What has Trump done to this country?
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DIY-HP-LED
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A chief economist says Mitch McConnell expects Trump to lose the election — and breaks down why that means there will be no stimulus money until February
McConnell won't push his party to back a big relief bill, because "splitting the party is death to the leader," Ian Shepherdson said.
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A chief economist says Mitch McConnell expects Trump to lose the election — and breaks down why that means there will be no stimulus money until February
- Mitch McConnell won't risk his Senate leadership by forcing fellow Republicans to back a big stimulus bill, as he expects President Donald Trump to lose in November, Ian Shepherdson, Pantheon Macroeconomics' chief economist, said on Thursday.
- "McConnell expects Trump to lose, and therefore, for him to spend political capital to support Trump by forcing through a bill which would put his own leadership position at risk after the election, to me, doesn't make any sense," Shepherdson said in a webinar.
- The Senate majority leader won't persuade his own party to vote for a big relief spending bill, because "splitting the party is death to the leader," Shepherdson said.
- The economist said he expected a multitrillion-dollar bill by the end of January, after the inauguration, meaning there wouldn't be any stimulus money flowing into the economy until February.
"I think McConnell expects Trump to lose, and therefore, for him to spend political capital to support Trump by forcing through a bill which would put his own leadership position at risk after the election, to me, doesn't make any sense," Shepherdson said.
"It's always wise to do things from McConnell's personal perspective, because that's how things operate in the Senate. He has enormous personal power, and he wants to be leader again, even if he has to be a leader in the minority," he said, alluding to the potential that Democrats could win a majority in the Senate next month.
House Democrats have put forward a $2.2 trillion plan, but McConnell has described it as "outlandish" and said the amount was too high.
Jimdamick
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Waaay tooo fucking late.Some are running from Donald like he has the plague, wait a minute, he does have the plague!
The only single fucking good thing that will come about as a result of Trump's presidency is the total destruction of the Republican party.
It will take a generation, at least, for the stench of this present Republican Congress's culpability & supplication/fidelity to that fucking cocksucker/idiot too wear off.
Who/what did they think they were?
Sit the fuck down/crawl back in your holes/get the fuck out of the way, the party/nightmare will be officially over in 3 weeks.
The Republicans as far as being a serious political force/threat are finished for a long time in my opinion.
I think/hope America has had enough of their bullshit.
Thanks Trump, you actually did help to make America great again, by destroying the GOP
DIY-HP-LED
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This is like war James, break through, then exploit the advantage to roll back the enemy by getting in between him and his supply chain, encircling and piecemeal destruction of the cut off forces.Waaay tooo fucking late.
The only single fucking good thing that will come about as a result of Trump's presidency is the total destruction of the Republican party.
It will take a generation, at least, for the stench of this present Republican Congress's culpability & supplication/fidelity to that fucking cocksucker/idiot too wear off.
Who/what did they think they were?
Sit the fuck down/crawl back in your holes/get the fuck out of the way, the party/nightmare will be officially over in 3 weeks.
The Republicans as far as being a serious political force/threat are finished for a long time in my opinion.
I think/hope America has had enough of their bullshit.
Thanks Trump, you actually did help to make America great again, by destroying the GOP
Let's say Joe and the democrats get a likely hattrick with a few seats to spare in the senate, a simple majority will get things done unless constitutionally mandated and no filibuster. Over 200 bills are stalled on Mitch's desk, these bills HR-1 among them will have the compromises removed from them and be resubmitted at light speed and Joe will sign one or two a day. This will remove dark money and has a host of election reform as well as security reforms. Fox news will be dealt with one way or another, Murdoch just pulled the pin on Trump too. Social media over a certain size will be regulated by the FCC as will other internet services that have an adverse impact on public confidence, opinion or is detrimental to youth and the vulnerable.
Between Donald's scandals and Joe's expected performance as POTUS in solving America's acute problems, it will damage the republicans even more. The republican brand has been destroyed for generations of Americans and millions of voters die every election cycle and millions more new ones replace them, many of those new voters are whites with a new attitude. Also demographic change will be another factor as America turns browner in the next decade. Don't forget the FBI in all this, investigating Russian ties, money, the remains of the NRA, all the corruption and all the crime, oh and don't forget all the goons and "militia" members, the new national security and terrorism threat. These right wing goons are about to be treated like shit by American society, under new laws, if they are affiliated with a terrorist organization they will lose their guns. One or two nutcases in their group or militia will be enough, even if they only go to the website, good bye guns, at least. Terrorist watch list too, so no flying, take the bus loser!
BTW statehood for Puerto Rico and DC will give 4 more senate seats and more democratic ECV's, they already are in the house I believe.
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i guess he expects to win the race in kentucky..this has made me mad enough to send Amy McGrath who is within margin, another $5, even thought i just donated the other day.
A chief economist says Mitch McConnell expects Trump to lose the election — and breaks down why that means there will be no stimulus money until February
McConnell won't push his party to back a big relief bill, because "splitting the party is death to the leader," Ian Shepherdson said.
A chief economist says Mitch McConnell expects Trump to lose the election — and breaks down why that means there will be no stimulus money until February
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell won't risk his position by forcing through a stimulus bill now, because he expects President Donald Trump to lose next month's election, Ian Shepherdson, the chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said in a webinar on Thursday.
- Mitch McConnell won't risk his Senate leadership by forcing fellow Republicans to back a big stimulus bill, as he expects President Donald Trump to lose in November, Ian Shepherdson, Pantheon Macroeconomics' chief economist, said on Thursday.
