Is Biden really that bad?
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cannabineer
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We interrupt the Fiery Spirit Of Hatred “Xenophobia Xpecial” for more on the de facto poll tax.
www.theatlantic.com
Here's How Much It Costs to Vote in States With Voter ID Laws
Voter ID laws impose hidden costs on voters, driving down turnout—and can disproportionately affect African-American voters and those 23 or younger.
cannabineer
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The really sad part is how effective such a primitive technique is. It reinforces my hypothesis that we are in reality presapient.
Herb & Suds
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Then you have to act offended by insults
Fogdog
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When the punishment fits the crime.
Herb & Suds
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Yeah insurance companies love illegals
More smoke looking for a fire
cannabineer
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It is coming to my amused attention that the infringements on personal freedom that the freedomers get the most noisily upset about are the ones that they inflicted upon themselves.
DIY-HP-LED
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Here in Canada we face a labor shortage, so by all means continue American restrictive immigration policies. Where I live since covid especially are a lot of child bearing aged Asian immigrants are filling the jobs here nobody wants, even here far away from the major cities of Canada. American policy choices increase Canadian options for foreign students and immigrants and provides them with a prosperous multicultural society to live in.
Premier Doug Ford addresses Ontario's labour shortage
1,472 views Aug 3, 2022 Premier Doug Ford was in Stratford today to announce new funding for Ontario's auto sector.
Premier Doug Ford addresses Ontario's labour shortage
1,472 views Aug 3, 2022 Premier Doug Ford was in Stratford today to announce new funding for Ontario's auto sector.
Fogdog
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Thank you, President Joe Biden. All is not well but the patient's health is recovering.
Wall Street rises on tech, earnings boost as recession fears ease
A fresh batch of strong results from PayPal and CVS Health Corp also boosted sentiment in a largely upbeat second quarter that has helped markets bounce back from the fallout of the Ukraine war, rising inflation and a rise in borrowing costs.
"An economy that is not falling into recession but is not roaring higher at this time..." Kim Forrest, chief investment officer at Bokeh Capital Management said.
The benchmark S&P 500 index (.SPX) and tech-heavy Nasdaq (.IXIC) are up 13.3% and 18.2%, respectively, from the lows hit in mid-June, but are still in a bear market.
Wall Street started August on a sour note as factory activity in the United States, China and Eurozone weakened in July. But worries eased on Wednesday as the U.S. services sector, which accounts for more than two-third of the economic activity, rebounded unexpectedly.
www.reuters.com
Wall Street rises on tech, earnings boost as recession fears ease
- .S. service sector unexpectedly picks up in July
- PayPal rises after bumping annual profit outlook
- Apple gains 3.5%, Microsoft adds 2.7%
- Moderna jumps on $3 billion share buyback plan
- Indexes: Dow 1.08%, S&P 1.30%, Nasdaq 2.13%
A fresh batch of strong results from PayPal and CVS Health Corp also boosted sentiment in a largely upbeat second quarter that has helped markets bounce back from the fallout of the Ukraine war, rising inflation and a rise in borrowing costs.
"An economy that is not falling into recession but is not roaring higher at this time..." Kim Forrest, chief investment officer at Bokeh Capital Management said.
The benchmark S&P 500 index (.SPX) and tech-heavy Nasdaq (.IXIC) are up 13.3% and 18.2%, respectively, from the lows hit in mid-June, but are still in a bear market.
Wall Street started August on a sour note as factory activity in the United States, China and Eurozone weakened in July. But worries eased on Wednesday as the U.S. services sector, which accounts for more than two-third of the economic activity, rebounded unexpectedly.
Nasdaq ends at three-month high as PayPal fuels optimism
Wall Street ended sharply higher on Wednesday, with strong profit forecasts from PayPal and CVS Health Corp lifting sentiment and helping elevate the Nasdaq to its highest level since early May.
Herb & Suds
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But her emailsThank you, President Joe Biden. All is not well but the patient's health is recovering.
Wall Street rises on tech, earnings boost as recession fears ease
Aug 3 (Reuters) - Wall Street's major indexes surged on Wednesday, with gains in big technology companies lifting the Nasdaq to near three-month highs as key readings on the services sector and new orders helped calm recession fears.
- .S. service sector unexpectedly picks up in July
- PayPal rises after bumping annual profit outlook
- Apple gains 3.5%, Microsoft adds 2.7%
- Moderna jumps on $3 billion share buyback plan
- Indexes: Dow 1.08%, S&P 1.30%, Nasdaq 2.13%
A fresh batch of strong results from PayPal and CVS Health Corp also boosted sentiment in a largely upbeat second quarter that has helped markets bounce back from the fallout of the Ukraine war, rising inflation and a rise in borrowing costs.
"An economy that is not falling into recession but is not roaring higher at this time..." Kim Forrest, chief investment officer at Bokeh Capital Management said.
The benchmark S&P 500 index (.SPX) and tech-heavy Nasdaq (.IXIC) are up 13.3% and 18.2%, respectively, from the lows hit in mid-June, but are still in a bear market.
Wall Street started August on a sour note as factory activity in the United States, China and Eurozone weakened in July. But worries eased on Wednesday as the U.S. services sector, which accounts for more than two-third of the economic activity, rebounded unexpectedly.
Nasdaq ends at three-month high as PayPal fuels optimism
Wall Street ended sharply higher on Wednesday, with strong profit forecasts from PayPal and CVS Health Corp lifting sentiment and helping elevate the Nasdaq to its highest level since early May.
Or Hunters
Or Comey or
See I said it so it’s proof
Fogdog
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Those assholes want this country to fail. Otherwise they might have to examine their beliefs.But her emails
Or Hunters
Or Comey or
See I said it so it’s proof
TankHankerous
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The chicken is coming home to roost
Roger A. Shrubber
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Veritas Se Manifestat
no matter how hard little men try to cover it up with big piles of shit
hanimmal
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TankHankerous
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Imagine letting non citizens having the ability to vote, HA!
Herb & Suds
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Roger A. Shrubber
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once when i was about ten, a cow got trapped in the river, died, and washed ashore close to my friend's house about a week later, bloated bigger than a volkswagon...my friend had a bunch of fireworks left over from the 4th, and was shooting bottle rockets at the carcass when it basically exploded and spread really bad smelling bits of cow guts all over the fucking place...
that is what his posts remind me of...those pieces of rotted cow carcass and shit just scattered about randomly by the blast....
TankHankerous
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What's with the Republican label? I've said time and time again, political parties don't matter. It's where your head and heart and integrity intersect.
Let me teach you something Herb. There's two types of people in this world- people who want to tell other people what to do and people who want to be left alone. I'll leave the rest of the thinking up to you.
DIY-HP-LED
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No, the fascist assholes last stand is failing, they over reached and were lead by an evil moron. Better not lose because there won't be any coming back from this one. Patriots have a constitutional duty, the bury the republicans and will if they have the power to do so, fuck up bad enough and they might. Abortion fanatics in the GOP have overplayed their hand severely and there is so much inertia the candidates can't pivot to meet the challenge. With Trump on their backs, they can't do much except listen to him whine about 2020, while the democrats push for Roe plus protections to be codified into law. Abortion turned out to be way bigger in red states than the polls indicated, a reverse of the Trump effect, it means the democrats will campaign more on it and will mobilize more volunteers over it.
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