Yield Curve is inverted....stocks plummeting...RECESSION is coming

[bbsam]

[QUOTE="Box Ox, post: 4178501,



You think we can win this the way Trump is handling it?

Yes but Americans have to support him. We can't puss out.

He's our president fighting for our common good. Put the politics aside.[/QUOTE]
He has 35 to 40% approval. His trade war is just that. His. He’s done nothing to bring the country together and yet you claim we must rally around his trade war? He has the power to levy tariffs or not to. He’s showing us how easy it is to win trade wars. Why would he need our support?

 

[Non sequitur]

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Looks like the United Nations

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Yes. We're totally in a better situation re: China than if Trump were not President right now. /s

Time will tell ... there is a lot of volatility right now.
A lot of ass holes were puckered up today!

 

[newfie]

You think women, Latino, and Asian or Black voters think he is fighting for them? Lol.

yes , cnn does not tell the voters who to vote for.

 

[newfie]

Most voters will judge the President by how secure they feel about their jobs and their homes. They haven’t had to start worrying about either until very recently. And that didn’t have to happen.

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how do you figure. we have a strong economy despite the MSM's efforts to paint an oncoming recession.

 

[newfie]

Yes but Americans have to support him. We can't puss out.

He's our president fighting for our common good. Put the politics aside.

He has 35 to 40% approval. [/QUOTE]

yea loved those polls in 2016 too

 

[BrownArmy]

He has 35 to 40% approval.

yea loved those polls in 2016 too[/QUOTE]

Going down with the ship?

True soldier.

 

[Meat]

Yes but Americans have to support him. We can't puss out.

He's our president fighting for our common good. Put the politics aside.

He has 35 to 40% approval. His trade war is just that. His. He’s done nothing to bring the country together and yet you claim we must rally around his trade war? He has the power to levy tariffs or not to. He’s showing us how easy it is to win trade wars. Why would he need our support?[/QUOTE]

Say what you will about the president, but one thing is for sure: he’s an extremely adept mass marketer that correctly identified a huge swath of the American public that has become increasingly angry since the .com bust.

I said from the beginning that it was extraordinarily reckless to rattle that hornets nest with his divisive rhetoric. Their lives are never going to be better (the neoliberal globalized economy is what it is), and goodness knows what they will be capable of once they slowly but inexorably come to that realization.

 

[It will be fine]

Say what you will about the president, but one thing is for sure: he’s an extremely adept mass marketer that correctly identified a huge swath of the American public that has become increasingly angry since the .com bust.

I said from the beginning that it was extraordinarily reckless to rattle that hornets nest with his divisive rhetoric. Their lives are never going to be better (the neoliberal globalized economy is what it is), and goodness knows what they will be capable of once they slowly but inexorably come to that realization.

What would lead you to believe they will realize that? They will continue their drug abuse and racial grievance. It’s much easier to blame brown people than take some personal responsibility and move to where the jobs are.

 

[Meat]

What would lead you to believe they will realize that? They will continue their drug abuse and racial grievance. It’s much easier to blame brown people than take some personal responsibility and move to where the jobs are.

You certainly have a point. Those who remain in an economically challenged town should take personal responsibility for that choice. However, there is more to Trump’s base than strung out coal miners.

 

[Old Man Jingles]

He has 35 to 40% approval. His trade war is just that. His. He’s done nothing to bring the country together and yet you claim we must rally around his trade war? He has the power to levy tariffs or not to. He’s showing us how easy it is to win trade wars. Why would he need our support?

Say what you will about the president, but one thing is for sure: he’s an extremely adept mass marketer that correctly identified a huge swath of the American public that has become increasingly angry since the .com bust.

I said from the beginning that it was extraordinarily reckless to rattle that hornets nest with his divisive rhetoric. Their lives are never going to be better (the neoliberal globalized economy is what it is), and goodness knows what they will be capable of once they slowly but inexorably come to that realization.[/QUOTE]
Thanks for the post ... I feel much better about myself after reading that drivel.

 

[Meat]

Say what you will about the president, but one thing is for sure: he’s an extremely adept mass marketer that correctly identified a huge swath of the American public that has become increasingly angry since the .com bust.

I said from the beginning that it was extraordinarily reckless to rattle that hornets nest with his divisive rhetoric. Their lives are never going to be better (the neoliberal globalized economy is what it is), and goodness knows what they will be capable of once they slowly but inexorably come to that realization.

I feel much better about myself...[/QUOTE]

We both know that’s probably not possible.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

What would lead you to believe they will realize that? They will continue their drug abuse and racial grievance. It’s much easier to blame brown people than take some personal responsibility and move to where the jobs are.

ok
you could change the word brown in your post to white and it would be just as accurate

 

[vantexan]

What would lead you to believe they will realize that? They will continue their drug abuse and racial grievance. It’s much easier to blame brown people than take some personal responsibility and move to where the jobs are.

I'm currently in the most beautiful small town I've ever seen. Why would someone living here want to trade it for a big city? More to live than just money.

 

[It will be fine]

ok
you could change the word brown in your post to white and it would be just as accurate

Good point. Only difference is poor people in cities have access to more jobs.

 

[It will be fine]

I'm currently in the most beautiful small town I've ever seen. Why would someone living here want to trade it for a big city? More to live than just money.

To get a job. To get their children an education. To have reasonable access to healthcare. Continuing to provide funding for services in rural America will bankrupt us. Move the people together and let robots do the farming. There will be plenty of pristine natural land to vacation to.

 

[BrownArmy]

COCAINE ROBOTS MANG

 

[vantexan]

To get a job. To get their children an education. To have reasonable access to healthcare. Continuing to provide funding for services in rural America will bankrupt us. Move the people together and let robots do the farming. There will be plenty of pristine natural land to vacation to.

Exactly. Libs want everything to be pristine for their enjoyment.

 

[Old Man Jingles]

I feel much better about myself...

We both know that’s probably not possible.[/QUOTE]
I feel better about myself after reading any of your posts.

 

[bbsam]

Exactly. Libs want everything to be pristine for their enjoyment.

Sounds like business executives to me.