I do. You can disagree if you want to but that's my view.OK! If you say so!!
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I do. You can disagree if you want to but that's my view.OK! If you say so!!
he's quoting facts. You're speculating about the future. There's a big difference.Very dishonest list. I mean you list the store closings, yet you don't mention 3x the stores will be opening in the next few years. More net jobs gained overall. Lowes, Sam's will end up in long run employing more as will others on the list.
Propaganda straight from media matters. You can't sit there with a straight face and say your attempt to down play the booming economy is not due to your Trump derangement syndrome...can you?
Take your argument up with GodSo Jack the Ripper is as moral as Billy Graham? Come on. One minor sin not covered by Grace is reprehensible to God. Yours is not a valid argument.
Hey Revmitchell,
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Nah, a TRUE liberal, not a leftist.
BTW, liberal socially/politically, but not liberal with respect to Doctrine (actually, not at all). But that is another discussion.
Hope all is well,
BiR
After all, how can things be "OK" when nearly half the men ages 18-34 now live with their parents—the highest level since the Great Depression?
What is it do to?While that is true the causation is not economics.
The difference between me and Jack the Ripper would be of degrees, as both of us deserved hell and judgement!Take your argument up with God
Jeremiah 17:9 The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it?
HankD
Can you give me an overall view of the difference?
Gladly, but which point?
Regards,
BiR
I wouldn't necessarily bet on any of those things happening. Wages going up? I seriously doubt it unless more states increase the minimum wage. Wages have been flat in real terms since Reagan.
I suggest you consider the degree to which your religion is intertwined with your politics. Here are some who share your faith.
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Does this look very poorly photo shopped to anyone else or is it just me?
That's what I noticed was how "too sharp" the edges of the people were. It almost looked like a collage.I saw this scene way back before primary season started--I think it was in Alabama--on TV so I know it is authentic. I think the photo was taken from a screen grab of a video and then overprocessed in Photoshop. It looks way over-sharpened and a bit oversaturated. But I don't think the picture has been materially altered.
Found this:
The Story Behind That Viral Photo Of Donald Trump’s Crowd In Alabama
Year over year (Jan. 2018 vs. Jan. 2017) job growth went DOWN.US Added Strong 200K Jobs in January; Pay Up Most in 8 Years
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. employers added a robust 200,000 jobs in January, and wages rose at the fastest pace in more than eight years, evidence of a consistently healthy job market. The unemployment rate remained 4.1 percent, the lowest level since 2000, the Labor Department said in its monthly jobs report Friday.
The pay gains suggest that employers are increasingly competing for a limited pool of workers. Raises stemming from Republican tax cuts and minimum wage increases in 18 states also likely boosted pay last month. The figures point to an economy on strong footing even in its ninth year of expansion, fueled by consumer spending and global growth.
US added strong 200K jobs in January; pay up most in 8 years
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Yep, very slightly. However, subject being discussed was record low unemployment and rising wages. And Trump wasn't President for two-thirds of January 2017.
YOU posted a story with a headline that read:Yep, very slightly. However, subject being discussed was record low unemployment and rising wages. And Trump wasn't President for two-thirds of January 2017.
Giving you another post of this pic for your effort, though.
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Actually, I quoted a previous post of yours where you questioned the fact that wages were going up. Yes, the 200,000 jobs gain was also part of that headline, but that is not the part of the story I emphasized. I even underlined the relevant part of the story. BTW, I personally do not consider the 200K jobs gain in January as being "strong".YOU posted a story with a headline that read:
US Added Strong 200K Jobs in January; Pay Up Most in 8 Years
Delete your post. You now claim it's off-topic. BOGUS.