Trump's first 100 days

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whiterock said:

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what are the chances she has a family member working at PC


Very good
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FLBear5630 said:

nein51 said:

Literally 100% of the time when I ask someone who says they want to raise taxes to define:
1) What's rich
2) How much should they pay

They fail. Always. Never have a serious answer for that.
My problem is there will be pain. 1T Defense budget. Those two are irreconcilable.

I read the actual defense spending will remain flat but they are throwing about $100 billion in border security into the defense budget which is why it got to 1T.

There are a bunch of these ex-military congressmen who work on behalf of the Miltary Industrial Complex lobby who are POed that we arent actually spending more on the defense budget.
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Assassin said:

Mothra said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

The Great American Renaissance has begun.

Democrats are furious that America is entering the Golden Age of America.


Golden Age? Don't we have to solve all the debt issues before we start moving toward a golden age? Or does that stuff not count now?
Just hold your breath. It's happening. Right in front of you if you stand back and see with your eyes open
Do you have any evidence or is this just more blind faith in the dear leader? Point me to the specific evidence that has convinced you.
Stocks posted another day of strong gains Friday, fueled by news of potential progress toward the U.S. and China mending trade relations. Indexes shrugged off an earnings sell-off for Apple (AAPL) and focused instead on a better-than-expected April jobs report on the stock market today.

Stocks slipped from the day's highs in early afternoon action but held on to the bulk of their gains. The indexes peaked after The Wall Street Journal reported China is considering a fentanyl offer to the U.S. to start trade talks.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day up 564 points, or 1.4%. The blue chip index jumped more than 600 points at one point during the session. As it completed its ninth-straight winning session, the 30-stock index flirted with its 50-day moving average.

The S&P 500 added 1.5%, as the benchmark index moved further above its 50-day moving average after closing above it Thursday. It also notched its ninth-consecutive rise.

Meanwhile, the Nasdaq climbed 1.5% after also retaking its 50-day line Thursday. The tech-heavy index pierced the 18,000 watermark earlier in the session. The next hurdle for the major indexes is their longer-term 200-day moving averages.

In the small caps market, the Russell 2000 outperformed the major indexes, climbing 2.3%.

Volume was lower on the Nasdaq and slightly higher on the New York Stock Exchange vs. Thursday. On the Nasdaq exchange, rising stocks topped falling issues by nearly 3-to-1. Gainers on the NYSE beat losers by more than 4-to-1.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury bond yield added eight basis points to 4.31%. Oil prices sank and were near $58.55 a barrel. Bitcoin topped the $97,000 level.




So your evidence we are entering into a new golden age is the market did pretty well on Friday?

Huh.
ATL Bear
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Mothra said:

Assassin said:

Mothra said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

The Great American Renaissance has begun.

Democrats are furious that America is entering the Golden Age of America.


Golden Age? Don't we have to solve all the debt issues before we start moving toward a golden age? Or does that stuff not count now?
Just hold your breath. It's happening. Right in front of you if you stand back and see with your eyes open
Do you have any evidence or is this just more blind faith in the dear leader? Point me to the specific evidence that has convinced you.
Stocks posted another day of strong gains Friday, fueled by news of potential progress toward the U.S. and China mending trade relations. Indexes shrugged off an earnings sell-off for Apple (AAPL) and focused instead on a better-than-expected April jobs report on the stock market today.

Stocks slipped from the day's highs in early afternoon action but held on to the bulk of their gains. The indexes peaked after The Wall Street Journal reported China is considering a fentanyl offer to the U.S. to start trade talks.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day up 564 points, or 1.4%. The blue chip index jumped more than 600 points at one point during the session. As it completed its ninth-straight winning session, the 30-stock index flirted with its 50-day moving average.

The S&P 500 added 1.5%, as the benchmark index moved further above its 50-day moving average after closing above it Thursday. It also notched its ninth-consecutive rise.

Meanwhile, the Nasdaq climbed 1.5% after also retaking its 50-day line Thursday. The tech-heavy index pierced the 18,000 watermark earlier in the session. The next hurdle for the major indexes is their longer-term 200-day moving averages.

In the small caps market, the Russell 2000 outperformed the major indexes, climbing 2.3%.

Volume was lower on the Nasdaq and slightly higher on the New York Stock Exchange vs. Thursday. On the Nasdaq exchange, rising stocks topped falling issues by nearly 3-to-1. Gainers on the NYSE beat losers by more than 4-to-1.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury bond yield added eight basis points to 4.31%. Oil prices sank and were near $58.55 a barrel. Bitcoin topped the $97,000 level.




