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You shouldn't talk of things you know nothing about.The real adults in the country
I'm no fan of Trump, but this was going to happen from the moment the first person was infected.
While Dopey Donald Trump is blubbering and whining the US economy is in flames.
Air travel has almost ceased. Boeing appears in desperate trouble.
The cruise ship business has stopped.
Travel businesses are shriveled.
Stores and shops are closed.
Concert business moribund.
Sporting events canceled.
Oil and gas industry withers as price falls.
People told to avoid the office and stay home.
Pay checks have dried up.
Dopey Donald Trump is out of his depth.
The US might already be in a recession
The US might already be in a recession
Peter Coy 20 hrs ago
NCAA tournament games closed to fans
Let’s just say it: The longest economic expansion in U.S. history may already be over, killed by Covid-19.
It might seem crazy to talk about a recession when jobs are plentiful. Today the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced a decline in the February unemployment rate to 3.5%, tying a 50-year low.
But a recession isn’t when things are bad. It’s when they aren’t quite as good as they were at the peak. (Conversely, an “expansion” begins when the economy hits bottom and starts back up.)
When economic historians look back, they may pick February as the peak of the expansion that began in June 2009. That would give it a longevity of 128 months, the longest in records maintained by the National Bureau of Economic Research going back to 1854.
This wouldn’t be the first time the U.S. was in a recession without knowing it. In the summer of 2008 policymakers of the Federal Reserve were still predicting decent economic growth for that year and the next—even though a recession had begun the previous December, as later determined by the business cycle dating committee of the National Bureau of Economic Research. ...
While Dopey Donald Trump is blubbering and whining the US economy is in flames.
Air travel has almost ceased. Boeing appears in desperate trouble.
The cruise ship business has stopped.
Travel businesses are shriveled.
Stores and shops are closed.
Concert business moribund.
Sporting events canceled.
Oil and gas industry withers as price falls.
People told to avoid the office and stay home.
Pay checks have dried up.
Dopey Donald Trump is out of his depth.
The US might already be in a recession
The US might already be in a recession
Peter Coy 20 hrs ago
NCAA tournament games closed to fans
Let’s just say it: The longest economic expansion in U.S. history may already be over, killed by Covid-19.
It might seem crazy to talk about a recession when jobs are plentiful. Today the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced a decline in the February unemployment rate to 3.5%, tying a 50-year low.
But a recession isn’t when things are bad. It’s when they aren’t quite as good as they were at the peak. (Conversely, an “expansion” begins when the economy hits bottom and starts back up.)
When economic historians look back, they may pick February as the peak of the expansion that began in June 2009. That would give it a longevity of 128 months, the longest in records maintained by the National Bureau of Economic Research going back to 1854.
This wouldn’t be the first time the U.S. was in a recession without knowing it. In the summer of 2008 policymakers of the Federal Reserve were still predicting decent economic growth for that year and the next—even though a recession had begun the previous December, as later determined by the business cycle dating committee of the National Bureau of Economic Research. ...
Trump is putting people before the "economy".
And leftists whine. What morons... the stock market will be back up soon enough after Trump has saved as many Americans as possible from the death virus.
The announcement that no passengers in Europe will be allowed into the US for 30 days?While Dopey Donald Trump is blubbering and whining the US economy is in flames.
Air travel has almost ceased. Boeing appears in desperate trouble.
The cruise ship business has stopped.
Travel businesses are shriveled.
Stores and shops are closed.
Concert business moribund.
Sporting events canceled.
Oil and gas industry withers as price falls.
People told to avoid the office and stay home.
Pay checks have dried up.
Dopey Donald Trump is out of his depth.
The US might already be in a recession
The US might already be in a recession
Peter Coy 20 hrs ago
NCAA tournament games closed to fans
Let’s just say it: The longest economic expansion in U.S. history may already be over, killed by Covid-19.
It might seem crazy to talk about a recession when jobs are plentiful. Today the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced a decline in the February unemployment rate to 3.5%, tying a 50-year low.
But a recession isn’t when things are bad. It’s when they aren’t quite as good as they were at the peak. (Conversely, an “expansion” begins when the economy hits bottom and starts back up.)
When economic historians look back, they may pick February as the peak of the expansion that began in June 2009. That would give it a longevity of 128 months, the longest in records maintained by the National Bureau of Economic Research going back to 1854.
This wouldn’t be the first time the U.S. was in a recession without knowing it. In the summer of 2008 policymakers of the Federal Reserve were still predicting decent economic growth for that year and the next—even though a recession had begun the previous December, as later determined by the business cycle dating committee of the National Bureau of Economic Research. ...
Think of all the American tourists in Europe right now taking pictures of the Eiffel Tower and visiting museums and cathedrals. A lot of them have probably saved for years to have this trip of a lifetime, and now they've got to figure out a way to live there for a MONTH? And businessmen? I know some major corporations already stopped international visits, but not all. Talk about Australians pulling knives over toilet paper. Can you imagine European airports today, with all the Americans trying to get home TODAY?
