Posted on 10/01/2022 12:08:54 AM PDT by weston
I saw that, Rusty. Stunning. Evil has been completely unleashed with Trudeau.
Noah’s Nightly Newsletter – 10/25/2022
https://truthlion.com/noahs-nightly-newsletter-10-26-22/
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Just saw your post about Blake Masters. I sure hope he is is up I really dislike Kelly.
Hope you are doing well in the high country. I finally had to wear a sweater this week.
:)
Good morning, lysie!
Super breakfast this morning—looks delish!
Thank you!
Jack Posobiec
@JackPosobiec
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Trump just posted this
https://twitter.com/i/status/1585479944389509121
1:00 video of Megyn Kelly re: Trump v. DeSantis
Good morning, exit. You are welcome.
That is exactly right and totally spot-on. Too Right!
A prescription for what?
Democrat ballots?
First reading of 3rd Q 2.6%, most of which is government spending, per FBN. Saying housing is distorted up.
“Comedian and Screen Actors Guild board member Rob Schneider replied to Robbins: “I agree with you and I have been trying to make this case but it really is a religion with these zealots at this point since it is beyond their ability to reason.””
Wow, common sense from Hollywood.
I bet it does seem longer. Eat some chocolate candy.
Have a great day Lysie!
Thanks, Rusty. You , too.
They need to change their name to liberal democratic caucus.
It reminds me of our dear Rush - didn’t he used to call some group by their acronym, but added an “L”? NAACP? NAALCP? I think that’s what it was - he changed it to Liberal colored people.
I dare say you can add that L to any of these groups. The feminists are only for liberals. All of these groups are a front for liberals, nothing else. I loathe the left.
Big beautiful fluffy scrambled eggs, yum, yum, yum.
Thanks for breakfast and a good morning to you.
Personal Consumption: 0.97% of the bottom line number, down from 1.38% and the lowest since 2019.
Fixed Investment subtracted -0.89% from the GDP, in line with last month’s -0.92% as corporations continue to retrench ahead of the recession
The change in private inventories shrank for the 3rd quarter, this time shrinking GDP by -0.70%
On the positive side net exports rose by 2.77% courtesy of a 1.63% increase in exports and a decline in imports which contributed another 1.14% to the GDP print. As noted above, this alone was enough to explain the entire gain in Q3 GDP, and is a function of US support of the European war economy as the US exports record amount of commodities (oil and gas) as well as weapons to Europe.
Finally, government consumption - which was and remains an oxymoron - added 0.42% to the bottom line GDP.
The increase in consumer spending reflected an increase in services (led by health care and “other” services) that was partly offset by a decrease in goods (led by motor vehicles and parts as well as food and beverages).
The increase in business investment reflected increases in equipment and intellectual property products that were partly offset by a decrease in structures.
The increase in government spending reflected increases in federal (led by defense spending) as well as state and local.
The decrease in housing investment was led by new single-family housing units and brokers’ commissions.
The decrease in private inventory investment was led by retail trade (mainly “other” retailers).
The decrease in imports reflected a decrease in goods (led by consumer goods) that was partly offset by an increase in services (led by travel).
And while the headline GDP was generally in line with expectations, where the market was decidedly pleased was to learn that the GDP price index rose just 4.1%, well below the 5.3% expected, and down more than half from 9.0% last quarter.
Ditto that!
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