So your evidence we are entering into a new golden age is the market did pretty well on Friday?

Huh.
The week before it was Biden's stock market. This past week it's Trump's market. We will wait to see how next week goes to determine who's responsible for its performance.
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ATL Bear said:

Mothra said:

Assassin said:

Mothra said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

The Great American Renaissance has begun.

Democrats are furious that America is entering the Golden Age of America.


Golden Age? Don't we have to solve all the debt issues before we start moving toward a golden age? Or does that stuff not count now?
Just hold your breath. It's happening. Right in front of you if you stand back and see with your eyes open
Do you have any evidence or is this just more blind faith in the dear leader? Point me to the specific evidence that has convinced you.
Stocks posted another day of strong gains Friday, fueled by news of potential progress toward the U.S. and China mending trade relations. Indexes shrugged off an earnings sell-off for Apple (AAPL) and focused instead on a better-than-expected April jobs report on the stock market today.

Stocks slipped from the day's highs in early afternoon action but held on to the bulk of their gains. The indexes peaked after The Wall Street Journal reported China is considering a fentanyl offer to the U.S. to start trade talks.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day up 564 points, or 1.4%. The blue chip index jumped more than 600 points at one point during the session. As it completed its ninth-straight winning session, the 30-stock index flirted with its 50-day moving average.

The S&P 500 added 1.5%, as the benchmark index moved further above its 50-day moving average after closing above it Thursday. It also notched its ninth-consecutive rise.

Meanwhile, the Nasdaq climbed 1.5% after also retaking its 50-day line Thursday. The tech-heavy index pierced the 18,000 watermark earlier in the session. The next hurdle for the major indexes is their longer-term 200-day moving averages.

In the small caps market, the Russell 2000 outperformed the major indexes, climbing 2.3%.

Volume was lower on the Nasdaq and slightly higher on the New York Stock Exchange vs. Thursday. On the Nasdaq exchange, rising stocks topped falling issues by nearly 3-to-1. Gainers on the NYSE beat losers by more than 4-to-1.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury bond yield added eight basis points to 4.31%. Oil prices sank and were near $58.55 a barrel. Bitcoin topped the $97,000 level.




So your evidence we are entering into a new golden age is the market did pretty well on Friday?

Huh.
The week before it was Biden's stock market. This past week it's Trump's market. We will wait to see how next week goes to determine who's responsible for its performance.
Yes, I guess market fluctuations are proof positive we are entering into a "golden age" of prosperity.
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Mothra said:

ATL Bear said:

Mothra said:

Assassin said:

Mothra said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

The Great American Renaissance has begun.

Democrats are furious that America is entering the Golden Age of America.


Golden Age? Don't we have to solve all the debt issues before we start moving toward a golden age? Or does that stuff not count now?
Just hold your breath. It's happening. Right in front of you if you stand back and see with your eyes open
Do you have any evidence or is this just more blind faith in the dear leader? Point me to the specific evidence that has convinced you.
Stocks posted another day of strong gains Friday, fueled by news of potential progress toward the U.S. and China mending trade relations. Indexes shrugged off an earnings sell-off for Apple (AAPL) and focused instead on a better-than-expected April jobs report on the stock market today.

Stocks slipped from the day's highs in early afternoon action but held on to the bulk of their gains. The indexes peaked after The Wall Street Journal reported China is considering a fentanyl offer to the U.S. to start trade talks.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day up 564 points, or 1.4%. The blue chip index jumped more than 600 points at one point during the session. As it completed its ninth-straight winning session, the 30-stock index flirted with its 50-day moving average.

The S&P 500 added 1.5%, as the benchmark index moved further above its 50-day moving average after closing above it Thursday. It also notched its ninth-consecutive rise.

Meanwhile, the Nasdaq climbed 1.5% after also retaking its 50-day line Thursday. The tech-heavy index pierced the 18,000 watermark earlier in the session. The next hurdle for the major indexes is their longer-term 200-day moving averages.

In the small caps market, the Russell 2000 outperformed the major indexes, climbing 2.3%.

Volume was lower on the Nasdaq and slightly higher on the New York Stock Exchange vs. Thursday. On the Nasdaq exchange, rising stocks topped falling issues by nearly 3-to-1. Gainers on the NYSE beat losers by more than 4-to-1.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury bond yield added eight basis points to 4.31%. Oil prices sank and were near $58.55 a barrel. Bitcoin topped the $97,000 level.