I'll tell you what, I am VERY GLAD that I am not a worker at an American embassy in Europe today, while all those people try to get home before the ban begins tomorrow.
While Dopey Donald Trump is blubbering and whining the US economy is in flames.
Air travel has almost ceased. Boeing appears in desperate trouble.
The cruise ship business has stopped.
Travel businesses are shriveled.
Stores and shops are closed.
Concert business moribund.
Sporting events canceled.
Oil and gas industry withers as price falls.
People told to avoid the office and stay home.
Pay checks have dried up.
Dopey Donald Trump is out of his depth.
The US might already be in a recession
The US might already be in a recession
Peter Coy 20 hrs ago
NCAA tournament games closed to fans
Let’s just say it: The longest economic expansion in U.S. history may already be over, killed by Covid-19.
It might seem crazy to talk about a recession when jobs are plentiful. Today the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced a decline in the February unemployment rate to 3.5%, tying a 50-year low.
But a recession isn’t when things are bad. It’s when they aren’t quite as good as they were at the peak. (Conversely, an “expansion” begins when the economy hits bottom and starts back up.)
When economic historians look back, they may pick February as the peak of the expansion that began in June 2009. That would give it a longevity of 128 months, the longest in records maintained by the National Bureau of Economic Research going back to 1854.
This wouldn’t be the first time the U.S. was in a recession without knowing it. In the summer of 2008 policymakers of the Federal Reserve were still predicting decent economic growth for that year and the next—even though a recession had begun the previous December, as later determined by the business cycle dating committee of the National Bureau of Economic Research. ...
Think of all the American tourists in Europe right now taking pictures of the Eiffel Tower and visiting museums and cathedrals. A lot of them have probably saved for years to have this trip of a lifetime, and now they've got to figure out a way to live there for a MONTH? And businessmen? I know some major corporations already stopped international visits, but not all. Talk about Australians pulling knives over toilet paper. Can you imagine European airports today, with all the Americans trying to get home TODAY?
I'll tell you what, I am VERY GLAD that I am not a worker at an American embassy in Europe today, while all those people try to get home before the ban begins tomorrow.
I am not necessarily disagreeing with the decision--I am just empathizing with all the Americans who are stuck in Europe right now. Does that make sense? I'm one of those at risk, so I may be dead before this passes. However, until then I need to eat and I am terrified my job (I'm in education, part-time, no bennies through an adult ed program) will be shut down for the duration.Think of all the American tourists in Europe right now taking pictures of the Eiffel Tower and visiting museums and cathedrals. A lot of them have probably saved for years to have this trip of a lifetime, and now they've got to figure out a way to live there for a MONTH? And businessmen? I know some major corporations already stopped international visits, but not all. Talk about Australians pulling knives over toilet paper. Can you imagine European airports today, with all the Americans trying to get home TODAY?
I'll tell you what, I am VERY GLAD that I am not a worker at an American embassy in Europe today, while all those people try to get home before the ban begins tomorrow.
Lives of Americans should be the number 1 priority, period!
The stock market and economy? A far distant 2nd.
Anyone who disagrees publicly, should remember that if an elderly relative of yours dies.
Once this passes, the market will come back. But, if your elderly relative dies, they will NEVER come back!
Thanks for the information; where did you get it? I read one article that didn't mention details.Think of all the American tourists in Europe right now taking pictures of the Eiffel Tower and visiting museums and cathedrals. A lot of them have probably saved for years to have this trip of a lifetime, and now they've got to figure out a way to live there for a MONTH? And businessmen? I know some major corporations already stopped international visits, but not all. Talk about Australians pulling knives over toilet paper. Can you imagine European airports today, with all the Americans trying to get home TODAY?
I'll tell you what, I am VERY GLAD that I am not a worker at an American embassy in Europe today, while all those people try to get home before the ban begins tomorrow.
^^^ Uneducated on the topic ^^^ The ban does not include American citizens. As a prudent measure, they may be tested on arrival back in the states. Liberals! smh Everyone of them is that ignorant guy at work we all know that complains about everything but offers no solutions.
Think of all the American tourists in Europe right now taking pictures of the Eiffel Tower and visiting museums and cathedrals. A lot of them have probably saved for years to have this trip of a lifetime, and now they've got to figure out a way to live there for a MONTH? And businessmen? I know some major corporations already stopped international visits, but not all. Talk about Australians pulling knives over toilet paper. Can you imagine European airports today, with all the Americans trying to get home TODAY?
I'll tell you what, I am VERY GLAD that I am not a worker at an American embassy in Europe today, while all those people try to get home before the ban begins tomorrow.
Thanks for the information; where did you get it? I read one article that didn't mention details.Think of all the American tourists in Europe right now taking pictures of the Eiffel Tower and visiting museums and cathedrals. A lot of them have probably saved for years to have this trip of a lifetime, and now they've got to figure out a way to live there for a MONTH? And businessmen? I know some major corporations already stopped international visits, but not all. Talk about Australians pulling knives over toilet paper. Can you imagine European airports today, with all the Americans trying to get home TODAY?
