commando1
Old Man with a Hat
I'm in tears.
SOTU
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polara71
Old Man with a Hat
me too, finally an American leader who says what I feel ...
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Please rise for King Trump
oliver
Senior Member
Donald is pretty awesome.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Smart Despot has his greatful Military wagon training around and protecting him now.
Will somebody check in on Bob, please?
Will somebody check in on Bob, please?
I thought it was one of the best SOTU speeches ever. If he believes what he said in his heart, there is still hope. Some aspects of this speech reminded me of my favorite President, Ronald Reagan.
Dave
I'm still standing at attention!
What a great speech!
What a great speech!
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
All parts of you, I'm sure.
This FN Joe Kennedy III (drunken snowflake) is so delusional and traitorous in his Democratic response to the SOTU that he has earned a free trip to Gitmo.
I'll take him there myself!
I'll take him there myself!
Watching him and the rest of his party during the SOTU reminded me of looking at someone who had just consumed the proverbial excrement sandwich. Speech struck at the heart of everything they believe.
Dave
Nancy Pelosi looked like she forgot to swallow.....
How old is she????
200?
How old is she????
200?
President Trump was key to Mopar bringing 3/4 Ton and 1 Ton truck production back from Mexico to Warren, Michigan!
Hell.....my 1/2 Ton RAM was built in Warren, Michigan!
Hell.....my 1/2 Ton RAM was built in Warren, Michigan!
78Brougham
"Chump"
I was wondering if that inbred JK III even watched the same speech we did!
When he mentioned the "me too" reference I nearly spit my 7 n 7 out! He's got to look no further than up the family tree to find some of the worst women abusers on the planet.
(Uncles John, Bob and "the murderer" Ted)
When he mentioned the "me too" reference I nearly spit my 7 n 7 out! He's got to look no further than up the family tree to find some of the worst women abusers on the planet.
(Uncles John, Bob and "the murderer" Ted)
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
The old Democrat playbook is being used again.
Rich, privelaged, white boy speaking to every supposedly suppressed group on their behalf because they are too surpressed to do it themselves.
WhoTF is he to speak on "their" behalf.
That's how he makes his fortune. Taking their money to speak on their behalf.
Rich, privelaged, white boy speaking to every supposedly suppressed group on their behalf because they are too surpressed to do it themselves.
WhoTF is he to speak on "their" behalf.
That's how he makes his fortune. Taking their money to speak on their behalf.
Ironwolf
Senior Member
Another drunken Kennedy living off of the do nothing Kennedy namesake, What another frigging Massachusetts Democrap looser .........
Wonderwagon
Well-Known Member
A passing thought, if 40 percent support the Republican agenda, and 60 percent have other thoughts, desires, and needs. How does this make America great again when the minority governs the majority without, compromise. Both parties suffer from the same problems in power. But what does belittling institutions that inherently where created for the good of all. Governments are created and maintained for the greater good of all citizens, through defense, laws and well being of all citizens. Every administration has faults, but an attempt is made to improve everyone status, not demonize anyone group over another. I personally want to be left alone to puse my own life, liberty and happiness. If you, think I am a snowflake liberal american, I'm not, im just an American
65Fury440
Senior Member
I'm proud to be an American.
BTW see any resemblance?
BTW see any resemblance?
I deliberately didn't watch/hear it. I'll hear enough about it tomorrow. I'm glad many of y'all liked it. Various sections of it were written by his aides and advisors (including Gen. Mattis), as was reported this afternoon. I spent my time online and in these forums.
Anybody notice the large sell-off in the stock market yesterday and today? Related to interest rates and bond prices.
Think about what it takes to move vehicle assembly plants around. It doesn't happen quickly or over-night. The move of more truck plant capacity into the USA has been in process for many months, and under consideration for much longer than that . . . like when Chrysler 200 production was ceased in MI.
I'm still waiting for "trickle down" to allegedly work again. Plus see how much of The National Debt really gets paid down by increased economic activity. And for "the trickle" to become "a flow".