So your evidence we are entering into a new golden age is the market did pretty well on Friday?

Huh.
The week before it was Biden's stock market. This past week it's Trump's market. We will wait to see how next week goes to determine who's responsible for its performance.
Yes, I guess market fluctuations are proof positive we are entering into a "golden age" of prosperity.
LOL cue up the old adage about the guy who asked John Rockefeller whether the stock market is going to go up or down. Rockefeller responded "the market, sir, is going to fluctuate."

You guys have such fun running around setting your hair on fire! You say he's a screwing up everything, specifically citing stock market crash. And, yet, here we sit on 4th May and the stock market flat for a year despite extraordinary changes in policy that will require many corporations to significantly restructure supply lines. His polling numbers are unchanged with the real pollsters who nailed the last several elections, and it is Democrats who's polling is at a historic nadir. Yet, ANYONE who does not join your histrionics about Trump turning the country into a tanscontinental dumpster fire is deemed a mindless drooling MAGAnut.

Cognitive dissonance should prompt reflection about what things one might be missing, what assumptions one hold that might be faulty. I would counsel to watch and wait. Things are going to end up closer to 180 from what you currently presume. The one thing we can count on, though, is for you to ***** & moan all the way thru the process.
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cowboycwr said:

FLBear5630 said:

cowboycwr said:

FLBear5630 said:

cowboycwr said:

FLBear5630 said:

cowboycwr said:

FLBear5630 said:

ScottS said:

Porteroso said:

Assassin said:

Porteroso said:

Assassin said:

Porteroso said:

I was willing to wait and see. Give the guy credit on his first term, but this is just a different animal. He is tanking the economy, American influence world wide, and screwing over the next few generations of Americans.

He unilaterally declared economic war on the world, with no apparent plan. I think it's safe to say, given all his lying and flip flopping, there was never a real plan. Maybe a vague outline drawn on a napkin. Similar to the first term, but worse outlines this time.
My future prediction is you are wrong on every one of your takes.

This is a master 3D chess player while the rest of us are playing checkers

The only thing or certain is that no matter what happens, his zealot followers will declare it a total victory.

Probably the greatest biggest hit the economy has ever taken in any administration's first 100 days, but it's all sunshine and 3D chess to you!
It's not relevant to the first 100 days if it saves the country from the Biden fiasco. The country was in horrible shape whether you want to admit it or not.

There is the argument that it might take short term pain to fix long standing issues, but the economy is objectively far worse off after these 100 days than at any time during the Biden Presidency.

And it will get worse soon, as drilling stops, truckers are laid off, and prices start to rise. If we even get back to the economy we had in January, this calendar year, I will be surprised.

Just like years ago we were told by Algore that the polar ice caps would completely melt.
So, you don't think that polar ice is melting? Huh... I guess he was only 1/2 right.





But he didn't claim it would go down in half or even just a little. He said it would completely melt.

But like EVERY prediction made by the climate cult it has failed to happen.




So, if it is not exactly as said, it is a BS clown comment?

That go for Trump? Interesting standard, I will remember next time we have the greatest ever seen speech... Maybe a largest crowd in history attended speech. Or by the wall that Mexico built ..

You really want to stand by that standard?


Lol. Let go of your TDS for a moment and focus on this Al Gore statement.

Like every other prediction it failed to happen. Period.
So the entirety of the Arctic Ice cap is there? Russia, Canada, China and the US are not positioning for new maritime trade routes opening up? The US wants Greenland for what reason since the ice cap makes the Arctic not passable? Wow! None of that is happening. The Arctic Ice cap is the same as when Gore made the prediction. I guess someone better tell the crab so they can migrate back...

I guess the inverse is also that this is the best economy ever seen, Trump had the largest inaugural in 2016 and Mexico did pay to have the wall built. Who knew...


Your tds is so bad that you cannot even read a post that has zero to do with him and understand what it is about or understand what is actually being said because I said none of that.
What are you talking about, you guys brought Gore in as an example. I applied it to the current conversation.

Get off the TDS ****, stick to the facts. The TDS **** is a Bannon bait and switch. The guy has been a train wreck on everything outside of the Border. TDS or not, it does not change the fact that the guy has no plan and everything is knee jerk without any regard for the outcome. That is worse than the Dem ****, they at least had a plan as f-ed up as it was. This is amateur hour.



Lol. I was only talking about Gore and the climate change predictions that have failed to come true. Anything else was not part of my response. But again your tds is so bad you can't even discuss gore without talking about Trump b
Yes, I do not trust Trump. Grew up in NY, not much he has touched ended well. So, I am very skeptical when he is actually calling the shots. Great ideas, execution is typically horrible.