I'll tell you what, I am VERY GLAD that I am not a worker at an American embassy in Europe today, while all those people try to get home before the ban begins tomorrow.
^^^ Uneducated on the topic ^^^ The ban does not include American citizens. As a prudent measure, they may be tested on arrival back in the states. Liberals! smh Everyone of them is that ignorant guy at work we all know that complains about everything but offers no solutions.
While Dopey Donald Trump is blubbering and whining the US economy is in flames.
Air travel has almost ceased. Boeing appears in desperate trouble.
The cruise ship business has stopped.
Travel businesses are shriveled.
Stores and shops are closed.
Concert business moribund.
Sporting events canceled.
Oil and gas industry withers as price falls.
People told to avoid the office and stay home.
Pay checks have dried up.
Dopey Donald Trump is out of his depth.
The US might already be in a recession
The US might already be in a recession
Peter Coy 20 hrs ago
NCAA tournament games closed to fans
Let’s just say it: The longest economic expansion in U.S. history may already be over, killed by Covid-19.
It might seem crazy to talk about a recession when jobs are plentiful. Today the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced a decline in the February unemployment rate to 3.5%, tying a 50-year low.
But a recession isn’t when things are bad. It’s when they aren’t quite as good as they were at the peak. (Conversely, an “expansion” begins when the economy hits bottom and starts back up.)
When economic historians look back, they may pick February as the peak of the expansion that began in June 2009. That would give it a longevity of 128 months, the longest in records maintained by the National Bureau of Economic Research going back to 1854.
This wouldn’t be the first time the U.S. was in a recession without knowing it. In the summer of 2008 policymakers of the Federal Reserve were still predicting decent economic growth for that year and the next—even though a recession had begun the previous December, as later determined by the business cycle dating committee of the National Bureau of Economic Research. ...
The world is in a pandemic, people are dying, and this nutcase is looking to blame someone for his stocks going down. smh Liberals care about no one but themselves.
I am not necessarily disagreeing with the decision--I am just empathizing with all the Americans who are stuck in Europe right now. Does that make sense? I'm one of those at risk, so I may be dead before this passes. However, until then I need to eat and I am terrified my job (I'm in education, part-time, no bennies through an adult ed program) will be shut down for the duration.Think of all the American tourists in Europe right now taking pictures of the Eiffel Tower and visiting museums and cathedrals. A lot of them have probably saved for years to have this trip of a lifetime, and now they've got to figure out a way to live there for a MONTH? And businessmen? I know some major corporations already stopped international visits, but not all. Talk about Australians pulling knives over toilet paper. Can you imagine European airports today, with all the Americans trying to get home TODAY?
I'll tell you what, I am VERY GLAD that I am not a worker at an American embassy in Europe today, while all those people try to get home before the ban begins tomorrow.
Lives of Americans should be the number 1 priority, period!
The stock market and economy? A far distant 2nd.
Anyone who disagrees publicly, should remember that if an elderly relative of yours dies.
Once this passes, the market will come back. But, if your elderly relative dies, they will NEVER come back!
While Dopey Donald Trump is blubbering and whining the US economy is in flames.
Air travel has almost ceased. Boeing appears in desperate trouble.
The cruise ship business has stopped.
Travel businesses are shriveled.
Stores and shops are closed.
Concert business moribund.
Sporting events canceled.
Oil and gas industry withers as price falls.
People told to avoid the office and stay home.
Pay checks have dried up.
Dopey Donald Trump is out of his depth.
The US might already be in a recession
The US might already be in a recession
Peter Coy 20 hrs ago
NCAA tournament games closed to fans
Let’s just say it: The longest economic expansion in U.S. history may already be over, killed by Covid-19.
It might seem crazy to talk about a recession when jobs are plentiful. Today the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced a decline in the February unemployment rate to 3.5%, tying a 50-year low.
But a recession isn’t when things are bad. It’s when they aren’t quite as good as they were at the peak. (Conversely, an “expansion” begins when the economy hits bottom and starts back up.)
When economic historians look back, they may pick February as the peak of the expansion that began in June 2009. That would give it a longevity of 128 months, the longest in records maintained by the National Bureau of Economic Research going back to 1854.
This wouldn’t be the first time the U.S. was in a recession without knowing it. In the summer of 2008 policymakers of the Federal Reserve were still predicting decent economic growth for that year and the next—even though a recession had begun the previous December, as later determined by the business cycle dating committee of the National Bureau of Economic Research. ...
The world is in a pandemic, people are dying, and this nutcase is looking to blame someone for his stocks going down. smh Liberals care about no one but themselves.
You are right. Dopey Donald Trump is a nutcase who seeks only lies and excuses to divert the blame away from his actions and inactions.
"known" ? lol. More like perceived, by those dumb enough to be duped by leftist media propaganda.At a time when America needs a leader, they can trust and rely on, America is cursed with a dishonest self-absorbed known prolific liar.
