"We got to vote for Joe Biden like our lives depended on it." -Michelle Obama

hanimmal

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Yer callin Biden as pedo... but IS he? any convictions? I don't know 100% what he did in his life but I can't see him still being in the position he is if he were a convicted pedophile. So as Trump said "It is what it is"

I'm not even a political person... Trump is just a fkn idiot. Period... Now enjoy this hilarious short vid

Agreed. I think about all those thousands of pictures he has taken in 50 years in the public eye and all those squirmy tired irritated children sitting through boring speeches and then having to wait in a line to take a picture with some old guy. And how from all those press events it would be easy to find a handful of creepy looking pictures. Adults and kids is just creepy. One good thing to come from people being forced to deal with social distancing.

 

potroastV2

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Just cause i appear in england alot doesnt mean thats where i live does it.. nothing better to say then english and grammar eh. If i could type properly i would mate thanks for pointin out problems i have lole i didnt know i had them jusy cause i canr type or write doesnt make me less important to comment on things does it. Discrimination at its finest. How dya know im not dyslexic only learnt to type and read recently. But due to arthritis and other problems including vision problems doubled with a webpage that will not allow me to scroll down enough to even see the text im writing no idea why this is all invisible to me till i send it. Then i click edit and do what i can. Before it starts scrolling up and down its only on here it does it too.

But hey maybe i should dropoit now and jusy give up and not try get any experience typing and trying to do better eh ? Yeah i go to england a damn lot.. i have kids over there so i spend 2month over there 2 times a year if poss.
Am i there now ..yeah cause this shit its pointless to go traveling im not getting locked up for 2 weeks just cause they want me to il wait til its clear and see if u lot mess it up before i return home .

Plenty going on and u lot are why lol
Seriously funny as hell to see howmany people believe all the crap going on keep it up ur doing great arnt ya see what happens next year if u make it

I said that you are in England because you've been posting in the UK Growers thread. If you're not a UK citizen, then why would you post there? Are you growing pot in England? You're certainly not making much sense!

Where do you live then Bubba?


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2cent

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I said that you are in England because you've been posting in the UK Growers thread. If you're not a UK citizen, then why would you post there? Are you growing pot in England? You're certainly not making much sense!

Where do you live then Bubba?


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Didnt know there was a uk growers thread i thaugh it was just a growers thread ...
 

hanimmal

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For the first time ever on this site, in years of using it, I clicked the politics section. I am amazed, it might as well be called CNN.
So insightful, way to be part of the conversation being had here.

I guess if you want to pretend like it is ok that Trump is allowing foreign nations to attack our citizens and just play into the cult logic, that is on you. But what you are doing is exactly how Trump keeps his cult from getting any information his trolls didn't pick out specifically for them.

Best of luck to you and your family, it is a bummer that the one real job Trump has ever had he has failed at. Keeping us all safe and being all of our president.
 

Fogdog

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Note how the anarkkkocapitalist talks about repressive govmint but only ever posts bullshit about Democrats.
 

hanimmal

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/09/25/finance-202-biden-would-create-stronger-economic-growth-more-jobs-economists-find/Screen Shot 2020-09-26 at 8.33.25 AM.png

A Democratic sweep that puts Joe Biden in the White House and the party back in the Senate majority would produce 7.4 million more jobs and a faster economic recovery than if President Trump retains power.

That’s the conclusion Moody’s Analytics economists Mark Zandi and Bernard Yaros reach in a new analysis sizing up the two presidential candidates’ economic proposals.

And they are not alone in finding a Biden win translating into brisker growth: Economists at Goldman Sachs and Oxford Economics conclude that even a version of Biden’s program that would have to shrink to pass the Senate would mean a faster rally back to prepandemic conditions.

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All three see the higher government spending a Biden administration would approve — for emergency relief programs, infrastructure, and an expanded social safety net — giving the economy a potent injection of stimulus.

The economic outlook is strongest if Democrats sweep Washington, the Moody’s team finds.

“In this scenario, the economy is expected to create 18.6 million jobs during Biden’s term as president, and the economy returns to full employment, with unemployment of just over 4%, by the second half of 2022,” they write.

Real after-tax income for the average American household would increase by $4,800 by the end of Biden’s first term, the economists project, and house prices and homeownership rates both would nudge upward.

On top of the extra federal spending, an all-Democratic government would translate into stronger growth by reengaging in freer trade and loosening immigration restrictions. And while a Biden administration would seek to offset some of his proposed $7.3 trillion in new spending over the next decade with $4.1 trillion in higher taxes on corporations and the wealthy, “the net of these crosscurrents is to boost economic activity,” the economists write.

But the Moody’s team sees that blue-wave scenario as only the third most likely election outcome. The most likely, they say, sees Biden winning while Republicans retain their hold on the Senate; narrowly less likely is a Trump win and that same split control of Congress he confronts now.

The economists don’t perceive major differences in economic outcomes under those scenarios, since a split Congress would choke off the ability of either Trump or Biden to advance major tax or spending changes.

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A Republican sweep — which they give a 5 percent probability, their least likely election outcome — would produce the weakest economic returns. In this case, they see 11.2 million jobs added in Trump’s second term, with the economy only returning to full employment in the first half of 2024. With a weaker job market, the average American household’s real after-tax income wouldn’t budge much.


Trump has not spelled out his second-term economic agenda in detail, so the Moody’s team is left to fill in gaps by making some assumptions based on the president’s first-term record. They see the president offering “much less expansive support to the economy from tax and spending policies.” Specifically, they conclude Trump would more than offset a trillion-dollar infrastructure proposal with cuts to other non-defense programs; and he would cut taxes but also effectively raise them elsewhere by resuming his trade war with China.

Altogether, the team sees a Democratic sweep yielding 4.2 percent annual growth over the next four years; the pace slows to 3.5 percent over that time if Biden faces a split Congress. Meanwhile, a Republican sweep would mean 3.1 percent growth, while an election that preserves the status quo would mean a 3.2 percent pace.

A scaled-back Biden plan would still goose growth, the Oxford and Goldman analyses find.
The Oxford team divided Biden’s tax and spending proposals in half to reflect the difficulty of guiding an ambitious package through a closely divided Democratic Senate. They find such a plan would still provide a “welcome boost” to the recovery, delivering 5.8 percent economic growth next year. By they end of Biden's first term, they project disposable income would be 2 percent higher and the jobless rate would approach 3 percent.

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Goldman economists, like those at Moody’s, see Biden presiding over a burst of new spending, higher taxes, and lower tariffs. And like those at Oxford, they assume only half of Biden’s program would become law, “since Democrats will at most have a narrow majority in the Senate and would therefore have to win over their most centrist members,” they wrote in a note earlier this week.

Either way, they see a Biden administration providing a meaningful lift to economic growth. They plot it here in a graph that depicts their expectations for the so-called output gap, which measures the difference between the economy’s potential under Biden against what it would otherwise achieve.

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Beneath these headline numbers, “lower- and middle-income households benefit more from Biden’s policies than Trump’s,” Zandi and Yaros of Moody’s write. “Biden ramps up government spending on education, healthcare and other social programs, the benefits of which largely go to those in the bottom half of the income distribution. Meanwhile, he meaningfully increases taxes on the well-to-do, financial institutions and businesses to help pay for it. Trump largely does the reverse.”
 
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