Military Spectacle for July 4

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I get your point.I guess laughing is the better option than trying to reason with the unreasonable !šŸ˜œ
 
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I used to be a Republican. I voted against him in the primaries, and I wrote in the Solidarity party candidate for the general.

Iā€™ve tried to give him the benefit of the doubt. But it goes against my conscience to support him because of too many negatives.
 
Thanks for bringing a smile to my face today. I will keep that picture in my mind.
Hilarious!
 
I really believe these Trump haters arr living in a vacuum.I say this because I look around and see how things have improved in the past two years economially.Those who appreciate our president have a renewed hope for the America as it was founded to be. Great
 
Just for the record I was a registered Republican as well.I identify as a Conservative. Which is why Trump beat out the other status quote. The party is almost as lost as the Dem pRty Time for a change !
 
Jeanne_S said:
I really believe these Trump haters arr living in a vacuum.I say this because I look around and see how things have improved in the past two years economially.Those who appreciate our president have a renewed hope for the America as it was founded to be. Great
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www.nytimes.com

Presidents Have Less Power Over the Economy Than You Might Think (Published 2017)

We associate presidents with eras ā€” and eras with strong or weak economies. But the reality is more complicated.
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www.cbsnews.com

How much impact can a president have on the economy?

The stock answer is less than you might think -- but here's why that's not really the case
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fivethirtyeight.com

A Presidentā€™s Economic Decisions Matter ā€¦ Eventually

This is In Real Terms, a column analyzing the week in economic news. Comments? Criticisms? Ideas for future columns? Email me, or drop a note in the comments. Wā€¦
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New York Times, CBS, NPR. How funny!

What do you expect from sources like that?

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Yeah I know Iā€™ve seen it here on this very forum more times than I can countšŸ™„I also know I have seen once empty store front reopen with new businessesā€™ New shopping strips emerging.Housing prices going up etc.Deegulation via Trump policies have been a positive.
 
Whatā€™s interesting re the economy is that for the first 15 months or so it was crickets from the Dems.Suddenly as it became apparent that the economy was booming the meme was ā€œ Well,thank goodness Trump hadnā€™t ruined what Obsma startedā€ :roll_eyes:
 
7_Sorrows said:
I guess that must point to the lower character
many people suspected Hillary Clinton had and would have been more appalled had she won.
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No doubt. There are many people, even here, who still seem to think it worthwhile to attack her character.
 
This wringing of hands over Hatch amendment violations is so silly.

Here is a list of 4th of July speeches by past presidents.

qz.com

July 4th speeches by past presidents of both parties remind us of what makes America great

"The only permanent danger to the hope that is America comes from within," Ronald Reagan said in 1986.
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I heard earlier that most of the Democratic candidates, most of whom are politicians, are giving speeches tomorrow at various campaign rallies. I not concerned about them either.
 
Dr_Meinheimer said:
This wringing of hands over Hatch amendment violations is so silly.

Here is a list of 4th of July speeches by past presidents.
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So, did any of these Presidents create a VIP section at their speech and have the tickets distributed by their political party? Did any of them make the speech partisan? I donā€™t think so.
 
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