Callatoroy
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You seem triggered and a little insecure. Maybe you question your level of mental sophistication and have doubts. Probably should.
FAFO
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Bitch, please.
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I'd be pissed too if I had all that student debt and walked away with an education that caused me to blame Biden and the Democrats for not being able to declare by fiat that all debt be absolved. I mean if I paid that much to not understand the role of Congress in US government in passing laws, well I'd want my money back as well.
Anyway, fuck them.
Anyway, fuck them.
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Trump voters with student loans are having 'buyer's remorse' over his latest debt collection moves
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I am old enough to remember that shitheads that run the car companies WELCOMING the tariffs
www.cbsnews.com
Ford CEO says rare earths shortage forced it to shut factory
The U.S. automaker is struggling to procure rare earth materials essential to its cars, as exports from China slow.
www.cbsnews.com
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Afrikaner family stranded in the US appeals for help after seeking refuge
Reports have emerged that a family of Afrikaners has found themselves in an alarming predicament after allegedly being stranded in a hotel in Montana, US, with no food, money, or means of communication:
www.capetownetc.com
Afrikaner family stranded in the US appeals for help after seeking refuge
Unfortunately, their experience has been marred by the harsh reality that few have the resources or network to facilitate such support in a new country.‘They were understanding that they would be arriving here for complete assistance,’ @catmpt said. ‘People thought they would be arriving at a house, a job, medical insurance, and other things. It isn’t that way at all.’
ChileG
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I’m shocked that the master negotiator doesn’t actually know his assignment from a hole in the ground.I am old enough to remember that shitheads that run the car companies WELCOMING the tariffs
Ford CEO says rare earths shortage forced it to shut factory
The U.S. automaker is struggling to procure rare earth materials essential to its cars, as exports from China slow.
Trump’s immigration policy is still supported by those who don’t understand economics. Trump is even starting to understand, which should be embarrassing to those who haven’t caught up yet.
lawtig02
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I don’t think Trump understands anything. He’s just responding to targeted pressure from lobbyists and MAGA loyalists in Congress. He’s a puppet on tariffs.
HandsonFire
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Oops we deported the wrong browns. Big changes coming we will get rid of the right browns this time. This is all Bidens fault.
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with all due respect, this is not a bosides...
First, neither CNN nor MSNBC present intentional misleading disinformation, eg videos from years ago as if they were happening in real time
Second, viewers of CNN and MSNBC also seek out and READ news/perspectives offered by a range of sources across the political spectrum
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You know being "mainstream" doesn't necessarily equate to being right or making the right policy choice.
Equal rights movement didn't start as mainstream.
Mainstream trends to lend itself to maintaining the status quo.
superrific
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I recognize this man's attitude. Dollar to doughnuts he beats his wife and kids. It's probably why he liked Alabama better than Denmark.very hard to not feel glee in watching some of these dickheads suffer.
The purported removal order that was not challenged came in 2019. You know, during Biden's presidency.
DantesHair
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Here’s the difference in NPR and FOX in a single clip.
Holy crap. That’s disgusting but not at all surprising
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If FOX did that (added cheering and applause), it's despicable. But we have to be careful about quoting unverified crap on the interwebs even if it seems true.
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Hahaha dumb shits.
www.ctvnews.ca
After U.S. President Donald Trump announced a series of tariffs targeting Canadian goods earlier this year, Canada was quick to respond with retaliatory measures aimed at American sectors that rely on exports north of the border, one of which was the wine industry.
The result was a 93 per cent drop in American wine exports to Canada in April, the biggest year-over-year decline in decades. Since Canada is the largest buyer of exported U.S. wines, the ongoing trade dispute has plunged the industry into crisis, according to one expert.
“Wine firms here in the U.S. thought that a tariff on (imported) goods, including wine from Canada, would be a boon, but it has turned out the other way around,” Karl Storchmann, executive director of the American Association of Wine Economists, told BNN Bloomberg in a Wednesday interview.
“Canada pulled the plug and the exports of U.S. wine to Canada are virtually down to zero or they’re closing in on zero… and exports to Canada account for more than a third of all U.S. exports by value, and that is massive.”
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Storchmann said Canadian purchasers of U.S. wine tend to buy premium products from high-end producers in California – and lots of it.
“Canada is a very, very important market for upscale wine and it’s in enormous quantities. The premium wine markets are Canada and China,” he said.
American wine exports to China, the third largest purchaser of U.S. wine, also took a hit in April, as Beijing and Washington were in the midst of a trade war of their own. China bought 30.5 per cent less American wine in April than it did in the same month in 2024.
U.S. wine export market struggling after Canada ‘pulled the plug,’ expert says
After U.S. President Donald Trump announced a series of tariffs targeting Canadian goods earlier this year, Canada was quick to respond with retaliatory measures aimed at American sectors that rely on exports north of the border, one of which was the wine industry.
After U.S. President Donald Trump announced a series of tariffs targeting Canadian goods earlier this year, Canada was quick to respond with retaliatory measures aimed at American sectors that rely on exports north of the border, one of which was the wine industry.
The result was a 93 per cent drop in American wine exports to Canada in April, the biggest year-over-year decline in decades. Since Canada is the largest buyer of exported U.S. wines, the ongoing trade dispute has plunged the industry into crisis, according to one expert.
“Wine firms here in the U.S. thought that a tariff on (imported) goods, including wine from Canada, would be a boon, but it has turned out the other way around,” Karl Storchmann, executive director of the American Association of Wine Economists, told BNN Bloomberg in a Wednesday interview.
“Canada pulled the plug and the exports of U.S. wine to Canada are virtually down to zero or they’re closing in on zero… and exports to Canada account for more than a third of all U.S. exports by value, and that is massive.”
...
Storchmann said Canadian purchasers of U.S. wine tend to buy premium products from high-end producers in California – and lots of it.
“Canada is a very, very important market for upscale wine and it’s in enormous quantities. The premium wine markets are Canada and China,” he said.
American wine exports to China, the third largest purchaser of U.S. wine, also took a hit in April, as Beijing and Washington were in the midst of a trade war of their own. China bought 30.5 per cent less American wine in April than it did in the same month in 2024.
