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  1. You might try reading your own posts. You said it, now own it. mspart
  2. Way subsidized here in WA where diesel is 5.00/gallon at the cheapest. But it is because the oil companies hate WA. They don't hate Idaho or Oregon where the prices of fuel are cheaper. But they hate CA too. Funny how Oregon escapes the wrath of the oil companies as well as most other states in the union. mspart
  3. Not laying incredible taxes on fuel. mspart
  4. I do not deny that. But they would do a better job? That stretches incredulity. mspart
  5. Another case of Trump caving in the tariff war. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jul/28/eu-us-trade-deal-tariffs-european-union-five-key-takeaways 1. The deal in a nutshell The centrepiece is a 15% baseline tariff on EU exports to the US, with the exception of steel which is still being taxed at 50%. Car imports, which are being taxed at 27.5% can be sold – from Friday – at a 15% rate. The EU has also committed to buying $750bn (£560bn) in energy from the US over three years and has sweetened the look of the deal by aggregating all the known investment commitments and claiming they are going to invest $600bn (£450bn) into the US. This allowed Trump to declare the deal bigger than Japan’s which promised $550bn of investments. In all, the tariffs will apply to 70% of EU exports worth €380bn a year. In the other direction, US exports to the EU including cars, currently at 10%, will be duty free. 2. And the winner is? Donald Trump. Many financial institutions have remarked on what they believe is an “asymmetrical deal” that imposes tariffs of 15% on most EU exports including cars; involves the EU buying $750bn worth of energy and ends a decades old World Trade Organization agreement that pharmaceuticals are traded at zero percent tariff. mspart
  6. Have you seen those video of people off the street that don't know where the capital of the US is? People who don't know who the first president was? When the civil war was fought and who fought it? Yep some random guy would be better. mspart
  7. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/democrats-delete-inflation-post-after-accidentally-reminding-everyone-how-bad-biden-era-inflation-was/ar-AA1JihHk?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=4bf3f70b1373444bbd79390c4997a7f3&ei=73 Oops, the Ds just figured out what they did and tried to delete the post. It just doesn't get funnier!!! mspart
  8. My son prefers Mexican glass bottled Coca cola. mspart
  9. Pinning the woes of the Ds on Slick Willie is being really obtuse. mspart
  10. Are you saying prices in 2025 rose a little bit after they rose by a huge amount the preceding 4 years? Great chart to show the truth of the situation. Notice how the charts pretty much stabilize toward the end. Indictment of Trump for sure. If he is to blame for stabilizing prices, who is to blame for having them rise so much? mspart
  11. If its true? Ha ha. That would be a problem with both Joe and Hunter. More so Joe because he was supposed to know better. I'm calling hyperbole on your Trump statement. I'm not saying he's not corrupt, but to be 1000x more corrupt than Biden is saying Biden was not corrupt. He didn't even know who was using the autopen. https://nypost.com/2025/01/18/us-news/president-biden-insisted-he-didnt-sign-executive-order-just-weeks-after-doing-so-speaker-mike-johnson/ Biden insisted he didn’t sign executive order just weeks after doing so, Speaker Johnson reveals mspart
  12. Something that Ds seem unable to understand is that we the people pay all the taxes. Put a tax on a business, the people that by that product pay that tax. It is not just that the people pay for tariffs, it is that they pay for all taxes. So when a D says he wants some business to pay their fair share, that is a tax increase on those that by that product. Period. mspart
  13. Bush affected Obama's first election. I don't see how Bush or Clinton affected Hillarys election loss. That was all on her. mspart
  14. Meme coins. Are they physical or only reside in the digital realm. Either way, agree with RV, I don't understand why people would purchase these things. mspart
  15. Aren't they NOT supposed to tell you? That is how you know you shouldn't trust them. mspart
  16. Now you know how much I kept up with him. Sorry to see him go, he was definitely a unique character in general entertainment. mspart
  17. They delve into that in the article. Keep reading. Although I don't doubt that is the case with podcasts and digital music. mspart
  18. That's a stretch. It didn't hurt Obama. Hillary was a horrible candidate by all accounts. She was rejected, it had nothing to do with her hubby. mspart
  19. How does this make Trump a liar? They do not sell cane sugar in the US. They are adding to to the US market, I don't know in what "to be named" product. But he announced and it and a week later Coke confirmed it. That makes Trump a liar how? The axiom was that whenever he opens his mouth he is a liar. This proves the axiom wrong. It really was nothing more than that. mspart
  20. https://thehill.com/opinion/education/5415019-northwestern-study-reveals-a-culture-abandoning-npr/ The younger generation now no longer listens to NPR where they used to much more. Interesting reasoning. mspart
  21. YOU GOT THAT RIGHT MY BROTHAH!! mspart
  22. Trump said Coca Cola was going to make coke with sugar. One week later, Coke made the announcement themselves. An example that negates your axiom. Therefore your axiom is incorrect. mspart
  23. Nothing to see here. mspart
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