Okay off to pop more popcorn......
“the U.S. tax code must be reformed,”
This needs to be said HOURLY by the GOP...fair or flat but reform the damn code.
I could give dozens of examples but is there really a point anymore.
I have never been a fan of trump, till now. He seems to have a firm grasp of the obvious. More than can be said of the spineless idiots in dc.
Any and all attempts by any person, organization, or AGENCY to in anyway delay, hinder, or block the effort should be considered TREASON in time of war.
If the US doesn't remember how to do nuclear power, ask the Canadians. They've been building CANDU plants instead of picking their noses like the US.
As a last resort, ask the FRENCH. 90% of their power is nuclear generated.
The 9.5 earthquake in Japan is tragic, but it is obscenely ridiculous to think of it as a common occurrence, or reason to stop building nukes.
He fully supported TARP, the Obama stimulus and he defended Obama in all of 2009. Trump supported most of Obama’s initiatives in 2009 (like the stimulus) when Obama’s popularity was still good, when Democrats had 60 in the Senate, and when Obama had (arguably) a weak fast fading mandate. He only bailed when the polls went South.
If Trumps ‘simple sounding easy’ solutions were so viable, either Bush or Obama would have tried them. Maybe it's the national debt, maybe it's the coming inflation, or maybe they knew a trade war wouldnt help us, but he makes it sound like there is nothing to it, he reminds me of Bill O Reilly.
Democrats/liberals absolutely hate China (they are too business friendly) and it's not like Trump is some pure patriot, he is just another corporate prostitute who will say anything.
I did like his idea of sending South Korea a bill for our military support, but the other ideas dont sound quite right.
Collectives and collectivists inside the U.S.A. are more than ripping apart the foundations of “free” people, Donald. From entitlements to NGO’s to GE selective tax breaks, etc., etc. and everything in-between the socialists and their collectives have their tentacles in our testicles.
Defund all collectives foreign and domestic. “Free” people will reach their full potential w/o socialists and their schemes.
The most dangerous foreign interest resides in the White Hut.
I never liked Donald Trump, but he is not afraid to state the facts and does not tip-toe around things like all the politicians, especially those who try to appeal to everyone - like Rino Romney and Huckabuck.
I can go for dat!
Libya used a New York branch to get 73 loans from the U.S. Federal Reserve in the 18 months after Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. collapsed.- April 1st Bloomberg linkDoes anyone believe these loans will be repaid? The entire fiasco exploding in the Middle East and North Africa has been carefully orchestrated and quite likely bought and paid for by Obama NWO & company.
I just hope Trump sticks with his promise to go no further than the GOP primary. This is sounding very Ross Perot-like, meaning he would make a pretty effective spoiler in the fall.
“I’m not sure what his agenda really is…”
1. He is extremely smart.
2. He is a patriot.
3. He is visionary.
4. He is a great leader because he fears nothing; and again, because he is smart.
5. He knows business inside and out.
6. He knows how the crooks think.
7. He owes nothing to Soros as do the rest of the crooks.
8. And also, he is trying to protect his business accomplishments. If the U.S. goes down, all his hard work will go with it.
Keep in mind the words “smart,” “fearless,” and “visionary.”
He’s an idiot.
The world’s oil prices are not being held “hostage” by Opec. Oil prices are being driven by the world’s massive expansion of the use of automobiles - particularly in Asia, the Fed’s cheap dollar policies, and hedge funds and other institutional investors placing bets that the first two factors will continue for some time. Opec and all oil exporting countries may benefit from those conditions, but they have not created them.
China’s trade imbalance with the U.S. is another feature of the Fed’s money printing machines; making it possible for the American economy to spend more than it is producing, which usually trends to excess consumption spending, which benefits cheap imports.
Reverse course at the Fed, raise interest rates and quit printing excess dollars and both imports and world commodity prices will come down.
That’s not to say that the Chinese currency is NOT undervalued. It most likely is. But, even if that fact was changed, the Fed’s policies would still have American’s borrowing and spending too much on consumption, saving and investing too little; which would still favor imports.
...eh...he likely got shut out of the Chinese property development boom and isn’t very happy about it. That’s my guess anyway. So, he has nothing to lose by branding the Chinese as an enemy of the US, however embellished that may sound.