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Use your big words, Ted. Nobody knows what you're talking about, and nobody is going to click your clickbait to find out.

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You saw the headline. The fact that Trump, who was supposed to see job growth as predicted of 95,000 jobs, instead lost 33,000 jobs, is devastating to you.

This is why you pretend not to have seen this in the headline. So, just to rub it in I'll post it again from another source. Instead of gaining the expected 95,000 jobs, Trump, as only Trump can do, lost 33,000 jobs instead.

too funny...

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Originally posted by THG:

You saw the headline. The fact that Trump, who was supposed to see job growth as predicted of 95,000 jobs, instead lost 33,000 jobs, is devastating to you.

This is why you pretend not to have seen this in the headline. So, just to rub it in I'll post it again from another source. Instead of gaining the expected 95,000 jobs, Trump, as only Trump can do, lost 33,000 jobs instead.

too funny...

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Devastating, how?

99.9% of your clickbait bullshit and meaningless headlines never actually play out.

And nobody takes anything The Daily Beast has to say seriously in 2025.

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Originally posted by THG:

You saw the headline. The fact that Trump, who was supposed to see job growth as predicted of 95,000 jobs, instead lost 33,000 jobs, is devastating to you.

This is why you pretend not to have seen this in the headline. So, just to rub it in I'll post it again from another source. Instead of gaining the expected 95,000 jobs, Trump, as only Trump can do, lost 33,000 jobs instead.

too funny...

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Devastating, how?

99.9% of your clickbait bullshit and meaningless headlines never actually play out.

And nobody takes anything The Daily Beast has to say seriously in 2025.

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Florida Abruptly Loses 3 Factories as Job Exodus Escalates

July 3, 2025

Florida Abruptly Loses 3 Factories as Job Exodus Escalates

Bad news out of Florida – three major factories are shutting down within just a few months, leaving hundreds of workers suddenly out of a job.

We’re talking big names, and long-running, locally important factories that are suddenly…gone.

Florida’s known for being business-friendly, but I guess even the Sunshine State isn’t safe from the economic pressures hitting the rest of the country.

https://thecoconutmama.com/florida-abruptly-loses-3-factories-as-econo
mic-pressures-mount/

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The first jobs report I posted was by FOX news not the Daily Beast. You’re a child Gilligan. You get caught denying the truth like a 5 year old. Then, like a 5 year you spew a falsehood. You’re being shamed in these threads Jack. Remember, you get one pat on the head for each misspelled word you find.

Too funny...

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Originally posted by THG:

You saw the headline. The fact that Trump, who was supposed to see job growth as predicted of 95,000 jobs, instead lost 33,000 jobs, is devastating to you.

This is why you pretend not to have seen this in the headline. So, just to rub it in I'll post it again from another source. Instead of gaining the expected 95,000 jobs, Trump, as only Trump can do, lost 33,000 jobs instead.

too funny...

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Devastating, how?

99.9% of your clickbait bullshit and meaningless headlines never actually play out.

And nobody takes anything The Daily Beast has to say seriously in 2025.

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Florida Abruptly Loses 3 Factories as Job Exodus Escalates

July 3, 2025

Florida Abruptly Loses 3 Factories as Job Exodus Escalates

Bad news out of Florida – three major factories are shutting down within just a few months, leaving hundreds of workers suddenly out of a job.

We’re talking big names, and long-running, locally important factories that are suddenly…gone.

Florida’s known for being business-friendly, but I guess even the Sunshine State isn’t safe from the economic pressures hitting the rest of the country.

https://thecoconutmama.com/florida-abruptly-loses-3-factories-as-econo
mic-pressures-mount/

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The first jobs report I posted was by FOX news not the Daily Beast. You’re a child Gilligan. You get caught denying the truth like a 5 year old. Then, like a 5 year you spew a falsehood. You’re being shamed in these threads Jack.

Remember, you get one pat on the head for each misspelled word you find.

Too funny...

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Originally posted by THG:

You saw the headline. The fact that Trump, who was supposed to see job growth as predicted of 95,000 jobs, instead lost 33,000 jobs, is devastating to you.

