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WahooS | 50 |
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Penn St my #1 play, Boise like Indy don't really belong. Franklin will run it up given the chance. #2 play; Georgia. Love that -2. Gunner stepped right in. Texas yes, but 14 screams backdoor cover. Ohio State??? Oregon not playing since 12/1, rusty or well prepared?? Howard likes to throw pics in the red zone yet he had none vs Ducks in Oct. Hmmm, lean Buckeyes.
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WahooS | 50 |
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Quote Originally Posted by joe pockets:
General Motors had an electric car EV1 that was loved by everyone who tested it! Then took everyone of then back ? I’ll leave that to right wing conspirators here! Back in 2001 GM realized electric car manufacturing was not profitable and abandoned it. Fast forward to 2024 and Ford reports massive losses for every EV sold. Volkswagon's Audi decided to completly close an EV plant in Brussels sparking a massive union protest. Bloomberg; protestors "brandishing placards in support of Audi and calling for an end to Chinese “dumping” of industrial products". |
joe pockets | 48 |
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Harris raises a billion in a couple of months, loses, then the left screams billionaire's and campaign financing reform.
Again, too funny.
Forbes, 2019; ......around 100 other billionaires have been quietly donating to Democratic hopefuls. |
joe pockets | 48 |
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@StumpTownStu Trump is still 30 days from taking office and already the sky is falling. Talk is cheap, let's see what gets done and then complain or applaud.
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joe pockets | 48 |
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@wallstreetcappers Did Musk create "the scam" or did democrats and about a dozen democrat states? It's too funny. |
joe pockets | 48 |
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
@unplucked_gem Cute.. Musk has no EV company without ZIRP, carbon credits and federal tax freebies. Do a teeny bit of research and understand that without the debt spending of the federal government, Tesla never makes it and EV would be still limping along probably by a company like Fisker or Nissan/Toyota. Musk is the last person in this country that should be complaining about the government, the taxpayer and debt holder has created BILLIONS in net worth for Musk. NO, Congress, The Government, has forced the taxpayer to pay for many things that enriched many. Musk took advantage of basically a bad idea and waste of money by our government. That's why the political party that was in control no longer is. |
joe pockets | 48 |
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@thirdperson " Trump misrepresents the sale of leftover materials for border wall. Congress directed defense department to either use, transfer or donate leftovers. So most materials went to state governments. Texas lieutenant governor says the materials for sale are mostly junk." Really? According to Tucson.com Texas received the biggest donation of wall material valued at $6 million. The total material is valued at $265 million. So Texas got 2.26% of the material and they got the biggest chunk. I think the statement "most materials went to state governments" is grossly overstated. |
THEMUGG | 186 |
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@thirdperson "However Trump pardons are far more controversial because they are based on personal or political connections" Excuse me, didn't Biden pardon his own son after saying over and over he never would because he trusts a jury's verdict? Could you get more controversial than that?? |
THEMUGG | 186 |
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CNN's Scott Jennings; This is the biggest scandal in America". "And the level and volume of people who dedicated themselves to lying to everyone at home about this man’s condition for four-straight years up through this summer is breathtaking."
"It‘s a scandal of epic proportions and it’s a fair question to ask, who is running the country?" Jennings said. "Who has been running the country?"
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sundance | 28 |
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Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
The POS is suing the Des Moines Register for reporting on a poll he didn't like. This is a small newspaper but is owned by Gannett. The POS will cause this paper to spend millions to defend themselves which could possibly end up in bankruptcy. I don't like the way this is going. People say Hunter's laptop is real, remove it from circulation and ban the poster. MISINFORMATION!!! Someone says COVID likely came from a lab, remove it and ban the poster. MISINFORMATION!!! You're a little late. |
UNIMAN | 20 |
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Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
@UNIMAN 15 million is peanuts to Disney. They make more than that in a day selling Mickey Mouse apparel. And this money will go to the POS' Presidential Library? Bwhaaaaaaaaa No, seriously Bwhaaaaaaaaa Trump won again! Bwhaaaaaaaaa, No, seriously Bwhaaaaaaaaa! Too silly.
