trump has led this nation into chaos.

[Mac1958]

The greatest economy weve ever seen, lowest unemployment in over 70 years. Yeah, were doing horrible.

You do realize that you are now significantly to the Left of liberal fiscal icon Keynes, right?

Was that a jarring change for you? Did it happen all at once, or was it a process?
.

Im just flipping around the turd and throwing it back to the libs. Thats all. The fed is still pumping the corpse....dont worry. How does that make you feel?

It worries me. Particularly because you guys have gone so far left fiscally and don't appear to know it.

I look at things long term, and this is scary.
.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

The greatest economy weve ever seen, lowest unemployment in over 70 years. Yeah, were doing horrible.

You do realize that you are now significantly to the Left of liberal fiscal icon Keynes, right?

Was that a jarring change for you? Did it happen all at once, or was it a process?
.

Im just flipping around the turd and throwing it back to the libs. Thats all. The fed is still pumping the corpse....dont worry. How does that make you feel?

It worries me. Particularly because you guys have gone so far left fiscally and don't appear to know it.

I look at things long term, and this is scary.
.

Well....yes and the next collapse will be a complete reset to some type of global digital currency. It aint gonna be pretty. Throwing spears here at usmb will help alleviate your pain without all the meds.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Because all the greatness and prosperity you think is coming if you re elect him is not.

1. We finally agree on one of your posts, at least the first half. Trump and the GOP always say tax cuts lead to an economic boom, but that assumption always grows the Debt, so the economic growth doesn't cover the Budget Deficit.

Trump's Reganista moves should be relevant to anyone who lived Reagan's terms

Two potus's who inherited a good economy , legislated substantial debt increases, tax cuts for the rich .....and patted themselves on the back for the prosperity THEY created

~S~

Trump's Reganista moves should be relevant to anyone who lived Reagan's terms

Two potus's who inherited a good economy

Reagan inherited a good economy from Carter? Tell me more!!!

 

[Nostra]

trump has led this nation into chaos. You doubt this?

Amid Trump Tariffs, Farm Bankruptcies And Suicides Rise
Aug 30, 2019

Farmers are pretty much under stress all the time since many factors that affect their livelihood are outside of their control. However, over the past few years the combination of lower prices, rain that has created havoc with their ability to plant and finally China freezing the imports of U.S. grown crops due to President Trump’s tariffs has unfortunately created almost the perfect storm against them.

Corn and soybeans are the largest cash crops grown in the U.S. per NASS, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. In 2018 the value of corn was $51.5 billion, with soybeans second at $39 billion. The next largest crop was hay, a distant third at $17 billion. For comparison the value of apples grown in the U.S. was about $4 billion and oranges was $2 billion.

After China made its announcement that it would stop importing U.S. agricultural products American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall said, “China’s announcement that it will not buy any agricultural products from the United States is a body blow to thousands of farmers and ranchers who are already struggling to get by.”

He added, “In the last 18 months alone, farm and ranch families have dealt with plunging commodity prices, awful weather and tariffs higher than we have seen in decades. Farm Bureau economists tell us exports to China were down by $1.3 billion during the first half of the year.”

Duvall pointed out, “Now, we stand to lose all of what was a $9.1 billion market in 2018, which was down sharply from the $19.5 billion U.S. farmers exported to China in 2017.”

The American Farm Bureau Federation, also known as the Farm Bureau, published a report in July that dove into farm loan delinquencies and bankruptcies based on Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and U.S. court data.

The information showed that, “the delinquency rates for commercial agricultural loans in both the real estate and non-real estate lending sectors are at a six-year high and … were above the historical average of 2.1%.”

The Farm Bureau report showed that farmer bankruptcies had risen in every region of the U.S. for the year ending in June except for the Southwest. Wisconsin, Kansas and Minnesota led the nation in Chapter 12 filings; bankruptcy filings in Kansas and Minnesota increased so significantly in the past year that they reached the highest levels of the past decade

A Newsweek article in May detailed a Fox News interview with Patty Edelburg, vice president of the Washington-based National Farmers Union, which represents about 200,000 U.S. farms. In the interview she said, "It has been insane. We've had a lot of farmers—a lot more bankruptcies going on, a lot more farmer suicides. These things are highlighting many of the news stories in our local news."