This is why you pretend not to have seen this in the headline. So, just to rub it in I'll post it again from another source. Instead of gaining the expected 95,000 jobs, Trump, as only Trump can do, lost 33,000 jobs instead.

too funny...

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Devastating, how?

99.9% of your clickbait bullshit and meaningless headlines never actually play out.

And nobody takes anything The Daily Beast has to say seriously in 2025.

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:

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Originally posted by THG:

You saw the headline. The fact that Trump, who was supposed to see job growth as predicted of 95,000 jobs, instead lost 33,000 jobs, is devastating to you.

This is why you pretend not to have seen this in the headline. So, just to rub it in I'll post it again from another source. Instead of gaining the expected 95,000 jobs, Trump, as only Trump can do, lost 33,000 jobs instead.

too funny...

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Devastating, how?

99.9% of your clickbait bullshit and meaningless headlines never actually play out.

And nobody takes anything The Daily Beast has to say seriously in 2025.

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Bill Gates Makes Plea to Trump Administration, "We Should Go Back"

President Trump’s Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who has been simultaneously serving as acting administrator of USAID, announced on Tuesday that “USAID will officially cease to implement foreign assistance.”

Billionaire Bill Gates, the Microsoft co-founder turned philanthropist known for his global efforts to eradicate transmissible diseases such as tuberculosis, malaria, and polio, and HIV, responded: “The facts are simple and devastating: Aid cuts have already cost lives, and the number of deaths will continue to rise.”

Gates added a plea: “To me, this is the most remarkable thing about global health: With a relatively small amount of money, you can do a great deal of good for a great many people. This is money well spent, and we should go back to spending it-now.”

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/bill-gates-makes-plea-to-trump
-administration-we-should-go-back/ar-AA1I2irD?ocid=msedgntp&pc=EDBBAN&cvid=a7f7bdcfc0b14616b4dd6b03dd7f6c20&ei=19

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Wrong? Like when I said because of the cuts to foreign aid babies are dying; and you said it was made up?

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Now I get to say that you guys crack me up.

The economy isn't much better today than it was under Obama, and that wasn't good either.

We might technically have more jobs than by the time GWB was out of office, but they're shit jobs compared to what were out there.

You two arguing about it is like having a who's dick is bigger contest when you're both rocking under 3 inches.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Nah. We just stopped listening to the college "educated" white people who have lead our nation off a cliff.

You keep right on following them. The sooner you fall off that cliff and nobody has to hear you anymore the better for everyone.

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You are a loser.

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The United States is experiencing a clear and measurable decline in its dominance of the travel industry. This is a financial gut-punch, not hyperbole or economic scare tactics. The collapse of America's inbound tourism industry is expected to cost up to $29 billion in 2025 alone, with repercussions for local economies, transportation, and hospitality. While other countries are setting new records, the United States, one of 184 economies, is seeing a complete drop in foreign visitor spending. This isn't a statistical anomaly. Policy, perception, and the psychology of foreign tourists who are collectively opting to spend their money elsewhere are all contributing factors to this dramatic reversal.

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Everyone knows that you're the loser Ted. You're always the loser. It's been the story of your life.

It's probably why you cling on to Trump so hard in the final years of your life. You don't know how not to be a loser and it scares you when you're not losing. So you're going to make the rest of your life about losing by doing this to yourself.

Sad.

Great!

We're not a tourist nation. Most everybody here that would have made money from tourism that wasn't among the Billionaire class were put out of business by Democrats with their Covid response 5 years ago anyhow.

We've got enough foreign problems in our borders that we need to remove before we babysit potential terrorists coming here to pretend they're going to check out the Grand Canyon or Disney World.

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And people should care why?

You're mentally ill, Ted.

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And people should care why?

You're mentally ill, Ted.

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There's a price to pay for prices going up. See what I did there? too funny...

Food-at-home prices forecast to rise by 3.3 percent in 2025
https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/charts-of-note/chart-detail?cha
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And people should care why?

You're mentally ill, Ted.

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There's a price to pay for prices going up. See what I did there? too funny...

Food-at-home prices forecast to rise by 3.3 percent in 2025
https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/charts-of-note/chart-detail?cha
rtId=111015

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