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Did moroncat complain about Biden threatening Ukraine if they didn't stop prosecution of the people who were paying Hunter millions?? Or is it only a issue when Trump does it?

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Seriously how long are they going to let it burn?? Funniest thing is that the fire is a huge producer of CO2, but those idiots are paying carbon tax to keep warm in the winter

Good news, it doesn't effect tomatoes for processing

Matt seems to have it

Hard to argue with Tom's take on it

Same cause, bunch of people signed to spend money they don't have.

They are putting people in jail for social media posts, and trying to prevent opponents from running...

https://news.microsoft.com/source/features/sustainability/project-natick-underwater-datacenter/

In 2019, Ashley Biden, the then 37-year-old daughter of President Biden and his wife Jill, wrote in her journal about showering with her father at an inappropriate age as well as her fears that, as a child, she was sexually abused.

Of course I won't say no, because per truflation inflation is very low right now, at 1.66%. You'll blame any increase even if it's only up to the historical average, on Trump. Despite the fact that you've been wrong so far. BTW hashtag doesn't do anything on here.

RBR rolled the dice on setup to get a pole, then pray for a dry race and stay out front. Didn't work out, shit happens but you've got to make those gambles when you've got the best driver, in a terrible car. Hard to put that wreck on lawson, not much he cold have done

He's being replaced by the lead of vcarb. Max off to merc next?

If I was responding to it, I would have quoted it, just like I did here. As far as inflation, I haven't seen any data that shows it coming anywhere near your predictions

How's the economy and health care up there?

Original post is about tarrifs on copper, since it's mainecunt who posted we can assume he's crying about it ending the world. My post is some facts on the topic. One of those facts is that China is trying to take over the world trade on copper and lots of other minerals, regular and rare earth. Another is showing where the US gets its copper from. If you can explain how that is a punt, or moving the goalpost, any more than saying it's part of the plan to eliminate the penny, I'm all ears

Exactly

The United States produces domestically just over half the refined copper it consumes each year. More than two-thirds of that is mined in Arizona, where the development of a massive new mine has been stalled for more than a decade. The remaining refined copper, just shy of 1 million metric tons annually, is imported. While the White House framed the new tariffs as a way to counter China's dominance of the global market, the United States in fact imports most of its refined copper from the Americas. Chile, Canada and Peru accounted for more than 90% of refined copper imports last year, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS). However, China is expanding its control over world copper mining through its major investments in mines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The DRC is now the world's second-largest copper miner after overtaking Peru, due in large part to massive Chinese investment in the African country's mining sector. Thomson Reuters https://www.mining-technology.com/features/a-deep-dive-into-chinas-role-as-critical-mineral-monolith/ @Deephaven I suppose you prefer to allow china to take over the world trade of copper, too..