By the way, I don't care if you think it is some made up Bannon bait and switch thing called TDS. There is enough evidence over his career to warrant caution. But, you keep believing, Atlantic City did and they never recovered.
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The_barBEARian said:

FLBear5630 said:

nein51 said:

Literally 100% of the time when I ask someone who says they want to raise taxes to define:
1) What's rich
2) How much should they pay

They fail. Always. Never have a serious answer for that.
My problem is there will be pain. 1T Defense budget. Those two are irreconcilable.

I read the actual defense spending will remain flat but they are throwing about $100 billion in border security into the defense budget which is why it got to 1T.

There are a bunch of these ex-military congressmen who work on behalf of the Miltary Industrial Complex lobby who are POed that we arent actually spending more on the defense budget.
Thanks. If that happens, I am good with it. Thanks for the research.
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Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


He is going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
Assassin
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Mothra said:

Assassin said:

Mothra said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

The Great American Renaissance has begun.

Democrats are furious that America is entering the Golden Age of America.


Golden Age? Don't we have to solve all the debt issues before we start moving toward a golden age? Or does that stuff not count now?
Just hold your breath. It's happening. Right in front of you if you stand back and see with your eyes open
Do you have any evidence or is this just more blind faith in the dear leader? Point me to the specific evidence that has convinced you.
Stocks posted another day of strong gains Friday, fueled by news of potential progress toward the U.S. and China mending trade relations. Indexes shrugged off an earnings sell-off for Apple (AAPL) and focused instead on a better-than-expected April jobs report on the stock market today.

Stocks slipped from the day's highs in early afternoon action but held on to the bulk of their gains. The indexes peaked after The Wall Street Journal reported China is considering a fentanyl offer to the U.S. to start trade talks.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day up 564 points, or 1.4%. The blue chip index jumped more than 600 points at one point during the session. As it completed its ninth-straight winning session, the 30-stock index flirted with its 50-day moving average.

The S&P 500 added 1.5%, as the benchmark index moved further above its 50-day moving average after closing above it Thursday. It also notched its ninth-consecutive rise.

Meanwhile, the Nasdaq climbed 1.5% after also retaking its 50-day line Thursday. The tech-heavy index pierced the 18,000 watermark earlier in the session. The next hurdle for the major indexes is their longer-term 200-day moving averages.

In the small caps market, the Russell 2000 outperformed the major indexes, climbing 2.3%.

Volume was lower on the Nasdaq and slightly higher on the New York Stock Exchange vs. Thursday. On the Nasdaq exchange, rising stocks topped falling issues by nearly 3-to-1. Gainers on the NYSE beat losers by more than 4-to-1.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury bond yield added eight basis points to 4.31%. Oil prices sank and were near $58.55 a barrel. Bitcoin topped the $97,000 level.
So your evidence we are entering into a new golden age is the market did pretty well on Friday?

Huh.
The old adage is "Sell in May, Go away". Yet that hasn't proven true this year, eh?

You want evidence, yet you won't wait for more historical evidence to build up. Trump's only been in office just over 100 days, made monetary moves that will save this country.

As stated above, we are entering the Golden Age. Wait a few months and enjoy it. Playing Negative Nancy doesn't look good on anyone
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FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


He is going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
He was not dressed as the Pope. Dude, that was somebody's AI photo that he was laughing along with.
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FLBear5630
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Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


He is going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
He was not dressed as the Pope. Dude, that was somebody's AI photo that he was laughing along with.
They are not doing him any favors...
Oldbear83
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FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


He is going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
As expected FLBear ducks the point about his projection.

Most people are not 'alienated' because of an online photo generated by AI, especially when Trump was not the creator, but just amused by it.

You, meanwhile, go out of your way to soil your shorts every time anything is posted by anyone that sets you off.

Frankly, FLBear, you would improve your credibility by just not throwing a fit here three or four times a day.

But you won't.
william
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sovereignty > journalism.



- el kkm

{ sipping coffee }

{ eating donut }

D!

</ thread>
arbyscoin - the only crypto you can eat.
FLBear5630
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william said:

sovereignty > journalism.



- el kkm

{ sipping coffee }

{ eating donut }

D!

</ thread>
Did you have money on him?
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Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


His FOLLOWERS ARE going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
As expected FLBear ducks the point about his projection.

Most people are not 'alienated' because of an online photo generated by AI, especially when Trump was not the creator, but just amused by it.

