Average 4.3% PCE up to year 2000, 2.5% post-Great Recession:
Saturday, July 27, 2019
Friday, July 26, 2019
US House advances Bipartisan Budget Act to the Senate 284-149, sets discretionary spending at about $1.37 trillion for both of the next two fiscal years and suspends debt ceiling
65 Republicans voted for the damn thing, not that it mattered substantively. The thing otherwise would have passed 219-214 even if the 16 Democrats who voted "nay" still had done so. It's a 235-197-1 Democrat-controlled US House.
Roll call vote 511 is here.
The real crime is a Republican president is going to sign it, not using his greatest weapon, the veto, to get any number of things he claims he wants.
Obviously he doesn't really want what he says he wants.
Thursday, July 25, 2019
Hey Rush Limbaugh, here's your evidence you can't seem to remember: Russia duped Michael Moore
From the Mueller report:
LOL: CNN calls US House vote supporting 2-state solution and opposing boycott, divestment, sanctions movement "divisive" when it passed 398-17
Roll call vote 497 is here.
The headline is correct in one sense, however: Both hard left and hard right are cracking up.
The former leader of the Rebel Alliance, Justin Amash, ignominiously abandoned the fight to vote "present" with four other courageous Democrats cowardly lions, leaving his wingman Thomas Massie of Kentucky to cast the lone Republican "nay" vote.
Massie strangely thought it a good idea to associate himself with the likes of Democrats AOC, Omar and Tlaib, apparently rushing to fill in for Squad member Ayanna Pressley, who inexplicably abandoned her compatriots and voted "yea", proving once again that the true meaning of libertarianism is the freedom to be anti-Semitic.
Wednesday, July 24, 2019
US House votes overwhelmingly to stop robocalls, except for Justin Amash and 2 others
The roll call vote is here.
In sharp contrast to Donald Trump Boris Johnson fired everybody upon taking office, a sign he actually might succeed
A "brutal cull" not seen in 60 years.
Bush 41 did the same and ultimately failed because he betrayed Ronald Reagan, so we'll see, now won't we?
Labels:
Boris Johnson,
Brexit,
Bush 41,
Donald Trump 2019,
Ronald Reagan,
Theresa May
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