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CNBCTrump loses appeal of $5 million E. Jean Carroll sexual a...President Trump was found liable for defaming Carroll in another case related to her claim of being sexually assaulted by him in the mid-1990s.

scared? odd question... if you mean am I afraid of nuclear power the answer is a resounding no. if we can power aircraft carriers and submarines with it we can power a good portion of the country with it as well. our electrical usage and needs certainty aren't declining and it's the most efficient and 'clean' source of power there is. look to France and China... ignore Cherynobl and 3 mile island. 😂 there's solar fields popping up all over here I could show you, a bunch more coming our way. friends father was approached this spring about leasing property for a large solar field. he read the fine print, discussed it with his heirs and declined but the $ was damn good... but he doesn't need it. that's not stopping other farmers from doing it though. solar panels have a limited lifespan, who's responsible for their removal, cleanup and remediation 25? years from now on your property, especially if the companies go under water? idk what the wind generation scene looks like around your neck of the woods but if you've ever driven or flown over hwy 41 from Oshkosh to Milwaukee you'd be blown away by the number of them. friend of mine from WI moved to Colorado years ago as a production manager at a wind generator blade manufacturer as his specialty is large composites. those blades aren't exactly environmentally friendly either... 😂 I'm no fan of Michael Moore but this was an excellent documentary about how dirty green energy is from a few years ago...

and there's 'travelers' who go all over the country for work as well. buddy from Illinois made more doing traveling work over a decade than he did the previous three before he retired. only cost him a marriage and a relationship with his kid.

I'd rather see solar/wind as supplemtal to nuclear, lots of it... And preferably in your back yard.

you say that almost like the entire fossil fuel industry hasn't been subsidized for about 100 years...

I watched it... odds are most here won't thing is, it's not just the electricians... there's the entire supply chain and those jobs as well maybe he can get a nice clean coal mining job in West Virginia

sounds legit...

I'm not nor have ever defended the Biden admin, but 1000 seems about as made up as a stolen election or that the Vax causes aids.

sure, as long as you're willing to say he replaced knowledge, experience and actual leadership skills with the cast of Celebrity Apprentice 2.0 that doesn't seem to know wtf they're doing aside from being 'yes men'... and women with maralago face... sycophants...

speaking of ground water... this is interesting. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/08/28/climate/groundwater-drying-climate-change.html best viewed from a computer

they've gotta get the water from 'somewhere'... right? ya know how/why Florida has had so many sinkhole problems over the years? sucking the groundwater dry from the aquifers... in a nutshell I wouldn't be surprised one bit to see one of these data centers proposed on the Wisconsin or Fox Rivers here.

horrible deflection from the topic noted who here is defending that mess... really? current cabinet is like Celebrity Apprentice

“The act is not designed as a deficit reduction act. It’s designed as, ‘Let’s cross our fingers and hope that lower taxes boost economic growth again fast enough to bring in revenues,’” he added. “Growth” was the word repeatedly invoked by President Donald Trump and his allies on Capitol Hill, who relied on rosy economic projections developed inside the White House to argue that the bill’s tax cuts would essentially pay for themselves. Outside observers saw an entirely different kind of growth: Independent forecasters — including the nonpartisan in-house scorekeepers at the Congressional Budget Office — predicted the added debt created by the bill would increase federal borrowing costs, swamping any economic gains reaped through the tax cuts. It’s a version of the “debt spiral” that many fiscal doomsayers have warned the U.S. might be entering after spending decades as the world’s safest investment. Lawmakers heard those calls loud and clear at various points recently. https://www.politico.com/news/2025/07/09/wall-street-debt-warnings-megabill-00443084 @Highmark

let's discuss his current cabinet and compare qualifications to his first term cabinet, shall we? it's laughable... Fox News hosts, loyalists and sycophants.