This thread is a perfect example about how many people are such poor handicappers. The number of people who said Trump was done, and or, had no chance far outweighs those who thought he could, and would win.
and possibly little boys....only allegations at this point but 0% surprisedAnd by the way at least Trump has better taste in pussy than that pedofile scumbag Bill Clinton, who goes after only the nastiest bitches when he could have had his pick of the litter. I guess this bullshit scandal that the leftwing media thought would bring Trump down failed. Lolol.
you okay? ..let the process play out then jump up and down when you're right
btw - the market tends to rise , historically , irrespective of the cartoon character in office. have you seen the chart while Obama was in, need a reminder?
dont think he can be impeached unless the repubs cave on him, no? doesnt it go to the senate even if the house rules?
hell of a closing statement by Vindman today;
"I am grateful for my father's brave act of hope 40 years ago and for the privilege of being an American citizen and public servant, where I can live free of fear for mine and my family's safety.
"Dad, my sitting here today, in the US Capitol talking to our elected officials is proof that you made the right decision forty years ago to leave the Soviet Union and come here to the United States of America in search of a better life for our family. Do not worry, I will be fine for telling the truth."
Youse talking to me? The process has been played out for three years now, still waiting for the Dems to show us all that evidence they have on Russian Collusion. I simply don't believe a word they say at this point. After 10 prior crises, how could I. They've proven they simply want to derail this presidency as long as they can and for any reason they can.
Obama's market? Part of the surge was just a rebound to an over-hyped credit crisis followed by a fictitious bailout (the banks never lent the money to small businesses, and many simply repaid the feds as soon as they could, they never wanted the funds in the first place)
Then we had a billion dollar bailout, QE1, QE2 and QE3 all of which amounted to nothing more than our government propping up the market during our worse extended period of economic growth since the great depression. Companies were hoarding money too. But I haven't talked about the stock market in a long long time. I will say the stock market is not really a sign of economic growth, I look more to good jobs and real wages