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Midnight1 | 64 |
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More than 120 retired U.S. generals and admirals on Monday joined a letter expressing “strong support” for President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, U.S. Army veteran Pete Hegseth. |
jimrockford22 | 2427 |
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Chew on this......
Voters have pronounced Joe Biden the WORST president in over 50 years, delivering a scathing verdict on his tenure in office. The Daily Mail, a UK paper, released results of a poll that ranked modern presidents from best to worst. He ranked lower than Jimmy Carter and Richard Nixon. The highest-rated presidents, according to the poll, are Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama.
https://www.baltimoresun.com/2024/12/15/bidens-polling-hits-historic-low/ President Joe Biden’s approval rating in November was 37%, the lowest mark for any U.S. president at that point in their first term since former President Jimmy Carter, according to Gallup polling.
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Zeus4par | 343 |
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This article states the Biden Admin was pressuring remote working but those damn powerful federal employees unions.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/americans-are-paying-billions-for-empty-government-offices-181334141.html Officials in Washington, D.C., have urged the president to bring federal workers back to the office, arguing that their absence has turned the nation’s capital into a ghost town. They have been joined by Capitol Hill legislators from rural districts who say their constituents lack reliable internet access and need to interact with government agencies face-to-face. So far, however, the powerful unions that represent federal employees have resisted that push. |
unplucked_gem | 20 |
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Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
If things in the sky concern you, consider airports. Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) wants to do away with the TSA. Ok, fine. And replace it with what? It's so easy to tear shit down & not so easy to rebuild it better. And there's talk about having federal remote workers return to brick/mortar locations. Ok, does the government have locations, networks, hardware, furniture etc to implement this? Fuck, no. Of course not Members of Congress need to be held accountable for comments like this. But who can trust the media to ask those questions now that ABC got their wrists slapped? https://reason.com/2023/10/27/federal-agencies-maintain-offices-that-sit-mostly-empty/ The federal government is sitting on millions of square feet of unused office space. "The federal government owns over 460 million square feet of office space that costs billions annually to operate and maintain," the report notes. The report found that, on average, 17 of the 24 agencies surveyed used 25 percent or less of the available space in their headquarters buildings. Even agencies on the higher end only averaged between 40 percent and 49 percent. Reason previously reported on an earlier version of the final report, related to data compiled by government watchdog organization OpenTheBooks.com, showing that government agencies spent more than $3.3 billion on office furniture since the beginning of the pandemic even as their buildings sat largely vacant.
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unplucked_gem | 20 |
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Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:
Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG: If any of these people are innocent then why would they need to worry? No other president has promised to go after political enemies despite no laws broken. But banana republican Trump threatens to undermine the rule of law in mass miscarriage of justice. He has a history of using frivolous lawsuits to harass critics who expose the truth.
If he wanted to harass he would have not settled with ABC. Just imagine emails that would have been supoenaed what they might have revealed? ABC didn't coughup $15 million for nothing. Trump could have dragged this out. He didn't. |
Midnight1 | 64 |
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I should have said nuclear material rather than bomb. All speculation but some videos appear to show several drones spread evenly apart at night. Hard to believe a bunch of drone enthusiasts are flying very large drones at night over and over. Am sure though that planes, jets, and helicopters are being mistaken too. |
unplucked_gem | 20 |
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@unplucked_gem The latest theroy thrown out there is HPGe Nuclear Detector Drones. Looking for a nuclear bomb?? Seems plausible. @StumpTownStu If I could find the pic I would post a link. It was a night pic showing a green light on underbelly with a red light on tail. Outline of helicopter seemed obvious. |
unplucked_gem | 20 |
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To my eyes, yes. Not to say all are not drones. |
unplucked_gem | 20 |
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