You, meanwhile, go out of your way to soil your shorts every time anything is posted by anyone that sets you off.

Frankly, FLBear, you would improve your credibility by just not throwing a fit here three or four times a day.

But you won't.
I am sure taking advice from you will do wonders... (you catch the sarcasm, right?)

Let's define "fit" - disagreeing with the MAGA crowd. You guys can rail on whatever you want and you are knowledgeable, credible posters? So f-ing Baylor...

But I did correct my comment. By the way, you think ANYONE on here has credibility? You poor delusional, man.
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FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


His FOLLOWERS ARE going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
As expected FLBear ducks the point about his projection.

Most people are not 'alienated' because of an online photo generated by AI, especially when Trump was not the creator, but just amused by it.

You, meanwhile, go out of your way to soil your shorts every time anything is posted by anyone that sets you off.

Frankly, FLBear, you would improve your credibility by just not throwing a fit here three or four times a day.

But you won't.
I am sure taking advice from you will do wonders... (you catch the sarcasm, right?)

But I did correct my comment. By the way, you think ANYONE on here has credibility? You poor delusional, man.
As expected, FLBear grabs a bigger shovel.
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Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


His FOLLOWERS ARE going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
As expected FLBear ducks the point about his projection.

Most people are not 'alienated' because of an online photo generated by AI, especially when Trump was not the creator, but just amused by it.

You, meanwhile, go out of your way to soil your shorts every time anything is posted by anyone that sets you off.

Frankly, FLBear, you would improve your credibility by just not throwing a fit here three or four times a day.

But you won't.
I am sure taking advice from you will do wonders... (you catch the sarcasm, right?)

But I did correct my comment. By the way, you think ANYONE on here has credibility? You poor delusional, man.
As expected, FLBear grabs a bigger shovel.
Maybe if you workout, you will be able to pick one up someday... Strength training will work even for the old and infirm. Want to keep going? I am just sitting around, waiting for the F1 race by the pool. : )
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FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


He is going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
He was not dressed as the Pope. Dude, that was somebody's AI photo that he was laughing along with.
They are not doing him any favors...
There is that Negative Nancy. Take a breath.
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FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


His FOLLOWERS ARE going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
As expected FLBear ducks the point about his projection.

Most people are not 'alienated' because of an online photo generated by AI, especially when Trump was not the creator, but just amused by it.

You, meanwhile, go out of your way to soil your shorts every time anything is posted by anyone that sets you off.

Frankly, FLBear, you would improve your credibility by just not throwing a fit here three or four times a day.

But you won't.
I am sure taking advice from you will do wonders... (you catch the sarcasm, right?)

But I did correct my comment. By the way, you think ANYONE on here has credibility? You poor delusional, man.
As expected, FLBear grabs a bigger shovel.
Maybe if you workout, you will be able to pick one up someday... Strength training will work even for the old and infirm. Want to keep going? I am just sitting around, waiting for the F1 race by the pool. : )
FLBear sure digs deep, hope he avoids the pipelines this time.

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Mothra said:

ATL Bear said:

Mothra said:

Assassin said:

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FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

The Great American Renaissance has begun.

Democrats are furious that America is entering the Golden Age of America.


Golden Age? Don't we have to solve all the debt issues before we start moving toward a golden age? Or does that stuff not count now?
Just hold your breath. It's happening. Right in front of you if you stand back and see with your eyes open
Do you have any evidence or is this just more blind faith in the dear leader? Point me to the specific evidence that has convinced you.
Stocks posted another day of strong gains Friday, fueled by news of potential progress toward the U.S. and China mending trade relations. Indexes shrugged off an earnings sell-off for Apple (AAPL) and focused instead on a better-than-expected April jobs report on the stock market today.

Stocks slipped from the day's highs in early afternoon action but held on to the bulk of their gains. The indexes peaked after The Wall Street Journal reported China is considering a fentanyl offer to the U.S. to start trade talks.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day up 564 points, or 1.4%. The blue chip index jumped more than 600 points at one point during the session. As it completed its ninth-straight winning session, the 30-stock index flirted with its 50-day moving average.

The S&P 500 added 1.5%, as the benchmark index moved further above its 50-day moving average after closing above it Thursday. It also notched its ninth-consecutive rise.

Meanwhile, the Nasdaq climbed 1.5% after also retaking its 50-day line Thursday. The tech-heavy index pierced the 18,000 watermark earlier in the session. The next hurdle for the major indexes is their longer-term 200-day moving averages.

