You know that "how the next DOJ looks at things" and "buying favors" is the furthest he can reasonably go to calling the President and Dimon's contemporaries openly corrupt.
You know that "how the next DOJ looks at things" and "buying favors" is the furthest he can reasonably go to calling the President and Dimon's contemporaries openly corrupt.
The idea was never sincere, it was at best symbolic. And it wasn't ever about reform, it was about grievance and demagoguery.
And any Dems hoping to channel a "reform" movement that doesn't actually exist are badly misreading the moment.
The idea was never sincere, it was at best symbolic. And it wasn't ever about reform, it was about grievance and demagoguery.
And any Dems hoping to channel a "reform" movement that doesn't actually exist are badly misreading the moment.
Guessing mostly thru manipulation of the options market to artificially lift the price of TSLA stock to something clearly insane, like a 295 P/E ratio....in an industry with an average P/E ratio of...5.
Guessing mostly thru manipulation of the options market to artificially lift the price of TSLA stock to something clearly insane, like a 295 P/E ratio....in an industry with an average P/E ratio of...5.
But Florida might be a good fit for Kiffin. Probably doesn't move Kiffin's ceiling. But even if unchanged, I suspect both parties would be happy for a good while.
But Florida might be a good fit for Kiffin. Probably doesn't move Kiffin's ceiling. But even if unchanged, I suspect both parties would be happy for a good while.
So, they just gotta keep supporting the insurrectionist, thrice married, porn star briber, sex assaulter, immigrant terrorizer who floated around a global child sex trafficking ring.
So, they just gotta keep supporting the insurrectionist, thrice married, porn star briber, sex assaulter, immigrant terrorizer who floated around a global child sex trafficking ring.
Sweet Jesus, thank you for the sober adult response.
Sweet Jesus, thank you for the sober adult response.
Lowering rates to *maybe* get some folks $35K/yr. jobs that'll afford them even less of nothing...doesn't seem like a great monetary policy either.
Lowering rates to *maybe* get some folks $35K/yr. jobs that'll afford them even less of nothing...doesn't seem like a great monetary policy either.
Isn't that our headline?
Isn't that our headline?