In a CNN interview in May, Minnesota soybean farmer Bill Gordon said, “With these added tariffs farmers are not getting their credit lines renewed, banks are coming in and foreclosing on their farms, taking their family living away and it's too much for some of them. We have seen a definite increase in the suicide rate and depression in farmers in the U.S., especially in the Upper Midwest.”

Amid Trump Tariffs, Farm Bankruptcies And Suicides Rise

This Is America Eleven years after Obama’s election, and three years into the Trump presidency, the threat of domestic terrorism can’t be ignored.
Dec. 19, 2019

When Dylann Storm Roof walked into the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina, he joined the Bible-study class before gunning down nine African-Americans as they prayed.

Roof still communicates with his admirers on the outside. In jail, he began exchanging letters with a man in Arkansas named Billy Roper. A former schoolteacher and the son and grandson of Klansmen, Roper leads the Shield Wall Network, a group of several dozen white nationalists who organize rallies and conferences — often collaborating with neighboring hate groups — with the goal of building a white ethno-state. “I have a lot of empathy for him. I’m 47, and he’s young enough to be my son,” Roper said of Roof when interviewed recently for this project. “These millennials and now, I guess, Gen-Zers that are coming up, they are not stupid about the demographic trends and what they portend for the future. That angst, that anxiety that plagues them, drives them to do rash things — whether it’s that rash or not — I can empathize with.” I would humbly suggest we believe that Roper is being sincere, and that he speaks for many.

Roper and Roof are only two of those affiliated with the 148 white-nationalist hate groups in this country. Though it is impossible to calculate their exact membership numbers (as individual groups either conceal or inflate them), their violence is indisputable. White supremacists were responsible for the deaths of at least 39 people in 2018 alone. And the activity has not slowed this year: not in January, as neo-Nazis plastered flyers outside newspaper offices and homes in Washington State and the Carolinas and an army veteran pleaded guilty to killing a black man in New York to “ignite a racial war”; in February, as Vermont synagogues and LGBT centers were vandalized and a self-described white-nationalist Coast Guard lieutenant was arrested for plotting a domestic terror attack; in March, as WELCOME TO GERMANY and GAS THE JEWS were spray-painted outside Oklahoma City Democratic Party and Chickasaw Nation offices and, on the Upper East Side, classmates handed their school’s only black ninth-grader a note reading “n—–s don’t have rights”; in April, as a shooting at a synagogue left one dead and three injured and FBI Director Christopher Wray called white supremacy a “persistent, pervasive” threat to the country; in May, as swastikas fell from the sky — on flyers dropped by drones outside an Ariana Grande concert — and were scrawled on public spaces in at least three states; in June, as far-right groups rallied in Portland, Oregon, for the first time that summer; in July, as a man promoted a white-power manifesto on Instagram before killing three and wounding 17 others at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in California; in August, as another angry young man — this one 1,000 miles away in El Paso, Texas — posted an anti-immigrant manifesto online then committed this year’s most deadly mass shooting, killing 22 and injuring 24 at a Walmart; in September, as the Department of Homeland Security added white-supremacist extremism to its list of priority threats, the same month a swastika appeared on its walls; in October, as swastikas also appeared on Cape Cod and invitations to a white-supremacist gathering were mailed to Maine residents; in November, as a white-supremacist group filmed a video outside Mississippi’s Emmett Till Memorial; nor this month, as students flashed possible white-power signs at an Army-Navy football game.

A Year Inside a Growing American Terrorist Movement

Vladimir Putin helped convince Trump to sour on Ukraine: report
October 21, 2019

Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin successfully convinced President Donald Trump to turn on Ukraine according to a bombshell new report published by The Washington Post on Monday.

