Trumps Presidency 2025

[CMRivdogs]

Just now, Tigeraholic1 said:

Yeah not my flock at all. Just grifters like the cat lady.

Long ago in a land far away there was a guest minister at my family's church. He was in town for a gathering of Presbyterian Ministers. His sermon that Sunday was the speech he was to give later in the week to the gathering of pastors. He began by saying he wanted to start his address with "My fellow racketeers".

BTW can you prove she's a cat lady? She's married, has a son and may like dogs for all I know. 

[oblong]

She should get in on crypto like Trump's Detroit pastor did after his prayer Monday.  

 

[CMRivdogs]

10 minutes ago, Tigeraholic1 said:

Yeah not my flock at all. Just grifters like the cat lady.

Some of best friends are cat people. You can leave them for several days with a clean litter box, food and water and they'll be surprised that you came back.

Unlike trying to find a sitter for a dog when you go on vacation 

(I have a dog, have had cats in the past)

[CMRivdogs]

Double post

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[CMRivdogs]

triple post, the bug is back

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[Tigeraholic1]

9 minutes ago, CMRivdogs said:

Long ago in a land far away there was a guest minister at my family's church. He was in town for a gathering of Presbyterian Ministers. His sermon that Sunday was the speech he was to give later in the week to the gathering of pastors. He began by saying he wanted to start his address with "My fellow racketeers".

BTW can you prove she's a cat lady? She's married, has a son and may like dogs for all I know. 

True, I take it back. Pet friendly lady.

[CMRivdogs]

1 minute ago, Tigeraholic1 said:

True, I take it back. Pet friendly lady.

No take backs. Your comment implied that she was a lonely single lady with no life. Thanks to your boy JD. 
 

You own the remark 

[Sports_Freak]

12 minutes ago, CMRivdogs said:

Some of best friends are cat people. You can leave them for several days with a clean litter box, food and water and they'll be surprised that you came back.

Unlike trying to find a sitter for a dog when you go on vacation 

(I have a dog, have had cats in the past)

Lol....when I return after a couple of days away? My cat looks at me like he didn't even know I was gone. He sleeps 20 hours a day anyway...😺😺

[smr-nj]

1 hour ago, Tigeraholic1 said:

Living that Christian high life! Hard pass. Wolf in sheep’s clothing. She is an activist. She also lives in a sprawling mansion, look it up.

 

Net Worth and Financial Contributions

Mariann Edgar Budde’s estimated net worth of $1 million is derived from her salary as a bishop, her published works, and speaking engagements. However, her focus has consistently been on service rather than personal wealth.

As a leader, she ensures that church resources are allocated towards community development, charitable initiatives, and supporting marginalized groups.

 

https://worth.ng/mariann-edgar-budde-biography/

This is just stupid. 😂

[CMRivdogs]

Our incoming Attorney General is complicit 

https://fightwithkash.com/articles/j6-prisoners-release-song-justice-for-all?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

They're all grifters. Worse than the MAFIA

https://open.substack.com/pub/thebulwark/p/what-trump-defense-nominee-kash-patel-doesnt-want-the-senate-to-know-about-j6-prison-choir-produced-song?r=45wcm&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

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[CMRivdogs]

[smr-nj]

[HighOPS]

1 hour ago, CMRivdogs said:

It was just too cumbersome for Trump to wade thru all 160 who were jailed. Come on, there are more important things like fleecing old people, poor people, brown people, defrauding small business, finding new ways to enrich himself and his family, drinking gallons and gallons of Diet Coke...

Almost all the executive actions seem to reinforce white supremacy. I assume Miller and co wrote them. To the extent he has cogent thoughts Trump can probably understand that it helps the grift continue because running a white supremacist government means the most violent militias in the US will support him should someone in government or the military actually follow the law at some point. Or, the militias threat of reprisal will cause people to resign, or take the easier course and follow orders. Plus the grift has gotten lucrative. Crypto is a better scam then loans, hotel rooms, and golf tournaments. 

It is hard for me to imagine having tens of millions of dollars and harming so many people for a few billion more. But, then I have at least a limited conscience.

[Kacie]

Disparaging a member of the clergy asking for compassion for vulnerable groups, because,  of course.   Not a one of us didn't totally expect this exact reaction.   

[Tiger337]

2 hours ago, oblong said:

So now "a little infation" is good?

I mean.... he might not be wrong.... Economics is complex and I stay in my lane but I doubt he says that 6 months ago.