In the small caps market, the Russell 2000 outperformed the major indexes, climbing 2.3%.

Volume was lower on the Nasdaq and slightly higher on the New York Stock Exchange vs. Thursday. On the Nasdaq exchange, rising stocks topped falling issues by nearly 3-to-1. Gainers on the NYSE beat losers by more than 4-to-1.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury bond yield added eight basis points to 4.31%. Oil prices sank and were near $58.55 a barrel. Bitcoin topped the $97,000 level.




So your evidence we are entering into a new golden age is the market did pretty well on Friday?

Huh.
The week before it was Biden's stock market. This past week it's Trump's market. We will wait to see how next week goes to determine who's responsible for its performance.
Yes, I guess market fluctuations are proof positive we are entering into a "golden age" of prosperity.
LOL cue up the old adage about the guy who asked John Rockefeller whether the stock market is going to go up or down. Rockefeller responded "the market, sir, is going to fluctuate."

You guys have such fun running around setting your hair on fire! You say he's a screwing up everything, specifically citing stock market crash. And, yet, here we sit on 4th May and the stock market flat for a year despite extraordinary changes in policy that will require many corporations to significantly restructure supply lines. His polling numbers are unchanged with the real pollsters who nailed the last several elections, and it is Democrats who's polling is at a historic nadir. Yet, ANYONE who does not join your histrionics about Trump turning the country into a tanscontinental dumpster fire is deemed a mindless drooling MAGAnut.

Cognitive dissonance should prompt reflection about what things one might be missing, what assumptions one hold that might be faulty. I would counsel to watch and wait. Things are going to end up closer to 180 from what you currently presume. The one thing we can count on, though, is for you to ***** & moan all the way thru the process.


I know you're the ultimate Trump apologist and everything he does is perfect in your book, but if you'll improve your reading comprehension and check your emotions, you'll see you're responding to a position I've never taken.

Let me help you with some context. I asked the poster what evidence he had were entering into a golden age of prosperity as he called it. The poster cited fridays stock market.

I think trump has done some good things. I think trump has done some bad things, like the blanket tariff policy. It's a mixed bag, not unlike his last presidency. But in either regard we agree it's better than Biden. So no need to defend your lord and savior to me.
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Assassin said:

Mothra said:

Assassin said:

Mothra said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

The Great American Renaissance has begun.

Democrats are furious that America is entering the Golden Age of America.


Golden Age? Don't we have to solve all the debt issues before we start moving toward a golden age? Or does that stuff not count now?
Just hold your breath. It's happening. Right in front of you if you stand back and see with your eyes open
Do you have any evidence or is this just more blind faith in the dear leader? Point me to the specific evidence that has convinced you.
Stocks posted another day of strong gains Friday, fueled by news of potential progress toward the U.S. and China mending trade relations. Indexes shrugged off an earnings sell-off for Apple (AAPL) and focused instead on a better-than-expected April jobs report on the stock market today.

Stocks slipped from the day's highs in early afternoon action but held on to the bulk of their gains. The indexes peaked after The Wall Street Journal reported China is considering a fentanyl offer to the U.S. to start trade talks.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day up 564 points, or 1.4%. The blue chip index jumped more than 600 points at one point during the session. As it completed its ninth-straight winning session, the 30-stock index flirted with its 50-day moving average.

The S&P 500 added 1.5%, as the benchmark index moved further above its 50-day moving average after closing above it Thursday. It also notched its ninth-consecutive rise.

Meanwhile, the Nasdaq climbed 1.5% after also retaking its 50-day line Thursday. The tech-heavy index pierced the 18,000 watermark earlier in the session. The next hurdle for the major indexes is their longer-term 200-day moving averages.

In the small caps market, the Russell 2000 outperformed the major indexes, climbing 2.3%.

Volume was lower on the Nasdaq and slightly higher on the New York Stock Exchange vs. Thursday. On the Nasdaq exchange, rising stocks topped falling issues by nearly 3-to-1. Gainers on the NYSE beat losers by more than 4-to-1.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury bond yield added eight basis points to 4.31%. Oil prices sank and were near $58.55 a barrel. Bitcoin topped the $97,000 level.
So your evidence we are entering into a new golden age is the market did pretty well on Friday?

Huh.
The old adage is "Sell in May, Go away". Yet that hasn't proven true this year, eh?

You want evidence, yet you won't wait for more historical evidence to build up. Trump's only been in office just over 100 days, made monetary moves that will save this country.