“President Trump’s effort to pressure Ukraine for information he could use against political rivals came as he was being urged to adopt a hostile view of that country by its regional adversaries, including Russian President Vladimir Putin,” the newspaper reported, citing “current and former U.S. officials.”

Vladimir Putin helped convince Trump to sour on Ukraine: report

North Korea's threat of 'Christmas gift' puts US, South Korea on high alert
Officials are on alert this week for a potential long-range missile test.
‎December‎ ‎24‎, ‎2019‎ ‎

After months of stalled nuclear negotiations and ratcheting up rhetoric, North Korea has promised to deliver a "Christmas gift" to the U.S. -- a warning that has American and South Korean officials on high alert this week for a potential long-range missile test.

If so, it would be the first long-range missile test in over two years, which is not only another flagrant violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions on Pyongyang, but also a breach of Kim Jong Un's personal pledge to President Donald Trump not to test such weapons.

Trump downplays concerns of North Korea's 'Christmas gift': Maybe it's 'a beautiful vase'

trump has failed at every level. Talking about a reduction of 1.2 percent unemployment when unemployment was falling when trump took office or jobs created when more jobs were being created for 7 years before trump took office just doesn't cut it.

America is not doing better because of trump.

A crock of shit from a TDS afflicted moron.

 

[BrokeLoser]

trump has led this nation into chaos. You doubt this?

Amid Trump Tariffs, Farm Bankruptcies And Suicides Rise
Aug 30, 2019

Farmers are pretty much under stress all the time since many factors that affect their livelihood are outside of their control. However, over the past few years the combination of lower prices, rain that has created havoc with their ability to plant and finally China freezing the imports of U.S. grown crops due to President Trump’s tariffs has unfortunately created almost the perfect storm against them.

Corn and soybeans are the largest cash crops grown in the U.S. per NASS, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. In 2018 the value of corn was $51.5 billion, with soybeans second at $39 billion. The next largest crop was hay, a distant third at $17 billion. For comparison the value of apples grown in the U.S. was about $4 billion and oranges was $2 billion.

After China made its announcement that it would stop importing U.S. agricultural products American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall said, “China’s announcement that it will not buy any agricultural products from the United States is a body blow to thousands of farmers and ranchers who are already struggling to get by.”

He added, “In the last 18 months alone, farm and ranch families have dealt with plunging commodity prices, awful weather and tariffs higher than we have seen in decades. Farm Bureau economists tell us exports to China were down by $1.3 billion during the first half of the year.”

Duvall pointed out, “Now, we stand to lose all of what was a $9.1 billion market in 2018, which was down sharply from the $19.5 billion U.S. farmers exported to China in 2017.”

The American Farm Bureau Federation, also known as the Farm Bureau, published a report in July that dove into farm loan delinquencies and bankruptcies based on Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and U.S. court data.

The information showed that, “the delinquency rates for commercial agricultural loans in both the real estate and non-real estate lending sectors are at a six-year high and … were above the historical average of 2.1%.”

The Farm Bureau report showed that farmer bankruptcies had risen in every region of the U.S. for the year ending in June except for the Southwest. Wisconsin, Kansas and Minnesota led the nation in Chapter 12 filings; bankruptcy filings in Kansas and Minnesota increased so significantly in the past year that they reached the highest levels of the past decade

A Newsweek article in May detailed a Fox News interview with Patty Edelburg, vice president of the Washington-based National Farmers Union, which represents about 200,000 U.S. farms. In the interview she said, "It has been insane. We've had a lot of farmers—a lot more bankruptcies going on, a lot more farmer suicides. These things are highlighting many of the news stories in our local news."

In a CNN interview in May, Minnesota soybean farmer Bill Gordon said, “With these added tariffs farmers are not getting their credit lines renewed, banks are coming in and foreclosing on their farms, taking their family living away and it's too much for some of them. We have seen a definite increase in the suicide rate and depression in farmers in the U.S., especially in the Upper Midwest.”

