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Even the conservative billionaire hedge fund guys know tax cuts don't create economic growth. Yet Republicans trot that bullshit out whenever they want to give their donors a windfall at the expense of the middle class and the retarded voters just keep buying it.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Mueller facing new Republican pressure to resign in Russia probe
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017...sia-probe.html
"the Wall Street Journal editorial board cited the dossier development in calling for Mueller’s resignation on Thursday, saying the “troubling question is whether the FBI played a role” in aiding a “Russian disinformation campaign.”
:lol4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cN13IY5beZI
I don't give a fuck about nicaragua
I don't give a shit about the President
I don't care about suburban white kids
Trying to show they've got compassion
Politics are boring
Politics are fucking boring
Philosophizing propoganda spewing
Teenage armchair revolutionaries
What's the problem? What's the matter?
You're sitting there getting fatter
You say that you hate capitalism
And won't you compromise
But when you're out of cigarettes
THE FUNNY THING IS YOUR BUTT'S FULL OF JIZZ
You pompous ass your moral outrage
Gives me a fucking headache
Closed your mind got all the answers
Don't even realize you're an asshole
If you had any brains I guess you'd see
You're a narrow minded judgemental left wing nazi
I don't give a fuck about Nicarauga [x4]
What a surprise that you're stupid enough to believe this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyde
Explain again how reducing tax rates is a windfall to the folks who are paying the taxes?Quote:
Originally Posted by hongkonger
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Guess who has to register as agents of a foreign nation?
Nope not those fuckin traitors.
Journalists like Chris Hedges over a RT, yes all RT journalists have to register as foreign agents, unfuckingbelievable.
Google/yt has just changed their algorithm to eliminate as much independent journalism as possible./
Speaking of the Neocons and fake news, check out this whopper from Joe Lieberman from a year ago.
Hey Goy, Iran did 911.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/remembe...-11-1473290470
Remember Iran’s Role in 9/11
TO READ THE FULL STORYQuote:
Forgetful officials should not be rewarding Tehran for its deadly actions with gifts like sanctions relief.
By Joseph I. Lieberman
Sept. 7, 2016 7:21 p.m. ET
‘Never forget” is the commitment the American people made after Sept. 11, 2001. Yet sometimes our leaders seem to have forgotten Iran’s role in that worst terror attack on American soil, and Iran’s continuing assistance to terror organizations and operations around the world.
In the last 15 years, aggressive U.S.-led military and intelligence operations have killed many of al Qaeda’s leaders and damaged the group’s ability to plan and execute a similar attack. But a key al Qaeda partner, Iran, has never been held...
Yep and they're reviving the Iran did 911 lie while selling arms to the Saudi's, this can't be real smh...
Moral of the story: Do not believe Jews esp when talking about anything related to Israel. Their religion allows them to lie to us if it'll benefit Israel. Something like that, they lie all the time.
Pretty hilarious you don't realize this is all blown out of proportion bullshit to distract his supporters from the truth. People are about to be arrested and you will still be screaming about Hillary. You honestly couldn't be more of a sheep for this administration.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyde
Here's the truth Marty... Your lords are playing you. Deflection 101... NOT FAKE NEWS... http://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2...logue-lead.cnn
He'll lash his phone at the missus and be writing out tweets in his own shite come tea time. The demented old cunt.
Typically conservatives believe in reducing the deficit. When Republicans are in power, they forget all about that and pass tax cuts, go to war, and spend hella money in other ways (Medicare part D under Bush for example), all without paying for it. Then when a Democrat is back in office they shriek about how the sky is falling and debt will be the undoing of the Republic. Now they want to pass a tax cut for the rich while the middle class will actually pay MORE over time (after a small initial reduction). It will increase the debt and will NOT generate economic growth because tax cuts never do, and that's been PROVEN. Only in the most retarded country in the western world could a politician even get away with suggesting such a ridiculous plan.Quote:
Originally Posted by TellafriendExplain again how reducing tax rates is a windfall to the folks who are paying the taxes?Quote:
Originally Posted by hongkonger
i don’t agree with tellafriend on anything ever, but i think his point is that it’s unfair to say that wealthy people would get “a windfall” by simply being able to keep more of the money they actually earned.Quote:
Originally Posted by hongkongerTypically conservatives believe in reducing the deficit. When Republicans are in power, they forget all about that and pass tax cuts, go to war, and spend hella money in other ways (Medicare part D under Bush for example), all without paying for it. Then when a Democrat is back in office they shriek about how the sky is falling and debt will be the undoing of the Republic. Now they want to pass a tax cut for the rich while the middle class will actually pay MORE over time (after a small initial reduction). It will increase the debt and will NOT generate economic growth because tax cuts never do, and that's been PROVEN. Only in the most retried country in the western world could a policeman even get away with suggesting such a ridiculous plan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tellafriend
But it's fair for them to get a huge tax cut that won't benefit society paid for by the middle class?Quote:
Originally Posted by blakei don’t agree with tellafriend on anything ever, but i think his point is that it’s unfair to say that wealthy people would get “a windfall” by simply being able to keep more of the money they actually earned.Quote:
Originally Posted by hongkonger
That wasn't his question. All you had to say was that getting a haircut on your liabilities is effectively finding money.