As stated above, we are entering the Golden Age. Wait a few months and enjoy it. Playing Negative Nancy doesn't look good on anyone


You're the poster who made the claim. I asked you what evidence you had and you cited fridays stock market.

Maybe it's you who should wait for the evidence before making such silly proclamations.
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Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


He is going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
He was not dressed as the Pope. Dude, that was somebody's AI photo that he was laughing along with.
They are not doing him any favors...
There is that Negative Nancy. Take a breath.
Ok, I will be positive. It was a very good look. They should put out more of those, maybe Trump as a Rabbi, Trump as the King of England. Everyone will love it. How about Trump as Rasputin?


Better...
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Mothra said:

Assassin said:

Mothra said:

Assassin said:

Mothra said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

The Great American Renaissance has begun.

Democrats are furious that America is entering the Golden Age of America.


Golden Age? Don't we have to solve all the debt issues before we start moving toward a golden age? Or does that stuff not count now?
Just hold your breath. It's happening. Right in front of you if you stand back and see with your eyes open
Do you have any evidence or is this just more blind faith in the dear leader? Point me to the specific evidence that has convinced you.
Stocks posted another day of strong gains Friday, fueled by news of potential progress toward the U.S. and China mending trade relations. Indexes shrugged off an earnings sell-off for Apple (AAPL) and focused instead on a better-than-expected April jobs report on the stock market today.

Stocks slipped from the day's highs in early afternoon action but held on to the bulk of their gains. The indexes peaked after The Wall Street Journal reported China is considering a fentanyl offer to the U.S. to start trade talks.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day up 564 points, or 1.4%. The blue chip index jumped more than 600 points at one point during the session. As it completed its ninth-straight winning session, the 30-stock index flirted with its 50-day moving average.

The S&P 500 added 1.5%, as the benchmark index moved further above its 50-day moving average after closing above it Thursday. It also notched its ninth-consecutive rise.

Meanwhile, the Nasdaq climbed 1.5% after also retaking its 50-day line Thursday. The tech-heavy index pierced the 18,000 watermark earlier in the session. The next hurdle for the major indexes is their longer-term 200-day moving averages.

In the small caps market, the Russell 2000 outperformed the major indexes, climbing 2.3%.

Volume was lower on the Nasdaq and slightly higher on the New York Stock Exchange vs. Thursday. On the Nasdaq exchange, rising stocks topped falling issues by nearly 3-to-1. Gainers on the NYSE beat losers by more than 4-to-1.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury bond yield added eight basis points to 4.31%. Oil prices sank and were near $58.55 a barrel. Bitcoin topped the $97,000 level.
So your evidence we are entering into a new golden age is the market did pretty well on Friday?

Huh.
The old adage is "Sell in May, Go away". Yet that hasn't proven true this year, eh?

You want evidence, yet you won't wait for more historical evidence to build up. Trump's only been in office just over 100 days, made monetary moves that will save this country.

As stated above, we are entering the Golden Age. Wait a few months and enjoy it. Playing Negative Nancy doesn't look good on anyone


You're the poster who made the claim. I asked you what evidence you had and you cited fridays stock market.

Maybe it's you who should wait for the evidence before making such silly proclamations.
I have no problem expecting it. Have a little faith. Plus, you really don't have a choice
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FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


He is going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
He was not dressed as the Pope. Dude, that was somebody's AI photo that he was laughing along with.
They are not doing him any favors...
There is that Negative Nancy. Take a breath.
Ok, I will be positive. It was a very good look. They should put out more of those, maybe Trump as a Rabbi, Trump as the King of England. Everyone will love it. How about Trump as Rasputin?


Better...
Trump as American Emperor titillate you? Maybe just a little?
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FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


He is going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
He was not dressed as the Pope. Dude, that was somebody's AI photo that he was laughing along with.
They are not doing him any favors...
There is that Negative Nancy. Take a breath.
Ok, I will be positive. It was a very good look. They should put out more of those, maybe Trump as a Rabbi...



You want it…you got it



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Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


He is going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
He was not dressed as the Pope. Dude, that was somebody's AI photo that he was laughing along with.
They are not doing him any favors...
There is that Negative Nancy. Take a breath.
Ok, I will be positive. It was a very good look. They should put out more of those, maybe Trump as a Rabbi, Trump as the King of England. Everyone will love it. How about Trump as Rasputin?