The best "trickle down" is "profit sharing" bonuses. LIke what Chrysler did with their workers when the LH cars and such were selling better than anybody ever expected. As were other Chrysler vehicles, too. Each Chrysler worker got about $10K one year in the middle 1990s, as GM was closing plants and Ford was paying moving expenses for workers to move to TN to build Ford diesel pickups. With Chrysler's recent profits, that spigot is open again, and almost as wide. A great example for other companies to follow, if they'll let lose of the money and not keep it for corporate officer bonuses and such.
All of this money which companies are suddenly letting lose of, that didn't come from any immediate tax reductions, but from the accumulation they've been sitting on for about 5+ years, which they wouldn't spend for various reasons. What it'll be replaced with has yet to happen. It's all a big Public Relations play by them, that makes some politicians smile and take credit for. In other words, they could have done it several years ago to move the economy even further forward, but didn't do it.
Remember too, that Ronald Reagan DID raise taxes later in his term, when it was realized that tax cuts were decreasing tax revenues too much.
I'm not too keen on all of the marches and protests which have been taking place over the past year. Makes the USA look more like a Third World Country. Nor do I like the "take a knee" of sports players. BUT as long as the messages which all of those actions are about seem to fall on deaf ears in many parts of this nation (especially in W, D.C., it's their choice to keep doing it peacefully until they see results from it (other than disdain for what they're doing). In the business world, sellers listen to their customers . . . if they don't, they sell less of what they have to sell. In politics, that orientation doesn't seem to be applicable! If a car dealer had the consistently low "customer satisfaction ratings" which our elected politicians seem to have, the manufacturers would be finding another dealer to take that dealership over or pull the franchise (as Chrysler MID was known to do). In politics, they seem to get re-elected the next time. Lots of things still need to change, as "the swamp" is now a more exclusive gated community.
Enjoy!
CBODY67
Anybody notice the large sell-off in the stock market yesterday and today? Related to interest rates and bond prices.
Think about what it takes to move vehicle assembly plants around. It doesn't happen quickly or over-night. The move of more truck plant capacity into the USA has been in process for many months, and under consideration for much longer than that . . . like when Chrysler 200 production was ceased in MI.
I'm still waiting for "trickle down" to allegedly work again. Plus see how much of The National Debt really gets paid down by increased economic activity. And for "the trickle" to become "a flow".
The best "trickle down" is "profit sharing" bonuses. LIke what Chrysler did with their workers when the LH cars and such were selling better than anybody ever expected. As were other Chrysler vehicles, too. Each Chrysler worker got about $10K one year in the middle 1990s, as GM was closing plants and Ford was paying moving expenses for workers to move to TN to build Ford diesel pickups. With Chrysler's recent profits, that spigot is open again, and almost as wide. A great example for other companies to follow, if they'll let lose of the money and not keep it for corporate officer bonuses and such.
All of this money which companies are suddenly letting lose of, that didn't come from any immediate tax reductions, but from the accumulation they've been sitting on for about 5+ years, which they wouldn't spend for various reasons. What it'll be replaced with has yet to happen. It's all a big Public Relations play by them, that makes some politicians smile and take credit for. In other words, they could have done it several years ago to move the economy even further forward, but didn't do it.
Remember too, that Ronald Reagan DID raise taxes later in his term, when it was realized that tax cuts were decreasing tax revenues too much.
I'm not too keen on all of the marches and protests which have been taking place over the past year. Makes the USA look more like a Third World Country. Nor do I like the "take a knee" of sports players. BUT as long as the messages which all of those actions are about seem to fall on deaf ears in many parts of this nation (especially in W, D.C., it's their choice to keep doing it peacefully until they see results from it (other than disdain for what they're doing). In the business world, sellers listen to their customers . . . if they don't, they sell less of what they have to sell. In politics, that orientation doesn't seem to be applicable! If a car dealer had the consistently low "customer satisfaction ratings" which our elected politicians seem to have, the manufacturers would be finding another dealer to take that dealership over or pull the franchise (as Chrysler MID was known to do). In politics, they seem to get re-elected the next time. Lots of things still need to change, as "the swamp" is now a more exclusive gated community.
Enjoy!
CBODY67
Ironwolf
Senior Member
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