and what ever happened to that supposed war we were bankrolling (by borrowing from our kid's)
https://twitter.com/BowesChay/status/1821856813400150247
If you see local news, when anyone is attacked or killed locally, they only give description of clothes they were wearing and no description of any defining features.
They want whitey dead. We are the only stop to the nwo. UK is coming here. Be locked and loaded at all times.
Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same.
Ronald Reagan
they should have paid Hunter. then we would care. you know, got to protect Ukraine's border and democracy there...
https://twitter.com/wendyp4545/status/1822786999738097770
perfect. and with this, i bid you all goodnight.
https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1822742103480476154
that doesn't appear to be him, to me at least. he's too spry. also too tall on the bike. this is supposed to be the guy who has to shuffle his feet to walk ten yards and doesn't know which plane to get on. nah, that is another of the body doubles.
BCR - did you see the video someone (could have even been me) posted of [him] recently boarding the helicopter and walking besides another foreign leader? he had grown 6 inches and walked with purpose, etc. that was not him either.
we certainly know the guvment would do this type of shit. it would be right up their alley.
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Budget deficit jumps in July, now more than $1.5 trillion for the year
The federal government’s red ink for 2024 eclipsed $1.5 trillion in July as a jump in Medicare expenses and the continued burden of high interest rates darkened the U.S. fiscal picture.
With a $243.7 billion shortfall on the month, the total budget deficit for the year jumped to $1.52 trillion, helping push federal debt to $35.1 trillion. The June deficit was just shy of $71 billion.
Medicare costs surged to $92 billion for the month, more than four times what they were in June.
Net interest payments, or the difference between what the government pays debt holders and what it collects on investments, totaled $81 billion and is now at $763 billion for the year, ahead of all other categories except Social Security.
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