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Blackvegetable » Today, 7:02 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 7:02 am

The envy of the world

Special reports - Oct 19th 2024

 The American economy has left other rich countries in the dust. Expect that to continue, argue Simon Rabinovitch and Henry Curr

Tis to laugh.....

Imagine what a total **** you'd have to be to crash the train in 6 months.

It's remarkable to think that he has time to do this AND run both the Kennedy and Lincoln Centers...

Who dares damn him with the faint praise of 2ndBesty...

This is a GIANT....GIANT, I tell you!

Veghead back at it again with another grandstanding OP that reads like a sarcastic prophecy scribbled in a bathroom stall. Starts with a legit headline, immediately melts into sarcasm and mock hero-worship, and, as always, ends with zero original insight and a pile of rhetorical noise.

You post a legitimate headline about the U.S. economy outperforming other nations, then pivot into theatrical mocking like you’re narrating a satire special for people who already agree with you. Bold move for someone who never actually explains his own point.

 So here’s a serious question—not that I expect an answer, because, let’s be honest, we both know how this goes:

If the U.S. economy is outperforming its peers, what specific policy decisions do you believe are currently driving that advantage—and which ones do you think are most vulnerable under Trump if re-elected?

 I know, I know—you’ll pretend this is a “tantrum,” stall, and throw a few more quotes at the wall. But just so we’re clear: for every time you dodge a question in your own thread, I’ll return the favor when you come sniffing around mine.
 Balance, baby. Try it sometime.