Amid Trump Tariffs, Farm Bankruptcies And Suicides Rise

This Is America Eleven years after Obama’s election, and three years into the Trump presidency, the threat of domestic terrorism can’t be ignored.
Dec. 19, 2019

When Dylann Storm Roof walked into the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina, he joined the Bible-study class before gunning down nine African-Americans as they prayed.

Roof still communicates with his admirers on the outside. In jail, he began exchanging letters with a man in Arkansas named Billy Roper. A former schoolteacher and the son and grandson of Klansmen, Roper leads the Shield Wall Network, a group of several dozen white nationalists who organize rallies and conferences — often collaborating with neighboring hate groups — with the goal of building a white ethno-state. “I have a lot of empathy for him. I’m 47, and he’s young enough to be my son,” Roper said of Roof when interviewed recently for this project. “These millennials and now, I guess, Gen-Zers that are coming up, they are not stupid about the demographic trends and what they portend for the future. That angst, that anxiety that plagues them, drives them to do rash things — whether it’s that rash or not — I can empathize with.” I would humbly suggest we believe that Roper is being sincere, and that he speaks for many.

Roper and Roof are only two of those affiliated with the 148 white-nationalist hate groups in this country. Though it is impossible to calculate their exact membership numbers (as individual groups either conceal or inflate them), their violence is indisputable. White supremacists were responsible for the deaths of at least 39 people in 2018 alone. And the activity has not slowed this year: not in January, as neo-Nazis plastered flyers outside newspaper offices and homes in Washington State and the Carolinas and an army veteran pleaded guilty to killing a black man in New York to “ignite a racial war”; in February, as Vermont synagogues and LGBT centers were vandalized and a self-described white-nationalist Coast Guard lieutenant was arrested for plotting a domestic terror attack; in March, as WELCOME TO GERMANY and GAS THE JEWS were spray-painted outside Oklahoma City Democratic Party and Chickasaw Nation offices and, on the Upper East Side, classmates handed their school’s only black ninth-grader a note reading “n—–s don’t have rights”; in April, as a shooting at a synagogue left one dead and three injured and FBI Director Christopher Wray called white supremacy a “persistent, pervasive” threat to the country; in May, as swastikas fell from the sky — on flyers dropped by drones outside an Ariana Grande concert — and were scrawled on public spaces in at least three states; in June, as far-right groups rallied in Portland, Oregon, for the first time that summer; in July, as a man promoted a white-power manifesto on Instagram before killing three and wounding 17 others at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in California; in August, as another angry young man — this one 1,000 miles away in El Paso, Texas — posted an anti-immigrant manifesto online then committed this year’s most deadly mass shooting, killing 22 and injuring 24 at a Walmart; in September, as the Department of Homeland Security added white-supremacist extremism to its list of priority threats, the same month a swastika appeared on its walls; in October, as swastikas also appeared on Cape Cod and invitations to a white-supremacist gathering were mailed to Maine residents; in November, as a white-supremacist group filmed a video outside Mississippi’s Emmett Till Memorial; nor this month, as students flashed possible white-power signs at an Army-Navy football game.

A Year Inside a Growing American Terrorist Movement

Vladimir Putin helped convince Trump to sour on Ukraine: report
October 21, 2019

Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin successfully convinced President Donald Trump to turn on Ukraine according to a bombshell new report published by The Washington Post on Monday.

“President Trump’s effort to pressure Ukraine for information he could use against political rivals came as he was being urged to adopt a hostile view of that country by its regional adversaries, including Russian President Vladimir Putin,” the newspaper reported, citing “current and former U.S. officials.”

Vladimir Putin helped convince Trump to sour on Ukraine: report

North Korea's threat of 'Christmas gift' puts US, South Korea on high alert
Officials are on alert this week for a potential long-range missile test.
‎December‎ ‎24‎, ‎2019‎ ‎

After months of stalled nuclear negotiations and ratcheting up rhetoric, North Korea has promised to deliver a "Christmas gift" to the U.S. -- a warning that has American and South Korean officials on high alert this week for a potential long-range missile test.

