re: Bomb suspect arrested

Not really. Just speaking truth without sugar coating.

Kinda looking forward to the local news in a few. Considering it is from here in Aventura should be decent coverage of the trump wacko.

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Not really. Just speaking truth without sugar coating.

Kinda looking forward to the local news in a few. Considering it is from here in Aventura should be decent coverage of the trump wacko.

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I mean I feel like I may have. In your one post you make an excuse for them NOT fading while insinuating ever so subtly that I may not know about the wonders of the modern world such as covered parking. You also insinuated that I am dumb, and have no knowledge of fade times, not knowing if my job is to make stickers like that (its not, but you didn't know that). Then you accuse me of being a "dumbass Trump supporter, vulnerable to conspiracies, and desperate for an excuse to ignore reality," which is only partially true.

The true part being that I'm desperate for an excuse to ignore reality, because the reality of it is that our political climate has become so radicalized, that we have to rush to judgment of an entire segment of the voting public based on the actions of one lunatic, because such and such said some words that I didn't like. I have the ability to agree with Trump on his economic policies, and at the same time not look to him for moral guidance. I have the ability to recognize the need for protection of rights for the LGBT community and women's health issues, while also not agreeing with state sponsored abortion. I have the mental capabilities to do these things and make my own choices because I haven't drank the Kool-Aid; red, blue, orange, or green. Perhaps you should give that a try sometimes instead of lumping people you've never met into the subsets which you find are easy to demonize.

Enjoy the news, hopefully it tells you exactly what you are hoping to hear so that you don't have to deal with the possibility of being confronted by information that you will have to rationalize.

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It's too obvious what an incompetent ignorant piece of shite he is for me to respect people who support him at this point.

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THE USA is kicking more arse than it has in a decade and somehow you have this opinion. What planet do you live on?

Settle down trumpkin. Melt, cuck, snowflake. Just copy and paste that and we will all get the idea.

Just trying to help. I know complete sentences are very taxing for a trump supporter.

In other news, today's trumpkin of note threatened to blow up Florida power and light if they cut off his electricity again a few years ago when he wasnt living in his van, lol.

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Lol. So which do you like more, his blowing up the deficit to alltime record non recession levels or his tarrifs that have slowed growth in the US, globally and may push us into a recession next year? Or maybe his deregulation of the financial industry back to the policies that allowed for the meltdown that triggered the great recession?

Because other than those three policies (which are all bad), he has done nothing policy wise.

Do you actually think he is a good business person? Or intelligent?

Because if you do, you are laughably misinformed and not worth wasting time on.

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GDP growth of 4.2% in Q2 and 3.5% in 3 (the fastest six months of growth in the last four years) and on pace for above a 3% growth rate for the year which hasn't happened since 2005 seems pretty good.

Unemployment rates (3.9%) are near a 50 year low, the stock market has jumped 27% thanks to a surge in domestic corporate profits. Non-farm payrolls rose and wages increased by 2.9% over the previous year and to the highest they have been since April of 2009; the biggest gain since the recession ended in June 2009.

The softer regulatory climate that you mention has led to soaring business confidence, and consumer confidence is at its highest level in 18 years. Not punishing businesses for success is a good thing, not a bad one. It makes it easier for them to operate and hire.


All told the Q2 numbers represent a $1.4 trillion growth which is 3x the growth at the same point in Obama's presidency.

$1.5 trillion tax reform sliced down what was the highest corporate tax structure in the WORLD. Banking reforms rolled back the environmental regulations that were making it hard to do business, primarily helping community banks.

These are all policies and results that I can get on board with; but what do I know? I'm a country bumpkin who doesn't know about the wonders of covered parking. I'll slink back to my shanty now.

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GDP growth of 4.2% in Q2 and 3.5% in 3 (the fastest six months of growth in the last four years) and on pace for above a 3% growth rate for the year which hasn't happened since 2005 seems pretty good.

Unemployment rates (3.9%) are near a 50 year low, the stock market has jumped 27% thanks to a surge in domestic corporate profits. Non-farm payrolls rose and wages increased by 2.9% over the previous year and to the highest they have been since April of 2009; the biggest gain since the recession ended in June 2009.

The softer regulatory climate that you mention has led to soaring business confidence, and consumer confidence is at its highest level in 18 years. Not punishing businesses for success is a good thing, not a bad one. It makes it easier for them to operate and hire.


All told the Q2 numbers represent a $1.4 trillion growth which is 3x the growth at the same point in Obama's presidency.

$1.5 trillion tax reform sliced down what was the highest corporate tax structure in the WORLD. Banking reforms rolled back the environmental regulations that were making it hard to do business, primarily helping community banks.

These are all policies that I can get on board with.

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None of this shite matters. Orange man bad!

You're comparing disturbing someone's dinner with mailing bombs.

I agree, it was also Trumps fault that Steve Scalise was shot.

Haha, not shocked at all!!