Amazes me how any thread can turn political. Good God.
Can we all just hate the sleazy LSU coach?
Can we all just hate the sleazy LSU coach?
Washington Post story on Kim Mulkey
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Everybody did hate Mulkey at one point. But now the libs are talking about how much they her so the republicans now have to take her side. It's all for the team. Go team!
Tell me how many court cases DJT has been in the last 30 - 40 years. And yes there was evidence you just heard only what you wanted to hear.
If he could keep his f'n mouth shut it would have helped but he is so damned used to buying his way out of trouble he cant help it
You just have to whine more. @Roncuba55 cries & moans constantly until he gets his little parler safespace. He’s very good at acting like Isla Fisher in Wedding Crashers.
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2 lies in your first 2/3 of a sentence. LOL!
You are actually the liar…
“This is their new hoax […] We’ve lost nobody to Coronavirus. But you hear about 30-40k dying and you wonder. The press is in hysteria mode.”
-This moron at his superspreader rally before we lost over 1,100,000 Americans, dead from Covid…
He said we could maybe inject “disinfectants” into our bodies. Are you so dumb that you’re defending this, MAGAt? 😂🤣😂🤣😂…
Lol, okay. No I'm not an idiot, I have eyes. I know exactly what's going on
GO away idiot there are forums for this crap take your moronic views elsewhere!
I corrected a liar. Deal with it, MAGAt.
Any idea when the actual article will be published?
I wonder if it will at all, now. or if they are waiting till she loses and gets knocked out of tourney
Yep, what color is the sky in that guy’s world? Crime “falls” when it’s not prosecuted. “Surging” employment…lol…also misleading as much of the “increase” is due to gov’t jobs, part-time gig work, and the pandemic being over so people naturally going back to work. None of which are credited to Biden administration. But I digress, no more political talk on this sports forum.
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This is from yesterday's postgame news conference.
Not sure if it will end badly, though, because she seems to always survive...kinda like cockroaches.
Not sure if it will end badly, though, because she seems to always survive...kinda like cockroaches.
You digress no more political talk on this forum but yet you just had to give your 2 cents and keep it going.
Looks like all facts to me. But I know you idiots don't worry about the facts.
Yawn. I get you want it to be, but unfortunately we have pesky facts...
-The DOW began its drop on February 20th of that year.
-Consumer confidence (obviously less prone to any rumblings in the global markets) began its slowdown in February.
The Conference Board’s present situation index, which accounts for consumers’ assessment of the current business and labor environment, dropped to 165.1 from 173.9 in January, dragging down the overall confidence.
Consumer confidence rises less than expected in February
Consumer confidence rose less than expected in February as people's assessment of current conditions wavered, data from the Conference Board showed.-The Yield Curve inverted on February 25th: https://www.forbes.com/sites/leonla...m-of-covid-19-or-a-recession/?sh=2aaa2b5a26e8
-The Consumer Confidence's "Present Situation Index" had been dropping to end 2019, that sales were down $40 on average per household to end 2019 vs 2018, downturns in non-retail (holiday) and manufacturing job growth, etc.
US consumer confidence dips in December
"There is little to suggest that growth, and in particular consumer spending, will gain momentum in early 2020," said Lynn Franco, director of economic indicators at The Conference Board, in the release.
25+ Christmas Spending Statistics for 2024 | Fortunly
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Here's where the jobs are — in one chart
CNBC studied the net change in employment by industry for December based on data from the Labor Department.
Not the most educated post. We have too many non alum boomers on this site. Probably posting on his phone from his lime truck at the cooperative. Hope he doesn’t forget to shut off the 32/0/0 valve
Probably my favorite part of your argument is that in order for it to be correct we have to pretend that no one knew anything about the coronavirus until March.Yawn. I get you want it to be, but unfortunately we have pesky facts...
-The DOW began its drop on February 20th of that year.
-Consumer confidence (obviously less prone to any rumblings in the global markets) began its slowdown in February.
The Conference Board’s present situation index, which accounts for consumers’ assessment of the current business and labor environment, dropped to 165.1 from 173.9 in January, dragging down the overall confidence.
Consumer confidence rises less than expected in February
Consumer confidence rose less than expected in February as people's assessment of current conditions wavered, data from the Conference Board showed.
www.cnbc.com
-The Yield Curve inverted on February 25th: https://www.forbes.com/sites/leonla...m-of-covid-19-or-a-recession/?sh=2aaa2b5a26e8
-The Consumer Confidence's "Present Situation Index" had been dropping to end 2019, that sales were down $40 on average per household to end 2019 vs 2018, downturns in non-retail (holiday) and manufacturing job growth, etc.
US consumer confidence dips in December
"There is little to suggest that growth, and in particular consumer spending, will gain momentum in early 2020," said Lynn Franco, director of economic indicators at The Conference Board, in the release.
www.cnbc.com
25+ Christmas Spending Statistics for 2024 | Fortunly
We’ve compiled some insightful Christmas spending statistics, so you can gain a better understanding of how much Americans spend and why.
fortunly.com
Here's where the jobs are — in one chart
CNBC studied the net change in employment by industry for December based on data from the Labor Department.
www.cnbc.com
There was absolutely no reason why the virus might have caused investors and consumers to be a bit skittish in late February, other than the fact that people were already dying in Italy and France, there was a cruise ship full of 3700 people (including hundreds of Americans) quarantined off the coast of Japan, the CDC had already declared the virus a national health emergency and was already warning Americans that mitigation efforts would cause severe disruption to our daily lives.
Look, there are a million valid reasons to criticize Trump. I’m not sure why some of you guys feel the need to invent fictional ones. COVID caused the economic downturn. Period. Full stop.
