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Termin8tor » 07 Dec 2016 12:59 pm » wrote: What evidence do you have of any of that?
Nope.
Lie, smear, distort, deceive.

Termin8tor » 07 Dec 2016 12:59 pm » wrote:So what? Every year that passes makes them more and more irrelevant, the liars

Termin8tor » 07 Dec 2016 9:10 am » wrote:Where did Missy Poo go?

Misty » 07 Dec 2016 1:42 pm » wrote:OMG! It really is you Clem.
You can't disguise that posting style and your use of words like 'moonbat' and phrases like 'Democrat Talking Point lies.'

When did they release you from the Looney Bin?

Misty » 06 Dec 2016 9:18 pm » wrote: I guess you missed all the whining your side did for the last eight years.

Union boss Chuck Jones who accused Trump of lying about Carrier deal says he's being threatened.

Chuck Jones, a union leader who accused President-elect Donald Trump of misrepresenting the scope of an agreement to preserve some manufacturing jobs in Indiana, says he has been receiving threatening phone calls.

Jones told the Washington Post on Wednesday night that the threatening calls started after Trump tweeted him by name the same night, accusing Jones of "doing a terrible job" in his role as president of the United Steelworkers Local 1999 union.

Jones told the Post's Danielle Paquette that his phone began ringing constantly a half-hour after Trump tweeted the insults.

"One voice asked: What kind of car do you drive? Another said: We're coming for you," the Post reported.

In an interview with MSNBC, Jones said some of the threats were more specific: "Nothing that says they're gonna kill me, but, you know, you better keep your eye on your kids ... We know what car you drive. Things along those lines."

Huey » 08 Dec 2016 11:04 am » wrote:Threats of any kind are signs of cowards but a union boss complaining HE got threats doesn't rile me up that much. Particularly after spending some years in the trucking industry.

Misty » 08 Dec 2016 11:06 am » wrote: It doesn't rile him up either.
He told Lawrence O'Donnell last night, that he's used to it and hasn't even reported it to authorities.
He said he could take care of himself, and I believe it. LOL

BTW, did they ever find Jimmy Hoffa?

Huey » 08 Dec 2016 11:24 am » wrote:Yeah, under the endzone in the Meadowlands.
I remember when some workers Aquaduct had a strike in the early 80s or late 70s. I was stayng with my dad for a week and the workers on strike were slashing tires in the parking lot of those going to the track.

Misty » 08 Dec 2016 11:13 pm » wrote:So Trump appoints a fast food CEO to head the Dept. of Labor who does not believe in raising the minimum wage (which Trump said he would raise to $10 an hour) is against expanding overtime pay and would like to replace all of his workers with robots.

Somebody tell me again how Trump is for the working class?

Termin8tor » 09 Dec 2016 7:54 am » wrote:The Trump Boom is about to begin.

Misty » 09 Dec 2016 2:46 pm » wrote: The only boom will be the one coming from his ***.

Misty » 09 Dec 2016 2:48 pm » wrote:Of course, because just when you think it can't get any weirder, it does.

Our new POTUS and former reality show star, will now be producing a reality TV show while in office.

Termin8tor » 09 Dec 2016 2:54 pm » wrote:Well gosh, who should we believe, the most knowledgeable experts on Economics and the booming post-election stock market?
Or a lying, babbling Dim like you?

QUOTE (MistyBlue @ Mar 28 2008, 12:49 PM) We are headed for an economic tsunami, and McCain's answer is to sit back and let the free market work it out.
Except I guess when some big bank fails. Then he will bail them out with our money.

QUOTE (RichClem @ Mar 28 2008, 12:58 PM)We aren't on the verge of a meltdown, unless incompetent politicians pass stupid policy, which thankfully has not happened, except in small doses.

Financial stocks have soared a staggering 10.7% since the election, by far the most of any sector, with traders betting that President-elect Donald Trump will support legislation to deregulate the industry at a time when interest rates are expected to rise, providing two concurrent tailwinds.

The stock market’s strength has been so concentrated in the financial sector that if you exclude it, the benchmark index is up a mere 0.9%, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/stock- ... 2016-11-17

Misty » 09 Dec 2016 3:19 pm » wrote: You mean the most knowledgeable experts on economics like you who said that there wasn't going to be an economic collapse in 2008?

And as for the 'booming post-election stock market' not all stocks have been going up.
Most of the gains have been in the financial industry.

Termin8tor » 09 Dec 2016 2:55 pm » wrote:What was truly weird was a president whose mentor and spiritual advisers were both Communist/ wackjob leftists.

Termin8tor » 09 Dec 2016 3:26 pm » wrote:Do you really expect anyone to believe that your endless smears of Bush were a prediction?

Termin8tor » 09 Dec 2016 3:26 pm » wrote:I doubt you have any clue, and the dramatic rise in optimism reveals that Americans understand basic Economic far, far better than you do, Dim.

Liberal Forum Sucks » 09 Dec 2016 3:45 pm » wrote:this **** is so **** stupid......i'm the **** outta here for today
**** yer mothers