Posted on 10/01/2020 12:08:34 AM PDT by weston
Looks like Rudy shared this with Chanel - good for him! I was surprised that the whole series that Chanel did with Rudy, exposing the Biden crime operation with Ukraine awhile back, didn’t get any legs. I hope this does!
Underage obsessions....yup. Yikes.
Twitter and Facebook should be shut down immediately since they are interfering. A court order should be able to expedite this.
There is no connection, and to suggest otherwise is trafficking in debunked right-wing conspiracy theories.
You are welcome. Love the fall colors.
Very suspicious timing wouldn’t you say?
Comma-la in hiding is not a good look this close to the election.
POTUS says regarding Nancy - She has a lot of problems She has a lot of mental problems.
Thank heavens there is at least one honest newspaper out there still. I hope it’s enough to make a difference. Trump just has to get four more years, to clean all this up. Clean out the FBI, I don’t know if he can get rid of all the Deep state congressman but exposing them is a good start. I’m either going to be very very very happy and hopeful after the election or completely depressed and demoralized. There’s no middle ground anymore.
A missionary visited our church who ministry is to save young women from the sex-trade industry in the Ukraine. Orphanages there put vulnerable women out on the street when they come of age without any means to support themselves. It is a sad story.
He had a 3-part series with her a few months ago and the Ukrainians also participated. Documents, presentations...... But nothing but crickets.
My bad. I apologize for letting my imagination fog my thinking lol.
I saw that and was stunned that it didn’t go anywhere. I’m glad Rudy brought Chanel in on this - she’s a brave one.
I pray for his safety and that the shop doesn’t burn.
Oops, something went wrong. I assume Twitter pulled it.
This covid sure can come in handy when you want to avoid seeing anyone for a few days lol. Just call in “covid”....no questions asked.
A tale of two COVID economies: Red state recovery, blue state recession
In red states (those voting Republican for president in all four of the last four elections), the combined unemployment rate stood at 6.6%. Among blue states (those that voted Democrat in all of the last four for presidential elections), the figure was 10.5%.
By Carrie Sheffield Updated: October 15, 2020 - 7:18am
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As Democratic candidates across the nation harp on the economic devastation they attribute to the Trump administration’s mishandled COVID response, a closer look at state by state unemployment data reveals something far different: a tale of two economies on starkly divergent paths out of crushing shutdown economics. In “red” states, economic recovery is in full roar. “Blue” states, meanwhile, lag far behind, still staggering under unemployment levels associated with the deepest recessions. Suspended somewhere between these two poles are politically mixed “purple” states muddling through with fittingly middling unemployment numbers.
Just the News reviewed U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics unemployment data by state for August (the latest data available).The national unemployment rate — which now stands at 7.9% — was 8.4% in August. However, the economic pain represented by that number was not spread evenly across red, blue and purple states — far from it. Fueled by broader, faster economic reopenings following the initial coronavirus crash, conservative-leaning red states are by and large far outpacing liberal-leaning blue states in terms of putting people back to work.
Just the News found that 9 of the 10 states with the lowest unemployment rates are are led by Republican governors (Montana, led by Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock is the lone exception). In startling contrast, 9 of the 10 states with the highest unemployment rates are led by Democrats (the exception being Massachusetts, led by Republican Gov. Charlie Baker, a critic of President Trump).
In red states (those voting Republican for president in all four of the last four elections), the combined unemployment rate stood at 6.6%. Among blue states (those that voted Democrat in all four of the last four presidential elections) the figure was 10.5%. Among purple states (all of the others, either split 2 and 2 or 3 wins for one party and one win for the other), the unemployment figure was 7.8%.
Even within the purple states, there was a familiar, albeit far less pronounced, partisan discrepancy: Purple states led by Republican governors had an unemployment rate of 7.3%, while the rate for purple states with Democratic governors was 8.2%.
looking good lysie, an amazing woman your are, thanks.
Have a good one.
Trump on Varney, ACB nomination on, Trump having rally, Trump having town hall, Trump dancing, etc...
This man is wearing me out.
Come all a out for 3 days, lol.
Weekly jobless claims remain under 1 million but slightly increase to 898,000, feds
U.S. economy still roughly 10.7 million jobs short of recovering all the 22 million jobs lost when the pandemic hit in March.
By Joseph Weber Updated: October 15, 2020 - 9:42am
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The number of U.S. workers seeking unemployment benefits continues to remain under 1 million but increased slightly last week to 898,000, the Labor Department reported Thursday.
The numbers reflect the economic impact of the roughly seven-month-long coronavirus pandemic and signals a slowdown in hiring.
The economy is still roughly 10.7 million jobs short of recovering all the 22 million jobs that were lost when the pandemic struck in early spring, according to the Associated Press.
Nice clip, except the part of the Village People not wanting him to use this hung. Isn’t there anybody out there that isa musician conservative? We can’t even count on country music anymore.
POTUS going into Hunter, Joe & his brother building developments in Iraq. Says NYT put the story on page A 17.
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