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"You put me back in the White House, their reign will be over, and America will be a free nation once again."
– President Donald Trump pic.twitter.com/W9YTTDlzAW— Brick Suit (@Brick_Suit) March 25, 2023
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First image and commentary from Trump’s arrest:
"If the managers of SVB knew the difference between a banking textbook and an L.L. Bean catalog, SVB would have never bought securities so sensitive to interest rates w/o hedging those risks."
"…it was like a rock, only dumber."
God bless America's Senator, @SenJohnKennedy pic.twitter.com/7t9E65XSy8
— Meara (@MillennialOther) March 15, 2023
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You can’t make it up. Climate is religion to these people.
Here’s another one.
Democrats are determined to make life difficult for the average American. Vote them out of office.
And a classic debunking of the climate gibberish using the cult members failed predictions, worth a click-over:
🚨JUST IN: Deception and Lies – Senator Babet's Bombshell Revelation on Covid Vaccination in Australia
Senator Babet says that the Australian people were duped into believing that mRNA injections would protect them from Covid. But now, the data is showing that the vaccinated… pic.twitter.com/QffLXN4qwA
— Dr. Simon Goddek (@goddeketal) March 23, 2023
Senator Ralph Babet is sounding the alarm, but it seems like the Australian government just doesn't care! Excess deaths are skyrocketing in Australia, and it's not just affecting the elderly, it's affecting people of all ages. But instead of taking action, the government is… pic.twitter.com/UAC1ChnyWk
— Dr. Simon Goddek (@goddeketal) March 23, 2023
“…The plaintiffs—which include Epstein accusers and the government of the Virgin Islands, where Epstein had a private island—say the banks should have dropped or rejected Epstein when he was accused of or plead guilty to sex crimes. Epstein was a client of JPMorgan from 1998 through 2013 and became a client of Deutsche Bank in 2013. In 2008, Epstein pleaded guilty in Florida to soliciting a minor for prostitution. He was later accused of sex crimes involving 40 girls, but died before the resolution of that case.
The implications in these suits are chilling, no matter how unsympathetic Epstein may personally have been. They suggest that mere allegations against someone should warrant financial institutions canceling their accounts—something that seems not only unfair on its face but also likely to hamper a person’s ability to defend themselves in court. A society where private businesses must reject anyone accused of crimes or face criminal liability themselves is perverse, frightening, and antithetical to civil liberties. Even the expectation that someone who had pleaded guilty to any crime should be excluded from banks doesn’t seem desirable…”
“…The alternative is an economy that meets or over-supplies goods and services. Such an economy is disinflationary because it drives competition and thereby lowers prices. Economists like to point out that such supply-side solutions are “time-consuming to implement.” They are. So too are the effects of rate hikes. As Congressional Research Service economists wrote recently, it can take “from 18 months to several years for the effects of Fed policy changes to feed through to inflation.”
Inflation-reducing, wealth-creating supply-side options are given short shrift for a simple reason. While the Fed controls interest rates, Congress controls the taxes and regulations that can limit supply-side expansion…”