Better...
Trump as American Emperor titillate you? Maybe just a little?
Actually, makes me laugh. Trump the guy that bankrupted his Dad's company, destroyed Atlantic City and had to run to TV-land Emperor? Damn, Emperor's come cheap...
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FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


He is going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
He was not dressed as the Pope. Dude, that was somebody's AI photo that he was laughing along with.
They are not doing him any favors...
There is that Negative Nancy. Take a breath.
Ok, I will be positive. It was a very good look. They should put out more of those, maybe Trump as a Rabbi, Trump as the King of England. Everyone will love it. How about Trump as Rasputin?


Better...
Trump as American Emperor titillate you? Maybe just a little?
Actually, makes me laugh. Trump the guy that bankrupted his Dad's company, destroyed Atlantic City and had to run to TV-land Emperor? Damn, Emperor's come cheap...
FLBear is a sad, petty little man

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Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


He is going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
He was not dressed as the Pope. Dude, that was somebody's AI photo that he was laughing along with.
They are not doing him any favors...
There is that Negative Nancy. Take a breath.
Ok, I will be positive. It was a very good look. They should put out more of those, maybe Trump as a Rabbi, Trump as the King of England. Everyone will love it. How about Trump as Rasputin?


Better...
Trump as American Emperor titillate you? Maybe just a little?
Actually, makes me laugh. Trump the guy that bankrupted his Dad's company, destroyed Atlantic City and had to run to TV-land Emperor? Damn, Emperor's come cheap...
FLBear is a sad, petty little man


I don't always agree with FLBear , but I always respect his opinion. You should too.
"Stand with anyone when he is right; Stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong." - Abraham Lincoln
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FLBear5630 said:

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FLBear5630 said:

Assassin said:

FLBear5630 said:

Oldbear83 said:

FLBear5630 said:

Osodecentx said:

boognish_bear said:



Why?
Trump draws criticism with AI image of himself as the pope ahead of papal conclave
The image was shared Friday night on Trump's Truth Social site.


He is going out of his way to alienate people.
I'd have to say you are projecting there a bit, hoss.
He is dressed as the Pope just before a Conclave. This is the President of the US we are talking about not a reality TV show.

No need to project with Trump... Sadly, it all is true.
He was not dressed as the Pope. Dude, that was somebody's AI photo that he was laughing along with.
They are not doing him any favors...
There is that Negative Nancy. Take a breath.
Ok, I will be positive. It was a very good look. They should put out more of those, maybe Trump as a Rabbi, Trump as the King of England. Everyone will love it. How about Trump as Rasputin?


Better...
Trump as American Emperor titillate you? Maybe just a little?
Actually, makes me laugh. Trump the guy that bankrupted his Dad's company, destroyed Atlantic City and had to run to TV-land Emperor? Damn, Emperor's come cheap...
I get it. You wish you had thought of it first.

Guess what, you haven't stuck your neck out there like Donald Trump has to try to save the world's greatest country. You haven't had multiple assassination attempts against you. You haven't had some of the world's largest oligarchs try to bury you.

BTW - Trump DID NOT bankrupt his father's company, Trump Management. Get your ducks in a row!
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I was willing to wait and see. Give the guy credit on his first term, but this is just a different animal. He is tanking the economy, American influence world wide, and screwing over the next few generations of Americans.

He unilaterally declared economic war on the world, with no apparent plan. I think it's safe to say, given all his lying and flip flopping, there was never a real plan. Maybe a vague outline drawn on a napkin. Similar to the first term, but worse outlines this time.
My future prediction is you are wrong on every one of your takes.

This is a master 3D chess player while the rest of us are playing checkers

The only thing or certain is that no matter what happens, his zealot followers will declare it a total victory.

Probably the greatest biggest hit the economy has ever taken in any administration's first 100 days, but it's all sunshine and 3D chess to you!
It's not relevant to the first 100 days if it saves the country from the Biden fiasco. The country was in horrible shape whether you want to admit it or not.

There is the argument that it might take short term pain to fix long standing issues, but the economy is objectively far worse off after these 100 days than at any time during the Biden Presidency.

And it will get worse soon, as drilling stops, truckers are laid off, and prices start to rise. If we even get back to the economy we had in January, this calendar year, I will be surprised.

Just like years ago we were told by Algore that the polar ice caps would completely melt.
So, you don't think that polar ice is melting? Huh... I guess he was only 1/2 right.






Moran was right, the tattoos were photoshopped

Trump Would Not Concede 'MS-13' Letters Were Digitally Added
The White House declined to explain why President Trump did not appear to realize that the photograph he held up on social media had been altered.

Trump was talking g about the meaning of the tats and did not want to let the media hack obfuscate the issue which is what he was trying to do.
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