He's had a damn good 1st year.
That's a minority opinion. The public is happy about the stock market and the closing of the southern border, but the president is underwater on the remaining 15 issues in this study by the Angus Reid Institute, a reputable, right-leaning organization.
Overall, 37% of Americans approve of his first year while 56% disapprove. Sorry for stating the obvious, but those are bad numbers.
I don't care what a bunch of dumb people think, Butch. Purdue fans also think they're better than IU. Guess what? They're wrong and idiots as well. It's been a really good 1st year.
Feelings mutual there. Anyone that thinks Trump has had a good 1st year needs to check themselves for brain activity.
As an analogy, I cherish IU's national championship in football. Giving attention to the fact that we suffered decades of futility is not conducting an irrelevant sideshow. It provides context and deepens the appreciation for having achieved what we have now (finally) achieved.
Keep history alive. It need not be cleansed for greater palatability.
Here's a key comparison. Holocaust remembrance is emphasized in public education throughout Germany. As part of the curriculum, students visit one of the concentration camps that are now Holocaust remembrance sites.
@big-ryan Trump’s approval rating MAGA pubs 93 percent. Independents/other 18 percent. Now throw in who Dems will put out. Some radical leftist and MAGA wins handily. Socialism. Open borders. Not prosecuting criminals. Welfare state.
You always have to remember what the other side brings to the table. And it. Is. Baddddddddd stuff.
we all know MAGA have no ability to think for themselves. but thanks for reminding us.
@hurryinghoosiers We all know you avoid policy debate and stick to meaningless posts. Grab your drool napkin and ignore posters smarter than you.
@big-ryan Trump’s approval rating MAGA pubs 93 percent. Independents/other 18 percent. Now throw in who Dems will put out. Some radical leftist and MAGA wins handily. Socialism. Open borders. Not prosecuting criminals. Welfare state.
You always have to remember what the other side brings to the table. And it. Is. Baddddddddd stuff.
I wish it were intended to better appreciate what we have. But the purveyors of negative history through such things as the concept of our “original sin” use it as a political cudgel in today’s politics for the sole purpose of mobilizing political support of minorities.
Biden’s tirade that we have never lived up to the Dclaration of Independence is an insult to all who have busted their asses to do just that.
MAGA definitely hasn't lived up to it given their desire to whitewash history and Make America White Again.
@hurryinghoosiers We all know you avoid policy debate and stick to meaningless posts. Grab your drool napkin and ignore posters smarter than you.
lol. I won't have to ignore you or snarl because MAGA idiots are definitely not smarter 😉
I wish it were intended to better appreciate what we have. But the purveyors of negative history through such things as the concept of our “original sin” use it as a political cudgel in today’s politics for the sole purpose of mobilizing political support of minorities.
Biden’s tirade that we have never lived up to the Dclaration of Independence is an insult to all who have busted their asses to do just that.
MAGA definitely hasn't lived up to it given their desire to whitewash history and Make America White Again.
More than happy to leave the self loathing & willingness to be subjugated to white liberals. You fully deserve to wallow in your own guilt & misery…
@oneeyedundertaker He’s too stupid to debate on the merits. Like ScamnLikeky TMP hiding in the stands because they lack the ability to defend lefty policies. Sad sheep.
International equities have outperformed US equities by over double over the last year.
That's what you get for having a piece of shit protectionist President. And it's just the beginning for the pain to come on the path we are down.
Get ready to get a lot poorer. Idiocracy is in full effect. The pain that's about to rain down on a dumbass Trump voters is just starting. They will look at nominal GDP numbers, pretend they are winning, while the USD falls so hard they won't understand why they can't afford to buy anything like they used to.
How could a generation who inherited so many accomplishments, inherited so much wealth, and inherited a sound and functioning Congress and government squander and fuck it up in such a short time?
They didn't squander anything. The U.S. stock market is extremely overvalued when compared to long term averages. Not to mention it was still up 17% on the year. At this point a couple of years of low growth or gasp no growth would be beneficial. How much money do we want to shovel to the top 1% of society before it destabilizes society? And how big do we want the bubble to get?
By the way this is one of the big reasons why gold and silver caught a bid finally in my opinion. Money has to go somewhere. Markets are drastically overvalued compared to long term averages and countries are swimming in debt. It makes sound money (metals) very attractive. I of course picked Bitcoin, which has made this year very annoying, but I think we'll catch a bid here at some point and have our fun as well.
In Q3 or Q4 of 2023, on the old board, I advised you and everyone on that board to get into metals.
The roi on gold and silver since then is quite encouraging.
I invested in 12 tranches, and the cost averaged spot market was:
$1,988 toz gold,
<$25.00 toz silver
Gold spot topped $5,500 toz this morning.
Silver spot topped $121.00 toz this morning.
$10k invested in 400toz silver in June of '23, using $25.00 cost yields today $48, 400.
