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I am under attack by vicious lies from so many different directions it’s unbelievable. There is currently some group that is calling my constituents and claiming to be a Republican pro life group, and they are lying to my constituents claiming that I support abortion. To be clear, I am 100% pro life. My voting …
This is the vicious cycle we are trapped in. It does not matter if it is cars or houses. Interest rates are soaring. Tariffs are hitting everything. The cost of building anything has gone through the roof. Every new house, every new car, every single project feels taxed, priced, or delayed out of reach. All …
Watch about 5 minutes is all you need. Basically he talks about these big tech companies going all in on ai and then automating their employees out. Employees laid off and they don’t buy that companies products. So company lays off more employees, and the circle continues. They’re eating their own… h/t John Dutton
The numbers tell an undeniably disturbing story. The U.S. national debt is on track to approach 100% of GDP this year, a massive surge from just 36% in 2005. To make matters worse, projections show that by 2035, the debt will reach an unimaginable 118.5% of GDP, driven by soaring debt costs and a never-ending …
via Reuters A look at the day ahead in Asian markets. If deepening gloom around China and a surging Japanese yen are the local market drivers in Asia, the Fed’s upcoming interest rate decision hangs heavily over world markets as growing hopes for a 50 basis point cut push the dollar to new lows for …
by Chris Black This is the most racist action that I have ever seen from a head of state. Every pit bill is an individual and to suggest otherwise and to argue that there is an inborn hereditary difference in the temperament of this breed is nothing but prejudice and the worst and most evil …