If so, it would be the first long-range missile test in over two years, which is not only another flagrant violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions on Pyongyang, but also a breach of Kim Jong Un's personal pledge to President Donald Trump not to test such weapons.

Trump downplays concerns of North Korea's 'Christmas gift': Maybe it's 'a beautiful vase'

trump has failed at every level. Talking about a reduction of 1.2 percent unemployment when unemployment was falling when trump took office or jobs created when more jobs were being created for 7 years before trump took office just doesn't cut it.

America is not doing better because of trump.

America’s best citizens have never been more unified...Our investment accounts have peaked, consumer confidence is at an all time high, real estate values are skyrocketing, more negroes are putting on work boots than ever before, wetbacks are running scared, internationally speaking, the tail no longer waggs the dog....Umm, why does this all suck?
You weirdos suddenly care about farmers?

 

[blackhawk]

 

[miketx]

TDS does not sleep even on Christmas. Back to the old chaos narrative.

We really elected the right guy for the enemies of America to be this obsessed.

But more of us didn't elect him.

Well if you would have stayed out of prison...

 

[basquebromance]

"MAGA isnt just a slogan. its what has been in Donald's heart since the day i met him" - Donald's 1st wife Ivana

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

People like the OP tell us the inner city war zones and death tolls are none of our business and refuse to discuss the problems honestly but can't wait to point out farmer suicides? Really?

Which is the bigger travesty? The weekly innocence gunned down or a handful of people taking THEIR OWN LIVES?
Which is the bigger threat to society?

 

[VanceMack]

To an idiot partisan leftist, ensuring only legal voters vote = voter suppression.

 

[Ivan88]

Neither President Trump or President Biden can save America or make it great, which it was not.
Under both regimes, America continued and continues worshiping it's idols such as: anti-Christ Edom pretending to be Israel;
Murdering America children for the Priests of Baal; murdering millions of people in other countries via America's gods, Molech, Remphan, turning American into Sodom & Gomorra; Attempting to Murder the Mother of America, Europe, Christianity and Christ Himself, has shortened the life of America as in: Honor your father and mother that thy days be long upon the Earth. America has been committing suicide.
Over 1/2 the country joined themselves with this beastly, anti-Christ Sodomic Babylon that America has become, thinking they were saving themselves, but, they have lost their lives.
America in Syro-Aramaic, means My People. America's rebellion against that Creator, means a large portion of America is no longer His people, and have become enemies to the Creator of all things.

 

[miketx]

Neither President Trump or President Biden can save America or make it great, which it was not.
Under both regimes, America continued and continues worshiping it's idols such as: anti-Christ Edom pretending to be Israel;
Murdering America children for the Priests of Baal; murdering millions of people in other countries via America's gods, Molech, Remphan, turning American into Sodom & Gomorra; Attempting to Murder the Mother of America, Europe, Christianity and Christ Himself, has shortened the life of America as in: Honor your father and mother that thy days be long upon the Earth. America has been committing suicide.
Over 1/2 the country joined themselves with this beastly, anti-Christ Sodomic Babylon that America has become, thinking they were saving themselves, but, they have lost their lives.
America in Syro-Aramaic, means My People. America's rebellion against that Creator, means a large portion of America is no longer His people, and have become enemies to the Creator of all things.

Die commie pos.

 

[lennypartiv]

trump is a godless man.

 

[themirrorthief]

trump has led this nation into chaos. You doubt this?

Amid Trump Tariffs, Farm Bankruptcies And Suicides Rise
Aug 30, 2019

Farmers are pretty much under stress all the time since many factors that affect their livelihood are outside of their control. However, over the past few years the combination of lower prices, rain that has created havoc with their ability to plant and finally China freezing the imports of U.S. grown crops due to President Trump’s tariffs has unfortunately created almost the perfect storm against them.

Corn and soybeans are the largest cash crops grown in the U.S. per NASS, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. In 2018 the value of corn was $51.5 billion, with soybeans second at $39 billion. The next largest crop was hay, a distant third at $17 billion. For comparison the value of apples grown in the U.S. was about $4 billion and oranges was $2 billion.