 

Not surprised a pig like Dimon doesn't worry about inflation.   

[CMRivdogs]

For those who are claiming that Silk Road is just like Amazon or an online pharmacy, some light reading

https://www.wired.com/2015/04/silk-road-1/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

[Mr.TaterSalad]

9 minutes ago, Kacie said:

Disparaging a member of the clergy asking for compassion for vulnerable groups, because,  of course.   Not a one of us didn't totally expect this exact reaction.   

You know Trump just loves the bible, really every verse. He couldn't possible name you his favorite. They are also so special, he wouldn't want to leave any out. Such a good, bible loving, religious man. Nobody loves bible more and knows bible better. He knows lots about the bible. So many really tremendous parts of the bible. It's just a tremendous bible, written by a really tremendous guy, Jesus. Bible is number one, Art of the Deal is number two. It's a close second because his book is also tremendous. So tremendous.

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[HighOPS]

4 minutes ago, Tiger337 said:

Not surprised a pig like Dimon doesn't worry about inflation.   

Chase must need to buy a little time to come up with a way to get the protection money to Trump. Surely Trump's lawyers can think of a frivolous reason to sue? Or, Chase can approve a "loan" of some sort?

[romad1]

Of course, this would ignore that Elon is steeped in Holocaust and World War II knowledge as is public record.

 

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[Tigeraholic1]

13 minutes ago, romad1 said:

Of course, this would ignore that Elon is steeped in Holocaust and World War II knowledge as is public record.

 

 

[CMRivdogs]

1 minute ago, Tigeraholic1 said:

 

Disco Dancing Dad, just like John Travolta. Don't you know anything.

[pfife]

Ridiculous

[Screwball]

44 minutes ago, Tiger337 said:

Not surprised a pig like Dimon doesn't worry about inflation.   

On the contrary. Dimon the pig (no argument there) worries big time about inflation. Why? Because his bank makes a killing on it. From a week ago from CNBC;

Quote

 

JPMorgan Chase posts record profit as the bank’s massive scale pays off

• JPMorgan Chase on Wednesday topped estimates for fourth-quarter revenue and profit.
• The bank was helped by better-than-expected net interest income and fixed income trading and investment banking results.
• Profit rose 50% to $14 billion in the quarter as noninterest expenses fell 7% from a year earlier.

 

He is probably the most powerful banker in the world, and has been for quite some time. He was buds with Barry O.

Did Obama give Jamie Dimon presidential cufflinks? JPMorgan Chase boss shows off inscribed set at senate banking committee

His bank and the other criminal banks that blew up the financial system in 2008 got bailed out to the tune of trillions (with a T (front door and back door)). Imagine that! These people (Wall Street banks) own DC, including Trump and every President before him, including St. Obama, the biggest bank whore in the history of bank whores.

[gehringer_2]

3 hours ago, 1776 said:

Low or moderate inflation is good for an economy. I don’t know what Dimon considers low or moderate but no inflationary pressure is not a good thing. So taking his words literally, he’s more right than wrong. 
The years 2022 and 2023 were a result of the Covid fiasco and how that was handled. The actions taken at every level of the federal government set escalating inflation up for a nice run. Powell & his gurus made a mistake cutting rates last year. Average Joe’s have a better read on the economy than the fed. 
 

well let's be precise. There is always downside risk that deflation becomes self amplifying, so the value in a small level of inflation is to give the Fed some downside travel on their target without triggering deflation. That's the one side that the 2% target comes from. On the other side, inflation at any level where it is actively felt by consumers will also set off a bad chain reaction of overbuying ahead of price increases and increasing long term interest rates choking off investment across the economy. The question again is were is the sweet spot. At 3% inflation, money losses 25% of it's value in 10yrs - that's pretty easily felt. At 2% is 18% of it value. At 1.5% it's 14%. That's getting to where people don't notice it much - so again, 0-2% is the range the Fed targets. It's not magic, and the people who say the targets are arbitrary are either just poorly informed or have an agenda for a different policy - for instance - support of inflation as a way to reduce the relative national debt.

If you support tariffs that are going to drive up prices, you should support the Fed still tightening enough to keep the rate of inflation within target.

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[mtutiger]

3 hours ago, 1776 said:

Low or moderate inflation is good for an economy. I don’t know what Dimon considers low or moderate but no inflationary pressure is not a good thing. So taking his words literally, he’s more right than wrong. 

You willing to bet voters feel that way if inflation starts going up towards 4, 5, 6% again?