UPDATE: Donald Trump Takes Office as the 47th US President
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I will say that when Kamala isn't in prosecutor mode she tends to give a bit of rambling all around the bend to get to the barn type responses...she needs to tighten that up but the response in itself wasn't "wrong".
And if it was I'm still waiting for @VAiz4hustlaz to explain in what way???
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What they don't seem to realize is that her openly endorsing Trump is in reality an indirect endorsement of him from Patrick Mahomes.
Biden pulled the U.S. troops out of Afghanistan, ending the war. Trump left them there.
Riding the coat tails of the Obama Administration, Federal Reserve, and the economy during a pandemic doesn't count:
LOW INFLATION (BUT NOT ALWAYS FOR GOOD REASONS)
Inflation was much lower under Trump, never topping an annual rate of 2.4%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The annual rate reached as high as 8% in 2022 under Biden and is currently at 3.4%.There were three big reasons why inflation was low during Trump’s presidency: the legacy of the 2008 financial crisis, Federal Reserve actions and the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump entered the White House with inflation already low, largely because of the slow recovery from the Great Recession, when financial markets collapsed and millions of people lost their homes to foreclosure.
The inflation rate barely averaged more than 1% during Obama’s second term as the Fed struggled to push up growth. Still, the economy was expanding without overheating.
But in the first three years of Trump’s presidency, inflation averaged 2.1%, roughly close to the Fed’s target. Still, the Fed began to hike its own benchmark rate to keep inflation low at the central bank’s own 2% target. Trump repeatedly criticized the Fed because he wanted to juice growth despite the risks of higher prices.
Then the pandemic hit.
Inflation sank and the Fed slashed rates to sustain the economy during lockdowns.
When Trump celebrates historically low mortgage rates, he’s doing so because the economy was weakened by the pandemic. Similarly, gasoline prices fell below an average of $2 a gallon because no one was driving in April 2020 as the pandemic spread.
FEWER JOBS
The United States lost 2.7 million jobs during Trump’s presidency, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. If the pandemic months are excluded, he added 6.7 million jobs.By contrast, 15.4 million jobs were added during Biden’s presidency. That’s 5.1 million more jobs than what the CBO forecasted he would add before his coronavirus relief and other policies became law — a sign of how much he boosted the labor market.
Both candidates have repeatedly promised to bring back factory jobs. Between 2017 and the middle of 2019, Trump added 461,000 manufacturing jobs. But the gains began to stall and then turned into layoffs during the pandemic, with the Republican posting a loss of 178,000 jobs.
So far, the U.S. economy has added 773,000 manufacturing jobs during Biden’s presidency.
the knock out suit
But that person is replying from X, formally known as Twitter…
can’t have it both ways
Why? I got him and the other MAGA coons on ignore. Best feeling in the world! Wish more would try it and keep that shit moving!
Comrade....what is the problem with her answer?
I've heard of him before and from everything ive heard, he seems like a good dude...between Stein and Jackson, NC is going to be setup for a long time, if Stein is good as Gov, i could him trying to run for senate and possibly jackson next in line to be Gov.
I'm going to say the quiet part out loud. This would be a LOT easier if she was married to a brotha. Then again, i wonder how much the white vote would be affected if she was married to a brotha. I really think they need to get her brother-in-law out here on the road.
Georgia got too much crap going on. Lets get Wisconsin, Michigan and PA. The rest will be icing on the cake.
I dont know Patrick seems like the type of dude that is disinterested in politics because he's always "trying to get better". I remember MJ talking about this during the last dance. When you compete at such a high level, you get in a zone where you shut everything out except whats around you. With that being said, I'm sure he knows his wife's politics and is probably indifferent to it.
If she wins GA it won’t be that close…
Yeah I'm not even thinking about GA. I got my eyes on NC. I have no worry about MI-PA-WI and NV is going to come home anyway for they are pro choice out there. I think we can fuck around and keep AZ too.
That is legit the smoothest I have seen any executive branch officer salute someone. Well, non-military, anyway (and of course, officers aren't trying to put flair on it).
"...and that's when Kamala Harris came to my locker-room and ummm...she grabbed my pants and she said, 'gimme that willie brown' "
These MAGA-land turds will risk it ALL for FELONIOUS, including libel.
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This is what’s up!!! She needs to get on that bus with them. She’s electrifying…I like the idea. She needs to add Brother Jones from Tennessee also…..
I heard he said it, but that shit is actually weaker in real time.
Dude can't even claim it was spontaneous, because he had a tangible pause before he said it. Not to mention that at the time he brought this up, Harris and her team hadn't made comment one about it. So he's dragging her and dragging her into it for no reason at all. Heck, he might have made it worse, because on top of the insult for no reason, he opened the door for a response.
Hell, they could just sit around being outraged about the "go to hell" line and just ignore the cemetery issue altogether. This dude just keeps own-goaling it.
Maybe she goes away for good this time. If you fail to capture the governorship and be a senator of your state at the national level, politics is probably not your thing.
And confirmation he’s likely a coon at heart. Breadwinner but your bitch is out here on some MAGA shit. Only pass he gets is he’s essentially still young, and the dumb jock shit. If I’m not married to a chick, I’m dumping her if she advocates for or votes for Trump.