Maybe it was just rhetorical, but you never know in this thread.
I know, but I disagree with the entire premise of the question.Quote:
Originally Posted by SrslySirius
Not surprised about libtards still being delusional.
When you win you've won, everything goes in your favor, you get to rule with impunity and go after your political enemies, like are we living in the same reality?
Why do you idiots think that Hillary wanted to win so bad, not just Hillary but everyone attached to her, anyone in the media to billionaire investors, the Presidential race has become the Superbowl of national and international interest.
I just laugh at the way you idiots were SO sure President Trump was going to get impeached
:lol4
The libtard segways are entertaining tho, keep them coming.
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Originally Posted by hongkongerI know, but I disagree with the entire premise of the question.Quote:
Originally Posted by SrslySirius
I was responding to your comment by asking you to elaborate. You are so jaded you can't even comprehend my query.
Steve Mnuchin’s Awkwardness Is Alienating Trump’s Allies
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2017...ns-awkwardness
ass burgers yallQuote:
Republicans in Congress, having convinced themselves that repealing the estate tax and enriching corporations is the key to America’s heart, are now sweating the gory details of their trillion-dollar giveaway. For starters, there’s the niggling question of how the whole thing will be paid for. Then there’s the problem of personnel: Donald Trump, the party’s titular head, is a self-serving egotist and a self-defeating idiot who doesn’t seem to grasp that getting into Twitter wars with key Republicans isn’t helping his cause. Making matters worse, it seems, is the man he’s assigned to serve as his chief tax liaison: Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, whose social awkwardness is matched only by his profound inexperience in dealing with Capitol Hill.
Politico reports that Mnuchin, a former investment banker turned hedge-fund manager turned foreclosure mogul turned movie producer, who had no experience in Washington before he was made a Cabinet official, “hasn’t been able to overcome Republicans’ suspicion about his Wall Street background and limited conservative credentials.” An initial attempt at flexing his muscles backfired during a meeting in September, when Mnuchin, apparently overestimating his rapport with House Republicans, tactlessly demanded that they help raise the debt ceiling “for me”—a request that lawmakers found “uncomfortable,” “not helpful,” and “intellectually insulting.” Now, having distanced himself somewhat following the debt-ceiling debacle, those same lawmakers feel snubbed. “That was also the last time Mnuchin spoke to many of the people in the room,” Politico reports, citing a senior House aide. (A Treasury official told Politico, “Just like any relationship, we are always working on it.”)
In the Senate “the picture is not much better,” as Mnuchin is “still an unknown quantity to many members, thanks to the fact that he spent so little time in Washington before becoming Treasury secretary.” Those who have spent time with him say he “has a quiet, sometimes socially awkward manner that does not lend itself to chitchat, or building instant rapport.” As my colleague Sarah Ellison reported earlier this month, there’s a very real fear that Mnuchin’s mediocrity could sink the tax effort. He’s “a political novice who doesn’t have the substantive background to do the job he’s being asked to do,” said Stan Collender, a former staffer on the House and Senate Budget Committee.
Former colleagues don’t speak particularly highly of Mnuchin either. “Gary is much smarter than Steve,” one former Goldman partner told Ellison, referring to chief economic adviser Gary Cohn. Another noted that while Mnuchin’s father was a “towering figure” in the financial industry, “poor Steve had to walk in his shadow. He was just not that impressive.”
Unsurprisingly, Democrats view Mnuchin with even more skepticism. “His statements are outlandish, and he seems just to want to—I don’t know if I'm allowed to use this word, I think I am—suck up to Trump, flatter Trump,” Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told Ben White this week. “This man cannot be believed. And if he used these kinds of arguments at Goldman Sachs, they would have fired him.” Of Mnuchin’s claim last week that the market would fall significantly if tax reform didn't get passed, Schumer said, “It’s absurd. No one believes Steve Mnuchin. He has lost all his credibility because of statements like that. Wall Street was doing great. It was going up at a dramatic rate before the president even took office. And it’s doing fine now, because the economy’s doing well, because corporate profits are way up.”
Sloppy disgusting blob imo
The wall prototypes are in, hmmmm give me thousands of miles of number 7 please
Jk the GOP doesn't have the balls. We're going to need a wall once food quits growing below our southern border.
Nah fuck it, we'll figure out how to grow food for everyone, it'll be a good test.