| second: Trump and his family have made almost $4 billion dollars "off of the presidency" in just about a year. That is money from business deals that would not have happened if Trump wasn't the president of the United States. How much income tax did Trump pay? None as far as we know because Trump does not release his IRS form 1040, unlike every other President. [go to link] |
| second: The Congressional Budget Office report identifies massive policy developments as the primary drivers of this fiscal deterioration. The largest single contributor is the 2025 reconciliation act, which permanently extended the individual income tax rates and business investment incentives originally established by the 2017 tax act. Trump designed and signed both the 2017 and 2025 tax act. He personally benefited. See his income tax returns. Oh no! You can’t see them. Trump won’t let you see his IRS form 1040. [go to link] |
6ixStringJack: Maybe people would take you seriously if you ever once complained about it when your side always increases the budget. But you don't, and here we are. It's got to be really frustrating for you, huh? You have zero argument for any issue because you're guilty of doing everything you claim the other side is doing. Good luck with those Epstien files on top of everything else, buddy. You're fucked. Forever.  |
| second: The fiscal trajectory is not sustainable: Congressional Budget Office warns about the highest debt in US history as Trump adds $1.4 trillion to 10-year deficit [go to link] President Donald Trump has repeatedly pledged to slash the national deficit and curb debt during his second term, but a sobering assessment of the nation’s financial health by one of the federal government’s premier fiscal watchdogs suggests Trump 2.0’s policies have not only collectively pushed the federal deficit significantly higher, but put the country on an unsustainable path. |
| 6ixStringJack: Look at how insane you're getting, Ted. None of those stories matter. By next week, nobody will ever bring any of them up again. You just continue to drive yourself crazy until you snap. You're a fucking idiot. |
| 6ixStringJack: Democrats are being destroyed in those Epstein files, son. You have no idea what you just unleashed upon yourself, son. I think Trump wanted to save all of that and drop those bombs before election day, but I'm sure he's saving the best for last now. |
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MAGA blame game shows Trump in retreat |
| THG: Survivors of the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein released a powerful public service announcement (PSA) on Super Bowl Sunday calling for full transparency in what they describe as the largest sex-trafficking scandal in the world.
The emotional video, released by World Without Exploitation, features survivors speaking directly to the public, demanding Americans stand with them and pressure U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to release all information related to the case. |
| THG: Epstein island trip boomerangs on Trump official as his lies melt into confession, 'blackmail' story |
| THG: A preliminary estimate issued last year by the BLS projected that annual employment for March 2024 through March 2025 would be marked down by more than 900,000 jobs once all the data was in from states. The bureau will issue its final mark down of the year ending in March 2025 on Wednesday. |
| THG: A preliminary estimate issued last year by the BLS projected that annual employment for March 2024 through March 2025 would be marked down by more than 900,000 jobs once all the data was in from states. The bureau will issue its final mark down of the year ending in March 2025 on Wednesday. |
| THG: The few remaining moderate House Republicans appear poised to break with President Donald Trump in a key vote on his signature economic policy.
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-La.) is using several procedural maneuvers to shield Trump from legislative challenges and oversight, planning to ask the House to extend the ban on bringing up resolutions challenging Trump’s tariffs on products from dozens of U.S. trading partners through August.
However, according to Punchbowl News, key Republicans indicated they would likely vote against the measure. |
| THG: Trump's gambit to destroy bipartisan governor tradition blows up in his face |
| THG: Analyst rocked as voters 'shift heavily' against Trump on key issue |
Brenda: Not really SIX. There are pee wee teams all over the country and all the kids have to is try out. The teams pay for rink time and such. Parents if they can afford it can pay for new but you can pick up hockey gear like skates and masks and other stuff if you are lucky, say at the Salvation Army thrift stores. Kids grow out of stuff or get tired of playing parents don't want the clutter they donate it. Not sure about hockey sticks parents may have to buy those. Ah, field trips to the local rinks for ice skating in elementary school. I used to do that. Hockey sticks were always around the guys would grab them and pretend to famous hockey players of the time.  |
| 6ixStringJack: That makes sense, Brenda. In Canada, is Ice Hockey considered a rich kid sport? I know it is here. No school I went to or that was even near me had Hockey Teams. If you played hockey, you had rich parents that paid steep prices for all the gear and the time on the ice at rinks for every practice and match. No taxpayer dollars (at least through the schools) and no traditional means of having "Booster Clubs" since unlike more traditional sports that were in every school, these parents were already spending boatloads of cash just to put their kids in there and probably weren't very likely to be donating any more of theirs. I bet they have to sell a ton of candy bars or something. |
| 6ixStringJack: That makes sense, Brenda. In Canada, is Ice Hockey considered a rich kid sport? I know it is here. No school I went to or that was even near me had Hockey Teams. If you played hockey, you had rich parents that paid steep prices for all the gear and the time on the ice at rinks for every practice and match. No taxpayer dollars (at least through the schools) and no traditional means of having "Booster Clubs" since unlike more traditional sports that were in every school, these parents were already spending boatloads of cash just to put their kids in there and probably weren't very likely to be donating any more of theirs. I bet they have to sell a ton of candy bars or something. |