group.
The sell-off was broad, with nearly every member of the 30-stock Dow in the red. Apple dropped 2.9%, while Microsoft and Dow, Inc. fell more than 3%.
The drop for stocks means that Wall Street is headed for yet another losing week. Entering Friday, the Dow was lower by 1.9%, on track for its 10th down week in the past 11. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite were both off by more than 2%, on pace for their ninth losing week in 10.
The hot inflation reading could lead traders to price in more rate hikes from the Federal Reserve later this year. The 2-year Treasury yield, which is seen as one of the most sensitive to Fed rate hikes, jumped above 2.9% on Friday.
Tech stocks were under pressure as investors grappled with higher rates and a potential recession. Shares of Netflix dropped nearly 5% following a downgrade from Goldman Sachs. Chip giant Nvidia slid 4%.
Banks and cyclical stocks also moved lower, possibly reflecting recession fears. Shares of Wells Fargo shed 4%. Boeing dropped 3.6%.
On Thursday the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite each fell more than 2%. The Dow closed down more than 600 points, losing roughly 400 points during a rocky final hour of trading on Wall Street.
Dow falls more than 700 points after inflation hits 40-year high, consumer sentiment plummets
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Stocks dropped on Friday after a highly anticipated inflation report showed a faster-than-expected rise in prices and consumer sentiment hit a record low.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 758 points, or 2.4%. The S&P 500 fell 2.7%, while Nasdaq Composite sank 2.4%.
The May consumer price index report came in at its highest level since 1981, putting pressure on the stock market. The report showed prices rising 8.6% year over year, and 6% when excluding food and energy prices. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones were expecting year over year increases of 8.3% for the main index and 5.9% for the core index.
“It’s confirming some of the fears I’ve been hearing from investors this week,” said Lori Calvasina, head of U.S. equity strategy at RBC Capital Markets. She said alarm over inflation has been driving stocks lower this week.
“Does it sort of force equities to stay at the bottom the range it’s been in? Perhaps. I don’t think this is enough to force it down to new lows,” Calvasina added.
The hot inflation flamed concerns about a potential recession for the U.S. economy. Elsewhere, the preliminary June reading for the University of Michigan consumer sentiment index came in well below expectations, hitting a record low.
“It just reinforces the impact the CPI number had on consumer psyche. We can guess this is going to have a negative future impact on consumer spending. It’s a shocking number but this is what inflation does when it’s running as hot as it is,” said Peter Boockvar of Bleakley Advisory Group.
The sell-off was broad, with nearly every member of the 30-stock Dow in the red. Apple dropped 2.9%, while Microsoft and Dow, Inc. fell more than 3%.
The drop for stocks means that Wall Street is headed for yet another losing week. Entering Friday, the Dow was lower by 1.9%, on track for its 10th down week in the past 11. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite were both off by more than 2%, on pace for their ninth losing week in 10.
The hot inflation reading could lead traders to price in more rate hikes from the Federal Reserve later this year. The 2-year Treasury yield, which is seen as one of the most sensitive to Fed rate hikes, jumped above 2.9% on Friday.
Tech stocks were under pressure as investors grappled with higher rates and a potential recession. Shares of Netflix dropped nearly 5% following a downgrade from Goldman Sachs. Chip giant Nvidia slid 4%.
Banks and cyclical stocks also moved lower, possibly reflecting recession fears. Shares of Wells Fargo shed 4%. Boeing dropped 3.6%.
On Thursday the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite each fell more than 2%. The Dow closed down more than 600 points, losing roughly 400 points during a rocky final hour of trading on Wall Street.
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