$10k invested in 5toz gold in June of '23 using
$1988 cost yields $ 27,500 today spot.
$55,900 in 32 months...
And the key in metals investment is to take possession of the physical metal and secure it privately.
Paper metal contracts are hugely oversold, as are all non-posession instruments.
Why things are said is sometimes more important than what was said.
Given that you are ignoring major parts of what was actually said, in your total mischaracterization of Biden's remarks, I suppose that why (you think) things are said is sometimes more important than what (you think) was said (but wasn't).
A) We've never lived up to the Declaration
vs.
B) We've never FULLY lived up to the ideals of the Declaration, but we have not, and never will, stop trying to get there, since it serves as a light to the world.
Kinda different, don't you think? And unlike some others here, I am confident that you CAN think.
"You can't make someone listen to reason if they aren't willing to think"-- Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451
International equities have outperformed US equities by over double over the last year.
That's what you get for having a piece of shit protectionist President. And it's just the beginning for the pain to come on the path we are down.
Get ready to get a lot poorer. Idiocracy is in full effect. The pain that's about to rain down on a dumbass Trump voters is just starting. They will look at nominal GDP numbers, pretend they are winning, while the USD falls so hard they won't understand why they can't afford to buy anything like they used to.
How could a generation who inherited so many accomplishments, inherited so much wealth, and inherited a sound and functioning Congress and government squander and fuck it up in such a short time?
They didn't squander anything. The U.S. stock market is extremely overvalued when compared to long term averages. Not to mention it was still up 17% on the year. At this point a couple of years of low growth or gasp no growth would be beneficial. How much money do we want to shovel to the top 1% of society before it destabilizes society? And how big do we want the bubble to get?
By the way this is one of the big reasons why gold and silver caught a bid finally in my opinion. Money has to go somewhere. Markets are drastically overvalued compared to long term averages and countries are swimming in debt. It makes sound money (metals) very attractive. I of course picked Bitcoin, which has made this year very annoying, but I think we'll catch a bid here at some point and have our fun as well.
In Q3 or Q4 of 2023, on the old board, I advised you and everyone on that board to get into metals.
The roi on gold and silver since then is quite encouraging.
I invested in 12 tranches, and the cost averaged spot market was:
$1,988 toz gold,
<$25.00 toz silver
Gold spot topped $5,500 toz this morning.
Silver spot topped $121.00 toz this morning.
$10k invested in 400toz silver in June of '23, using $25.00 cost yields today $48, 400.
$10k invested in 5toz gold in June of '23 using
$1988 cost yields $ 27,500 today spot.
$55,900 in 32 months...
I wouldn't touch either gold or silver at these prices, especially silver. Hopefully, you're taking profits as it rises. There is only so much dirty fiat in the world to measure against. It gets difficult to move to 30+ trillion dollar asset classes.
International equities have outperformed US equities by over double over the last year.
That's what you get for having a piece of shit protectionist President. And it's just the beginning for the pain to come on the path we are down.
Get ready to get a lot poorer. Idiocracy is in full effect. The pain that's about to rain down on a dumbass Trump voters is just starting. They will look at nominal GDP numbers, pretend they are winning, while the USD falls so hard they won't understand why they can't afford to buy anything like they used to.
How could a generation who inherited so many accomplishments, inherited so much wealth, and inherited a sound and functioning Congress and government squander and fuck it up in such a short time?
They didn't squander anything. The U.S. stock market is extremely overvalued when compared to long term averages. Not to mention it was still up 17% on the year. At this point a couple of years of low growth or gasp no growth would be beneficial. How much money do we want to shovel to the top 1% of society before it destabilizes society? And how big do we want the bubble to get?
By the way this is one of the big reasons why gold and silver caught a bid finally in my opinion. Money has to go somewhere. Markets are drastically overvalued compared to long term averages and countries are swimming in debt. It makes sound money (metals) very attractive. I of course picked Bitcoin, which has made this year very annoying, but I think we'll catch a bid here at some point and have our fun as well.
In Q3 or Q4 of 2023, on the old board, I advised you and everyone on that board to get into metals.
The roi on gold and silver since then is quite encouraging.
I invested in 12 tranches, and the cost averaged spot market was:
$1,988 toz gold,
<$25.00 toz silver
Gold spot topped $5,500 toz this morning.
Silver spot topped $121.00 toz this morning.
$10k invested in 400toz silver in June of '23, using $25.00 cost yields today $48, 400.
$10k invested in 5toz gold in June of '23 using
$1988 cost yields $ 27,500 today spot.
$55,900 in 32 months...
I wouldn't touch either gold or silver at these prices, especially silver. Hopefully, you're taking profits as it rises. There is only so much dirty fiat in the world to measure against. It gets difficult to move to 30+ trillion dollar asset classes.
One of my advisors credos is " don't get greedy.".
Have you ever ridden a Tiger?
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