Question, Would Trump haters have been any happier or less angry if Ted Cruz was the president?
As a Cruz hater, I would have had my share of issues with him. But they would have been a different set of issues. I'd be focused more on policy issues. With Trump, who has no specific policy issues or a clear agenda, the focus instead is on chaos, idiotic speeches and proclamations, Russians, golfing, his hair, the color of his skin, his BMI, and the incompetence of the swamp he created. So I'd probably be happier if Cruz was president so we could at least have interesting policy discussions, and because we'd likely still have our former international standing. But I wouldn't laugh quite so much.
"I'll use the magic word - let's just shut the fuck up, please." EV, 04/13/08
Oops, there goes the National Endowment for the Arts and the Guggenheim’s 501C3 status.
Did you say Guggenheim? That doesn't sound 'murican better send in I.C.E. and have that Guggenheim deported
While that sounds foreign, it doesn't sound that kind of foreign.
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Question, Would Trump haters have been any happier or less angry if Ted Cruz was the president?
I'd be less mortified. It would have been like having W as president. A nitwit with bad stances on policy issues, but at least not embarrassing us on a nearly hourly basis.
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Did tRump even tweet about his anniversary on Monday? Weird shit....
Nope. That "marriage" is toast. She hasn't attended a public event with him since the Stormy story broke. They already didn't share bedrooms. Now they're not even sharing residences much. Has any president been through a divorce while occupying the White House? If it doesn't happen during his 4 year term, it will happen in the 1st year of his post-presidency. She didn't sign up for this, was clearly not happy on inauguration day, and is probably counting the days until she can go back to being a NYC socialite and leave the public spotlight. Money is a strong motivator, so she's doing her best.
"I'll use the magic word - let's just shut the fuck up, please." EV, 04/13/08
Did tRump even tweet about his anniversary on Monday? Weird shit....
She's cleaning out the drawer of brilliance, diamonds that is. Maybe giving/receiving a golden shower on the matrimonial bed? Tossing his shit out onto the lawn? Having the locks changed? Lawyering up? Who would blame her?
Yesterday, after Amazon Go's debut, Jeff Bezos gained $2.8 billion. Amazon Go is tehcnology that pretty much makes cashiers obsolete. You log into the app, go into the store, pick up your items and leave.
So, one guy in one day made more than probably all cashiers in the US combined in a whole year.. for introducing software that takes their jobs away.
This is what class warfare looks like.
we can't simultaneously hate on trump for keeping dying industries alive and chastise a world leader in business for making technological progress.
Not chastising the progression. But rather the fact one man made more in one day than all those his technology aims to replace make in a year combined.
Yesterday, after Amazon Go's debut, Jeff Bezos gained $2.8 billion. Amazon Go is tehcnology that pretty much makes cashiers obsolete. You log into the app, go into the store, pick up your items and leave.
So, one guy in one day made more than probably all cashiers in the US combined in a whole year.. for introducing software that takes their jobs away.
This is what class warfare looks like.
we can't simultaneously hate on trump for keeping dying industries alive and chastise a world leader in business for making technological progress.
Which “dying industries” has Team Trump Treason kept alive?
"clean" coal.
Might be a little premature to say that Team Trump Treason has kept "clean" coal alive. But its also a perfect example of his backward thinking, outdated policies. The market is driving the move away from coal and toward renewables. And that's where the jobs of the future will be. Further, "clean" coal jobs were never going to entirely disappear as coal is projected to make up approximately 54% of total electric generation until the year 2040. Team Trump Treason hasn't saved squat as the future is here and the market is buying in.
In the chart below, net generation from coal sources declined by 53 percent between 2006 and
September 2016, while electricity generation from natural gas increased by 33 percent and solar
by over 5,000 percent—from 508,000 MWh to just over 28,000,000 MWh.16 The solar growth
only includes utility-scale facilities. In fact, between September 2015 and September 2016 alone,
distributed solar photovoltaic generation increased 35 percent nationwide, while estimated total
solar—both utility-scale and distributed generation—increased by 52 percent across the
country.17
The Fuels sector now employs 1,082,745 workers, compared to last year’s over 1.1 million jobs.