After China made its announcement that it would stop importing U.S. agricultural products American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall said, “China’s announcement that it will not buy any agricultural products from the United States is a body blow to thousands of farmers and ranchers who are already struggling to get by.”

He added, “In the last 18 months alone, farm and ranch families have dealt with plunging commodity prices, awful weather and tariffs higher than we have seen in decades. Farm Bureau economists tell us exports to China were down by $1.3 billion during the first half of the year.”

Duvall pointed out, “Now, we stand to lose all of what was a $9.1 billion market in 2018, which was down sharply from the $19.5 billion U.S. farmers exported to China in 2017.”

The American Farm Bureau Federation, also known as the Farm Bureau, published a report in July that dove into farm loan delinquencies and bankruptcies based on Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and U.S. court data.

The information showed that, “the delinquency rates for commercial agricultural loans in both the real estate and non-real estate lending sectors are at a six-year high and … were above the historical average of 2.1%.”

The Farm Bureau report showed that farmer bankruptcies had risen in every region of the U.S. for the year ending in June except for the Southwest. Wisconsin, Kansas and Minnesota led the nation in Chapter 12 filings; bankruptcy filings in Kansas and Minnesota increased so significantly in the past year that they reached the highest levels of the past decade

A Newsweek article in May detailed a Fox News interview with Patty Edelburg, vice president of the Washington-based National Farmers Union, which represents about 200,000 U.S. farms. In the interview she said, "It has been insane. We've had a lot of farmers—a lot more bankruptcies going on, a lot more farmer suicides. These things are highlighting many of the news stories in our local news."

In a CNN interview in May, Minnesota soybean farmer Bill Gordon said, “With these added tariffs farmers are not getting their credit lines renewed, banks are coming in and foreclosing on their farms, taking their family living away and it's too much for some of them. We have seen a definite increase in the suicide rate and depression in farmers in the U.S., especially in the Upper Midwest.”

Amid Trump Tariffs, Farm Bankruptcies And Suicides Rise

This Is America Eleven years after Obama’s election, and three years into the Trump presidency, the threat of domestic terrorism can’t be ignored.
Dec. 19, 2019

When Dylann Storm Roof walked into the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina, he joined the Bible-study class before gunning down nine African-Americans as they prayed.

Roof still communicates with his admirers on the outside. In jail, he began exchanging letters with a man in Arkansas named Billy Roper. A former schoolteacher and the son and grandson of Klansmen, Roper leads the Shield Wall Network, a group of several dozen white nationalists who organize rallies and conferences — often collaborating with neighboring hate groups — with the goal of building a white ethno-state. “I have a lot of empathy for him. I’m 47, and he’s young enough to be my son,” Roper said of Roof when interviewed recently for this project. “These millennials and now, I guess, Gen-Zers that are coming up, they are not stupid about the demographic trends and what they portend for the future. That angst, that anxiety that plagues them, drives them to do rash things — whether it’s that rash or not — I can empathize with.” I would humbly suggest we believe that Roper is being sincere, and that he speaks for many.

