Not Aaron Rogers though.

Does anyone believe Bama has a shot at the National Championship after tonight?

Yorkville

The market implications of much bigger deficits are big positive, unless treasuries are impacted. If we see >5% on the 10 year, it will be market negative. Otherwise, punch bowls usually make for a lively party.

On the budget implications, I don’t think the administration cares about what is actually going to happen. They are assuming big revenue because that’s better math for their current purpose. Once they pass the bill, they don’t really care what happens.

Thanks for the reply.

My own take is that the market won’t care about tariffs from now on unless Trump starts to escalate again, throwing out huge percentage numbers. Or, the the economy starts to visibly slow.

How do you see this playing out?

Musk’s genius has never been technology or management. He is where he is because of his ability to convince people to give him money or buy his stock. Sky high promises is what he does.

Don’t look at us to solve your problem.

Is this real? The House bill "may" result in cuts to Medicaid? No other way for it to work. Say it!
And on foreign policy, the panel believes Trump has more sway with allies? Really? The "allies" see it plainly. They aren't allies going forward. Flattery is just a tactic. The US is weaker for Trump.

You will be visited by three spirits.

Likely the sole reason Musk is interested in politics this cycle.