Saturday, October 26, 2019
Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe suddenly dropped his lawsuit against DOJ yesterday
Hm, imagine that.
https://www.usatoday.com/documents/6523676-Stipulation-of-Dismissal/
Friday, October 25, 2019
Thursday, October 24, 2019
AG Barr's inquiry into Russia collusion story origin officially becomes a criminal inquiry
Because witnesses won't cooperate and answer questions from Barr and Durham.
Now testimony will be compelled.
CNN, fixated on Trump-Russian collusion hoax for three years, says AG Barr is fixated on Joseph Mifsud
Can't make this shit up.
Where is Joseph Mifsud anyway?
Journalists and Democrats, but I repeat myself, sure seem uninterested in the mystery man.
Democrat House member Katie Hill of California may have bigger problem than multiple sexual partners both male and female while married to man: She might be a Nazi
Shocking photographs of Democrat Katie
Hill posing naked with a tattoo of what appears to be a Nazi-era Iron
Cross on her bikini line while smoking a bong and making out with her
young female aide have been obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com ...
In a letter to her constituents on
Wednesday, Hill admitted the relationship with her 24-year-old female
aide but she did not name Desjardins. ...
'Allegations that I have been involved in a
relationship with Mr. Kelly are absolutely false,' Hill said in a
statement to website Politico. Hill continued: 'I am saddened that the
deeply personal matter of my divorce has been brought into public view
and the vindictive claims of my ex have now involved the lives and
reputations of unrelated parties.'
In 2018 68% of Americans couldn't afford a vacation, a concert, a ball game or even dinner out and a movie
Here at home, we see the ever-widening gap in our wealthiest cities — New York, San Francisco, LA — which are suffering from homeless crises of epic proportions. Forty percent of Americans don’t have $400 saved in case of emergency. Last year, 68 percent couldn’t afford a recreational activity — from a vacation to concerts to a professional sporting event to even dinner or a movie — for lack of funds.
This year, the Census Bureau reported that the gap between the rich and poor has hit its highest level in the 50-plus years since they began marking it. Adjusting for inflation, the average household income is the same as it was 20 years ago. The average American can’t afford to buy a house in 70 percent of the country.
More here.
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Wednesday, October 23, 2019
Trump puts Limbaugh Theorem into action: It's a scandal he's not in charge of personnel in his own administration, but somehow NeverTrumpers keep getting hired to serve in it and Trump has nothing to do with it
This incompetence is the most embarrassing thing about Trump, and the most disappointing.
He still hasn't fixed this, and he never will, even if reelected.
You can't fix stupid.
The rising share of workers not making the average wage
Note that under Bill Clinton, many important things happened which were detrimental to the middle class:
Bill Clinton raised taxes shortly after taking office in 1993 even though he had run promising not to.
Part-time employment soared as a result.
Borrowing from home equity lines also soared as the middle class struggled to maintain its lifestyle in the wake of the recent recession, reducing "owners' equity in real estate" dramatically.
And, of course, the percentage of Americans not making the raw average wage ballooned by 2.6 points under Clinton, and by 4.1 points total by 2018.
The difference between a payroll population not making the raw average wage in 2018 at 63.3% vs. 67.4% is 6.87 million.
That's roughly equivalent to the number of homes lost to foreclosure in the housing debacle, which bottomed in the spring of 2012. The share not making the average wage first hit 67% that same year.
This history since 1990 is a picture of the middle class under pressure and actually shrinking.
The only good thing that can be said about it is that the trend is flat since 2015, not worsening.
This history since 1990 is a picture of the middle class under pressure and actually shrinking.
The only good thing that can be said about it is that the trend is flat since 2015, not worsening.
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