However, this relatively small decline is masked by a change in USEER methodology that more
accurately identified the number of manufacturing jobs that support Fuels. Accounting for this
change in methodology, the Fuels sector declined by at least 8% in the last year. This loss of
jobs was largely driven by declines in oil, gas, and coal employment. Oil and gas extraction and
support services reached its recent peak employment in the fall of 2014 with 541,000 jobs, while
coal mining and extraction reached its recent peak in 2012 with just under 90,000 jobs. In Q2,
2016, these employment figures were at 388,000 and 53,000 respectively.20 Overall, Fuels employers project to see employment decline by an additional two percent over the next 12
months.
Mining and extraction employers in Fuels project a decline in employment of nearly 12 percent
over the next 12 months while professional and business services expect to increase employment
by almost 11 percent over the same time period.
The Dollar, dolla, dolla,dolla has lost 10% of its value as US and other investors buy Euros. Thanks Team Trump Treason for not instilling value in America first. Yo! Buy bitcoin!
I'm going to guess none of us in here are shocked by the news
In other news... I watched Hannity last night... all he talked about was the 2 FBI agents and Hillary... Hannity and Herman Cain saying there needs to be a fair investigation and that people are going to go to jail. #Brainwash
Comcast announced 100,000 bonuses of $1,000, while around 500 managers, supervisors, and salespeople were fired. AT&T announced 200,000 bonuses of $1,000, while laying off thousands. Walmart announced minimum hourly wage raises to $11, and offering $1,000 bonuses; on the same day it announced the lay off of "thousands of workers."
I'm going to guess none of us in here are shocked by the news
In other news... I watched Hannity last night... all he talked about was the 2 FBI agents and Hillary... Hannity and Herman Cain saying there needs to be a fair investigation and that people are going to go to jail. #Brainwash
Oh, it's full crazy town over there in Hannity world. He will still be talking about Hillary in 2024.
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Would Trump haters have been any happier or less angry if Ted Cruz was the president?
Did tRump even tweet about his anniversary on Monday? Weird shit....
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An orange idiot... or a booger eater?
Hmmm.
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In the chart below, net generation from coal sources declined by 53 percent between 2006 and September 2016, while electricity generation from natural gas increased by 33 percent and solar by over 5,000 percent—from 508,000 MWh to just over 28,000,000 MWh.16 The solar growth only includes utility-scale facilities. In fact, between September 2015 and September 2016 alone, distributed solar photovoltaic generation increased 35 percent nationwide, while estimated total solar—both utility-scale and distributed generation—increased by 52 percent across the country.17
The Fuels sector now employs 1,082,745 workers, compared to last year’s over 1.1 million jobs. However, this relatively small decline is masked by a change in USEER methodology that more accurately identified the number of manufacturing jobs that support Fuels. Accounting for this change in methodology, the Fuels sector declined by at least 8% in the last year. This loss of jobs was largely driven by declines in oil, gas, and coal employment. Oil and gas extraction and support services reached its recent peak employment in the fall of 2014 with 541,000 jobs, while coal mining and extraction reached its recent peak in 2012 with just under 90,000 jobs. In Q2, 2016, these employment figures were at 388,000 and 53,000 respectively.20 Overall, Fuels employers project to see employment decline by an additional two percent over the next 12 months.
Mining and extraction employers in Fuels project a decline in employment of nearly 12 percent over the next 12 months while professional and business services expect to increase employment by almost 11 percent over the same time period.
https://energy.gov/sites/prod/files/2017/01/f34/2017 US Energy and Jobs Report_0.pdf
A negligible increase in West Virginia but it could be administration, logging or another aspect of the industry. Still too soon to tell whether Team Trump Treason saved "clean" coal jobs. https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/SMS54000001000000001?amp%3bdata_tool=XGtable&output_view=data&include_graphs=true
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So how many times has he tried to stop investigation?
In other news... I watched Hannity last night... all he talked about was the 2 FBI agents and Hillary... Hannity and Herman Cain saying there needs to be a fair investigation and that people are going to go to jail. #Brainwash
Comcast announced 100,000 bonuses of $1,000, while around 500 managers, supervisors, and salespeople were fired. AT&T announced 200,000 bonuses of $1,000, while laying off thousands. Walmart announced minimum hourly wage raises to $11, and offering $1,000 bonuses; on the same day it announced the lay off of "thousands of workers."
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He will still be talking about Hillary in 2024.