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My butt is just fine. However, since you keep bringing it up, I assume you may be having some troubles.
Tax cuts are a boon for foreign investors. How much of America are you fine with selling off?
If we are at full employment, then why are the unemployed coal miners, factory workers, retail workers still in a world of hurt?
Retail is shedding jobs like an old dog and will continue to do so. No respite in sight for the coal miners or the unemployed, low-skilled factory workers. Are you thinking any of these folks will be working for Apple next year?
My butt is just fine. However, since you keep bringing it up, I assume you may be having some troubles.
Tax cuts are a boon for foreign investors. How much of America are you fine with selling off?
If we are at full employment, then why are the unemployed coal miners, factory workers, retail workers still in a world of hurt?
Retail is shedding jobs like an old dog and will continue to do so. No respite in sight for the coal miners or the unemployed, low-skilled factory workers. Are you thinking any of these folks will be working for Apple next year?
Not as much as you complain....
If you think selling off America just started, you are far behind the curve....and very uninformed....
obama should have not cut the coal workers throats....same with factory workers...
The Hill has presented some educated predictions about how much further Trump has to fall, in the coming year. They think he will be charged for treasonous activities with the Russians and that his republican poodles in congress will be devastated by the unprecedented democratic turnout at the polls in November.
As I type this, I'm listening to Trump's inaugural address, where he gravely insulted the condition of our country and claimed he would fix everything. But we are now in so much more turmoil and are unable to even sustain our federal budget, due to the rancor he has instilled. The article in the link, offers a bit of hope that this is all soon coming to an end. The author of this article is John LeBoutillier, a former republican congressman from New York.
...........No respite in sight for the coal miners or the unemployed, low-skilled factory workers...............
You're kidding, right? Obama put the coal workers on unemployment, and now you - a Democrat - are chiding the Republicans because the Republicans cannot undo the damage done by the Democrats?
Low paying garment industry jobs is what you want?
Nah..... The Snowflakes have no idea how to run a country. You want low paying jobs back into the country. You want illegal aliens to work those jobs. And then when Republicans take power you whine that low paying people are not being paid enough.
My butt is just fine. However, since you keep bringing it up, I assume you may be having some troubles.
Tax cuts are a boon for foreign investors. How much of America are you fine with selling off?
If we are at full employment, then why are the unemployed coal miners, factory workers, retail workers still in a world of hurt?
Retail is shedding jobs like an old dog and will continue to do so. No respite in sight for the coal miners or the unemployed, low-skilled factory workers. Are you thinking any of these folks will be working for Apple next year?
I see that your dream for America is everyone working in retail selling foreign products.
The Hill has presented some educated predictions about how much further Trump has to fall, in the coming year. They think he will be charged for treasonous activities with the Russians and that his republican poodles in congress will be devastated by the unprecedented democratic turnout at the polls in November.
As I type this, I'm listening to Trump's inaugural address, where he gravely insulted the condition of our country and claimed he would fix everything. But we are now in so much more turmoil and are unable to even sustain our federal budget, due to the rancor he has instilled. The article in the link, offers a bit of hope that this is all soon coming to an end. The author of this article is John LeBoutillier, a former republican congressman from New York.
Would that educated education come from a Cracker Jack box?
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