Roper and Roof are only two of those affiliated with the 148 white-nationalist hate groups in this country. Though it is impossible to calculate their exact membership numbers (as individual groups either conceal or inflate them), their violence is indisputable. White supremacists were responsible for the deaths of at least 39 people in 2018 alone. And the activity has not slowed this year: not in January, as neo-Nazis plastered flyers outside newspaper offices and homes in Washington State and the Carolinas and an army veteran pleaded guilty to killing a black man in New York to “ignite a racial war”; in February, as Vermont synagogues and LGBT centers were vandalized and a self-described white-nationalist Coast Guard lieutenant was arrested for plotting a domestic terror attack; in March, as WELCOME TO GERMANY and GAS THE JEWS were spray-painted outside Oklahoma City Democratic Party and Chickasaw Nation offices and, on the Upper East Side, classmates handed their school’s only black ninth-grader a note reading “n—–s don’t have rights”; in April, as a shooting at a synagogue left one dead and three injured and FBI Director Christopher Wray called white supremacy a “persistent, pervasive” threat to the country; in May, as swastikas fell from the sky — on flyers dropped by drones outside an Ariana Grande concert — and were scrawled on public spaces in at least three states; in June, as far-right groups rallied in Portland, Oregon, for the first time that summer; in July, as a man promoted a white-power manifesto on Instagram before killing three and wounding 17 others at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in California; in August, as another angry young man — this one 1,000 miles away in El Paso, Texas — posted an anti-immigrant manifesto online then committed this year’s most deadly mass shooting, killing 22 and injuring 24 at a Walmart; in September, as the Department of Homeland Security added white-supremacist extremism to its list of priority threats, the same month a swastika appeared on its walls; in October, as swastikas also appeared on Cape Cod and invitations to a white-supremacist gathering were mailed to Maine residents; in November, as a white-supremacist group filmed a video outside Mississippi’s Emmett Till Memorial; nor this month, as students flashed possible white-power signs at an Army-Navy football game.

A Year Inside a Growing American Terrorist Movement

Vladimir Putin helped convince Trump to sour on Ukraine: report
October 21, 2019

Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin successfully convinced President Donald Trump to turn on Ukraine according to a bombshell new report published by The Washington Post on Monday.

“President Trump’s effort to pressure Ukraine for information he could use against political rivals came as he was being urged to adopt a hostile view of that country by its regional adversaries, including Russian President Vladimir Putin,” the newspaper reported, citing “current and former U.S. officials.”

Vladimir Putin helped convince Trump to sour on Ukraine: report

North Korea's threat of 'Christmas gift' puts US, South Korea on high alert
Officials are on alert this week for a potential long-range missile test.
‎December‎ ‎24‎, ‎2019‎ ‎

After months of stalled nuclear negotiations and ratcheting up rhetoric, North Korea has promised to deliver a "Christmas gift" to the U.S. -- a warning that has American and South Korean officials on high alert this week for a potential long-range missile test.

If so, it would be the first long-range missile test in over two years, which is not only another flagrant violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions on Pyongyang, but also a breach of Kim Jong Un's personal pledge to President Donald Trump not to test such weapons.

Trump downplays concerns of North Korea's 'Christmas gift': Maybe it's 'a beautiful vase'

trump has failed at every level. Talking about a reduction of 1.2 percent unemployment when unemployment was falling when trump took office or jobs created when more jobs were being created for 7 years before trump took office just doesn't cut it.

America is not doing better because of trump.

trump is president??? what happened to old senile turd biden did he drop dead already

 

[themirrorthief]

First grade math tells you that there have been 55 elections and this has happened only 5 times. Common sense tells you that the trump supporters need to shut that shit up about who you elected when electors decided the presidency instead of voters. Honesty tells me that if Hillary had won like this, you maggots would be making up stories about how the Clintons manipulated the electoral college, trump would be trying to litigate his way into overturning the election and a punk bitch like you would be in full support of it.

So accept the fact that more people didn't want trump as president than you nuts, and understand that is why his presidency will continue to be opposed.

first tell hillary to stop claiming she won in 2016

 

[WTH_Progs?]

I read the OP as far as "pretty much".

 

[Ivan88]

Die commie pos.

Judging by the picture of miketex, and his or her words, comrad miketex is already dead, even though he or she can write stupid words on a computer.
You have a slight point though, I should have written "Americans murdering children...."

 

[miketx]

Judging by the picture of miketex, and his or her words, comrad miketex is already dead, even though he or she can write stupid words on a computer.
You have a slight point though, I should have written "Americans murdering children...."

I'm surprised a commie like you doesn't know who that is in my avatar.

 

[lennypartiv]

But more of us didn't elect him.

Read the rule book.

 

[Hellbilly]

Hey colonizer.
He’s holding it upside down and backwards.