That’s the thing nobody will let himTrumps desperation is at its highest levels right now. He's ready to burn this whole shyt down and not give 2 fukks as long as he doesn't "lose".
That’s the thing nobody will let himTrumps desperation is at its highest levels right now. He's ready to burn this whole shyt down and not give 2 fukks as long as he doesn't "lose".
Either that or they’d openly pledge allegiance to him above anything else no matter what he stands for. This is textbook cult worship.
I remember when I first saw that dude on twitter
#TheNorthRemembersRemember, Paul Ryan is allowing all of this to happen.
Remember when Papadop flipped?
and thats before Exxon starts booking their profits from designated national land that Zinke and Cheeto decided dont belong to us
and before they get to to drill baby drill on the coasts/waters of blue states
for the life of me still can't figure out why they essentially risked it all on the memo and Carter Page
Nikkei had a bigger percentage drop at close than we did.
Tomorrow will be another bloodbath.
Trump wanted to claim an abnormally long bull run and before a rise in interest rates by the fed to be his doing. Don’t give him an out to say this shyt isn’t his fault.
Not even going to pull one of those “well actually... “ and deal with the more true reason for this. Don’t let anyone else do so either. Remind them. He wanted the good and now he owns the bad
See you in the morning
#trumpplunge.
“Because the Obama economy was so weak all of these years, we had just artificially cheap money,” Hannity said, referring to a Fox News analysis he had seen on the cable network.
He explained that “cheap money” is from borrowing at “ridiculously low rates,” which he added must now end.
“The government has artificially, the Fed has artificially, kept the price of money down and the price of borrowing down, and now that’s going to come to an end.”
Then, he declared that the plunge ― which saw stocks erase all their 2018 gains ― is actually good.
“In many ways, it’s a sign of the strength of the economy more than anything else,” he said in comments posted online by Media Matters.
Listen to the full clip above.