The gene pool needs a good shot of chlorine. Bothered by the truth?? The last time the debt actually decreased was from 1956 to 1957. Since then it has only increased, and has increased every year. How do you plan to spin that as maga's fault?? As opposed to the dems who spend more buying votes with "free" shit, every year while initiating class warfare by blaming the "rich" despite the fact that 60% of the countries income tax revenue comes from the top 5% End of Fiscal Year Debt (in billions, rounded) Debt-to-GDP Ratio Major Events by Presidential Term 1929 $17 16% Market crash 1930 $16 17% Smoot-Hawley reduced trade 1931 $17 22% Dust Bowl drought raged 1932 $20 34% Hoover raised taxes 1933 $23 40% New Deal increased GDP and debt 1934 $27 40% 1935 $29 39% Social Security 1936 $34 40% Tax hikes renewed depression 1937 $36 39% Third New Deal 1938 $37 42% Dust Bowl ended 1939 $40 51% Depression ended 1940 $43 49% FDR increased spending and raised taxes 1941 $49 44% U.S. entered WWII 1942 $72 48% Defense tripled 1943 $137 70% 1944 $201 91% Bretton Woods 1945 $259 114% WWII ended 1946 $269 119% Truman's 1st term budgets and recession 1947 $258 103% Cold War 1948 $252 92% Recession 1949 $253 93% Recession 1950 $257 86% Korean War boosted growth and debt 1951 $255 74% 1952 $259 71% 1953 $266 68% Recession when war ended 1954 $271 69% Eisenhower's budgets and Recession 1955 $274 64% 1956 $273 61% 1957 $271 57% Recession 1958 $276 58% Eisenhower's 2nd term and recession 1959 $285 55% Fed raised rates 1960 $286 54% Recession 1961 $289 52% Bay of Pigs 1962 $298 50% JFK budgets and Cuban missile crisis 1963 $306 48% U.S. aids Vietnam, JFK killed 1964 $312 46% LBJ's budgets and war on poverty 1965 $317 43% U.S. entered Vietnam War 1966 $320 40% 1967 $326 40% 1968 $348 39% 1969 $354 36% Nixon took office 1970 $371 35% Recession 1971 $398 35% Wage and price controls 1972 $427 34% Stagflation 1973 $458 33% Nixon ended gold standard and OPEC oil embargo 1974 $475 31% Watergate and budget process created 1975 $533 32% Vietnam War ended 1976 $620 33% Stagflation 1977 $699 34% Stagflation 1978 $772 33% Carter budgets and recession 1979 $827 32% 1980 $908 32% Volcker raised fed rate to 20% 1981 $998 31% Reagan tax cut 1982 $1,142 34% Reagan increased spending 1983 $1,377 37% Jobless rate 10.8% 1984 $1,572 38% Increased defense spending 1985 $1,823 41% 1986 $2,125 46% Reagan lowered taxes 1987 $2,350 48% Market crash 1988 $2,602 50% Fed raised rates 1989 $2,857 51% S&L Crisis 1990 $3,233 54% First Iraq War 1991 $3,665 58% Recession 1992 $4,065 61% 1993 $4,411 63% Omnibus Budget Act 1994 $4,693 64% Clinton budgets 1995 $4,974 64% 1996 $5,225 64% Welfare reform 1997 $5,413 63% 1998 $5,526 60% LTCM crisis and recession 1999 $5,656 58% Glass-Steagall repealed 2000 $5,674 55% Budget surplus 2001 $5,807 55% 9/11 attacks and EGTRRA 2002 $6,228 57% War on Terror 2003 $6,783 59% JGTRRA and Iraq War 2004 $7,379 60% Iraq War 2005 $7,933 61% Bankruptcy Act and Hurricane Katrina. 2006 $8,507 61% Bernanke chaired Fed 2007 $9,008 62% Bank crisis 2008 $10,025 68% Bank bailout and QE 2009 $11,910 82% Bailout cost $250B ARRA added $242B 2010 $13,562 90% ARRA added $400B, payroll tax holiday ended, Obama Tax cuts, ACA, Simpson-Bowles 2011 $14,790 95% Debt crisis, recession and tax cuts reduced revenue 2012 $16,066 99% Fiscal cliff 2013 $16,738 99% Sequester, government shutdown 2014 $17,824 101% QE ended, debt ceiling crisis 2015 $18,151 100% Oil prices fell 2016 $19,573 105% Brexit 2017 $20,245 104% Congress raised the debt ceiling 2018 $21,516 105% Trump tax cuts 2019 $22,719 107% Trade wars 2020 $27,748 129% COVID-19 and 2020 recession 2021 $29,617 124% COVID-19 and American Rescue Plan Act 2022 $31,420 119% Inflation Reduction Act and student loan forgiveness 2023 $34,001 122% Fed raises rates

no Swiss, they live in Switzerland... Swedish lawmakers... Sweden, is a Nordic country located on the Scandinavian Peninsula in Northern Europe. It borders Norway to the west and north, and Finland to the east. At 450,295 square kilometres, Sweden is the largest Nordic country by both area and population, and is the fifth-largest country in Europe Netanyahu in 2025, Swedish, and Norwegian in 2021, Norwegian in 2018

The swap meet thing has never done much for me.. A short walk to check out cool vintage shit is all I need

We know you don't care about pedos, since you voted for creepy joe after what he did to his own daughter