- "McConnell expects Trump to lose, and therefore, for him to spend political capital to support Trump by forcing through a bill which would put his own leadership position at risk after the election, to me, doesn't make any sense," Shepherdson said in a webinar.
- The Senate majority leader won't persuade his own party to vote for a big relief spending bill, because "splitting the party is death to the leader," Shepherdson said.
- The economist said he expected a multitrillion-dollar bill by the end of January, after the inauguration, meaning there wouldn't be any stimulus money flowing into the economy until February.
"I think McConnell expects Trump to lose, and therefore, for him to spend political capital to support Trump by forcing through a bill which would put his own leadership position at risk after the election, to me, doesn't make any sense," Shepherdson said.
"It's always wise to do things from McConnell's personal perspective, because that's how things operate in the Senate. He has enormous personal power, and he wants to be leader again, even if he has to be a leader in the minority," he said, alluding to the potential that Democrats could win a majority in the Senate next month.
House Democrats have put forward a $2.2 trillion plan, but McConnell has described it as "outlandish" and said the amount was too high.
bottom up, friends- the only way to get rid of McConnell once and for all- we are within margin.
i'm also donating to get rid of Ms. Lindsey..we can do it! down ballot! $2! how satisfying to know you helped flip a seat or two?
Jimdamick
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McConnell/Graham are fucking finished.A chief economist says Mitch McConnell expects Trump to lose the election — and breaks down why that means there will be no stimulus money until February
McConnell won't push his party to back a big relief bill, because "splitting the party is death to the leader," Ian Shepherdson said.
A chief economist says Mitch McConnell expects Trump to lose the election — and breaks down why that means there will be no stimulus money until February
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell won't risk his position by forcing through a stimulus bill now, because he expects President Donald Trump to lose next month's election, Ian Shepherdson, the chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said in a webinar on Thursday.
- Mitch McConnell won't risk his Senate leadership by forcing fellow Republicans to back a big stimulus bill, as he expects President Donald Trump to lose in November, Ian Shepherdson, Pantheon Macroeconomics' chief economist, said on Thursday.
- "McConnell expects Trump to lose, and therefore, for him to spend political capital to support Trump by forcing through a bill which would put his own leadership position at risk after the election, to me, doesn't make any sense," Shepherdson said in a webinar.
- The Senate majority leader won't persuade his own party to vote for a big relief spending bill, because "splitting the party is death to the leader," Shepherdson said.
- The economist said he expected a multitrillion-dollar bill by the end of January, after the inauguration, meaning there wouldn't be any stimulus money flowing into the economy until February.
"I think McConnell expects Trump to lose, and therefore, for him to spend political capital to support Trump by forcing through a bill which would put his own leadership position at risk after the election, to me, doesn't make any sense," Shepherdson said.
"It's always wise to do things from McConnell's personal perspective, because that's how things operate in the Senate. He has enormous personal power, and he wants to be leader again, even if he has to be a leader in the minority," he said, alluding to the potential that Democrats could win a majority in the Senate next month.
House Democrats have put forward a $2.2 trillion plan, but McConnell has described it as "outlandish" and said the amount was too high.
McConnell might be re-elected from that shit hole state of Kentucky which has had way too much sway in the way this Nation has been run (figure that the fuck out, how that backwater essentially control's America (it really does ) )
Lindsey, that fucking closet Queen that doesn't have the balls to stand up for anything is going to lose, bet on it.
We are so fucking fucked.
Millions of households have entered poverty status over the last month due to COVID-19 & all the Senate/McConnell/Trump is concerned with is getting Barrett appointed to the SCOTUS.
Where the fuck is the necessary, no actually fucking vital aid package needed to support Americans now?
It's been stalled for 2 fucking months, with the Republicans saying we can't afford it.
Well, you know what?
I hope we still have something left in 2021 to save, because the way things are/have gone under McConnell/Trump, all I can see coming down the road is a fucking disaster.
So funny, I'd make mincemeat of you in a 1 to 1 debate, again, the attacks keep flowing, I can take it, I just won't give up on your echo chamber
H G Griffin
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Republican Sasse lets loose with criticism of Trump including 'way he kisses dictators' butts'
Jimdamick
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Why are you here?
To antagonize?
Does that give you an erection?
There's enough shit going on in this World/site, no more is needed.
Go the fuck away
Jimdamick
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I really fucking doubt that
DIY-HP-LED
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If the stupid fuck crashes the economy and nobody's bank or credit cards work because the banks freeze up like 2008, Mitch will need more security than Trump to survive. Donald can't or won't deal with it and no one is gonna give those clowns the trillions. There is not nearly enough cash in circulation and many businesses large and small depend on lines of credit and other banking services for cash flow issues. If it happens expect businesses large and small to go bankrupt and unemployment to go through the fucking roof as nobody's bank or credit card works any more, Donald is still in charge. Nightmare scenario James.
The last time it happened Canada's banking system was ok and Canadians headed south for fantastic deals on houses, boats, classic cars, RVs and more. This time no one will buy because of covid, unless it's online and shipped, the bargain on houses will be hard to pass up though. Canadian buzzards are circling!
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DIY-HP-LED
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Perhaps you could articulate the echo's you hear? Or is it a voice in your head?
So far you've been generalizing yourself into meaninglessness.
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i'll take a piece of that..let's go!
lack of reponse will be attributed to your status as loser/sucker.
waterproof808
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He retweeted this ridiculous satire article thinking its real. 
CunningCanuk
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DIY-HP-LED
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Canuck can screw you so bad you'd have to grow a new asshole to fart. Demonstrate your prowess in debate by explaining about these echoes you hear and why they obviously disturb you? Feel free to go into detail, name names. This Canadian just smacked ya in the gob with the glove.