The Trump effect 6 days after 2024 election

a reply to: Lumenari

All I'm saying is I'm skeptical of Trump's stated intentions..

a reply to: cherokeetroy

So you're an apple.

Noted.

a reply to: Lumenari

I think

We should all take notes

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originally posted by: cherokeetroy
a reply to: Lumenari

All I'm saying is I'm skeptical of Trump's stated intentions..

Apparently you’re not skeptical enough to read the sources.

"It isn’t clear, however, whether IOHK or blockchain technology of any kind is playing a role in the new, wide rollout of digital student ID"
mobileidworld.com...

a reply to: cherokeetroy

Secretary of State is still a toss-up between Marco Rubio and Ric Grenell.

nypost.com...

I prefer Ric, but that's just because I've seen him in action. Very loyal to Trump/MAGA. I only know Rubio said Donald Trump had small hands during a debate, and Rubio lost.

a reply to: Vermilion


Did you miss the part where Charles Hoskinson is in partnership with transhumanist Ben Goertzel who was financed by Jeffery Epstein?


www.prnewswire.com...

www.prnewswire.com...

This is the initial post on X which mentions a "severe overreaction in the economy" and states, "markets will tumble":

a reply to: cherokeetroy
I never hear this spoken to but this is the reality.
The US has trade deficits, which is absurd, heres why.

The US has the largest market so countries want/must enter our market-why/how would the US allow countries to sell into our market but allow those countries to keep us out of theirs? Also, other countries are charging us tariffs and we are not charging them, why?
If a country wants to play hard ball with the US all we have to do is find out who they are doing business with and tell that country-if you do business with said country then you can forget about doing any business with us, the US. That is how the Trump policy crippled Iran, nobody was allowed to buy Iran's oil. It's called leverage and the USA has all of it! There is no way the US should EVER have a trade deficit! In the interview I posted a page back Trump explains this, I seriously recommend you watch it is full of perspective and knowledge. I have watched it numerous times, its like a study tool. The way Trump explains it is awesome and he battles, debates someone who doesn't agree with him so it makes for good watching. In the end it was a respectul discussion, please watch it you will be more informed.

originally posted by: cherokeetroy

I think

We should all take notes

The left will spin everything as bad with Trump from now to the day he dies. My net worth is greater than Rubio's so not as swampy as you suggest. To also call him hawkish there are times to be hawkish and times not to be. Trump needs trustworthy people around him and Rubio is a good fit. It's the same old same old like saying Vance did not like Trump 8 years ago and was vocal about it, so what? I didn't vote for Trump in 2016 but I support him today. Vance saw who Trump really is and that changed his mind from dislike of him to a huge supporter.

Here is what Vance said in 2021...

Vance stopped his criticism of Trump, saying in 2021 he regretted “being wrong about” Trump and asking “folks not to judge me based on what I said in 2016, because I’ve been very open that I did say those critical things and I regret them.”

a reply to: network dude

The next four years dealing with the loons:

*pat pat*
Quiet, honey, the grownups are talking.

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
All I'm saying is I'm skeptical of Trump's stated intentions..

We should all be skeptical of anything coming out of DC. Always. If it doesn't stand up to scrutiny I don't trust it. Sadly, there's no national media worthy of being the "Fourth Estate" and probably never will be again, if there ever was.

IMO, We the People ceded the power we're supposed to have to those who serve their own private interests. Anyone still trusting Big Anything has not been paying attention. That's not changing in one election cycle. We can make significant progress in maybe 10, but it'll be a scratch and claw fight that never ends.

Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.

We get what we tolerate.

Trump's opponents are using fear mongering tactics as usual.

There is PLENTY of room for hacking wasteful spending without touching essential services.

2023 Festivus Report

a reply to: yeahright

Like they say, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
a reply to: network dude

Sour grapes asked a question, I provided an answer.

All of Trump's projected policies are technically rumors until he officially enacts them. Should people hold off on discussing them until they become fact?

not at all. Just remember what you said here when you are telling everyone Trump will kill all the democrats or some such garbage. Projection is obvious.

a reply to: cherokeetroy

Would you agree that a career government employee who subverts the presidents agenda shouldn’t work for the government?

originally posted by: StoutBroux
After watching Outnumbered today, I did a check of their rundown on what's happened since Trump was elected. In the last 6 days since the new 'Hitler', a man of war and anti-democracy, who will put us all in concentration camps, but in spite of his evil awfulness, was still elected by the majority of US voters, has affected several things that many of us will see as positive:

Stock market at all time highs
www.reuters.com...

A large caravan of thousands of illegal immigrants headed to our borders immediatley shrunk by half
www.reuters.com...

NYC announced it will stop giving free debit cards to migrant families
thehill.com...

Hamas wanting an immediate end to war with Israel
www.newsweek.com...

Russia ready to have talks with Zelenskyy
www.npr.org...

EU considering replacing Russian oil with US oil
www.reuters.com...

Taliban hopes for 'new chapter' with US
www.barrons.com...

China hopes for 'peaceful coexistence' with US
fortune.com...

Tens of thousands of jobs possible in the near future following Trump's 2024 election win, the U.S. energy sector surged, fueled by his pledge to boost oil and gas production.
www.forbes.com...

The American dollar is coming back strong on the world stage
www.bloomberg.com...

Exposure of FEMA not servicing Trump supporters, now in the limelight for discrimination practices, needs no links.

But fear not to those on the left. Doom and gloom can still hang in your delusions of Trump's reign. In fact, your road ahead appears fraught with peril, as the nation finds itself at a critical crossroads, forced to reckon with the consequences of empowering a would-be tyrant whose thirst for power and control knows no bounds. Onward then with your meltdowns and dramatic, attention seeking actions.

Liberal women banning sex, dating etc. with men for the next 4 years, shaving their heads etc.,
40-50% of Harris voters wanting to move to other countries
The DNC is broke, considers the Harris campaign a "1 billion dollar disaster", still soliciting donations to the 'Fight Fund'.

For the rest of us, know the wheels of progress are in motion and Trump isn't even in office yet but is going full throttle on appointing key personnel, meeting/conversing with key world figures, and will be hitting the ground not only running but exploding, and Righting the wrongs of the Left. He is smarter, more experienced and tougher than ever before.

MAGA-AF!!!!!

Gasoline in the Chicago area started dropping when it was apparent Trump was going to win, and has come down over 80 cents a gallon over the past 7 days! ($3.78 to $2.95!)

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
a reply to: network dude

Sour grapes asked a question, I provided an answer.

All of Trump's projected policies are technically rumors until he officially enacts them. Should people hold off on discussing them until they become fact?

not at all. Just remember what you said here when you are telling everyone Trump will kill all the democrats or some such garbage. Projection is obvious.

What are you sniffing ?
Either that or you really do seem to lack comprehension skills.

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
a reply to: RazorV66

Then hopefully Republicans can figure out a way to save it since Social Security's cash reserves are projected to run out by 2033

One check sent to a savings account for Social Security, instead of Ukraine, would fund it for another few years. One check.

a reply to: TruthJava

Social Security doesn't kick back to The Swamp so that won't happen. It's an offshore black hole necessary for supplemental Congressional and Big Guy benefits .

Cockles of heart = warm

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I’m truly glad the American Democrat party played their part in losing so badly that Trump gets a fair suck of the sav.

a reply to: StoutBroux

originally posted by: yeahright

We should all be skeptical of anything coming out of DC. Always.

As DC voted 93% for Harris....