So Slick, it's a good thing you've got money.

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So Slick, it's a good thing you've got money.

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Looks like you'll be paying for Trump's wall now. :shock:
Along with all your other fellow Americans!
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was it otherwise? Anyhoo, it isn't going to happen. These clowns are about to OK a budget that already has a $1 Trillion dollar per year hole in it, and all so they can repeal without replacement the ACA. A poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation found that while approval of the ACA is about 50/50, the support for repeal with no replacement at the ready is less than 20%. Thus, they are acting, in Congress, in a fashion that is strongly disapproved by the overwhelming bulk of the electorate. See how well that flies, and then how much a President, in the midst of being mortally wounded by the intelligence around the Russians, before entering office, really gets done. Look at the amateur-night performance around ambassadorships. Fuckup central, and dangerous, potentially. It's a good thing, as you note, that I have LIQUID assets, because these morons could just create an economic disaster within the US. Think of this, Res: They show every willingness to let the debt run up to, as one stated, $30 Trillion, if need be. That debt load at TRIPLE or more interest rates over the low,low rate we've been getting due to stability and faith in the US means the entire budget will be eaten up by defense and debt paydown. There will be no cash for ANYTHING else. That is the long term plan the Kochs espoused in a roundtable about 20 years back.........interesting?
Pudfark wrote: Mon May 29, 2017 11:15 am I live in Texas....you live in America.
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Slick's paying for Obama's wall too... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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callmeslick wrote:was it otherwise? Anyhoo, it isn't going to happen. These clowns are about to OK a budget that already has a $1 Trillion dollar per year hole in it, and all so they can repeal without replacement the ACA. A poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation found that while approval of the ACA is about 50/50, the support for repeal with no replacement at the ready is less than 20%. Thus, they are acting, in Congress, in a fashion that is strongly disapproved by the overwhelming bulk of the electorate. See how well that flies, and then how much a President, in the midst of being mortally wounded by the intelligence around the Russians, before entering office, really gets done. Look at the amateur-night performance around ambassadorships. Fuckup central, and dangerous, potentially. It's a good thing, as you note, that I have LIQUID assets, because these morons could just create an economic disaster within the US. Think of this, Res: They show every willingness to let the debt run up to, as one stated, $30 Trillion, if need be. That debt load at TRIPLE or more interest rates over the low,low rate we've been getting due to stability and faith in the US means the entire budget will be eaten up by defense and debt paydown. There will be no cash for ANYTHING else. That is the long term plan the Kochs espoused in a roundtable about 20 years back.........interesting?
It's scary the road you poor bastards are going to go down. Just look at the clown car of people he's surrounding himself with. It's like watching a bad sitcom that keeps introducing new characters in an attempt to boost ratings.
Within 2 years Americas credit rating will be in the shitter.
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:lol: :lol: Scared Canadians...realizing, the 'bill' is coming due...soon. It's Yuge!!!! :lol: :lol:

Maybe...some day/week/month/year...it'll dawn on them poor bastards...we don't need their oil or their lip. ;) :lol:
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More "substance" from Pud. :roll:
I've seen more substance in a bowl of chicken broth. :lol:
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A bowl of chicken broth would drown yer navy.... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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I've seen better spelling in bowls of vegetable soup.
Pudfark wrote: Mon May 29, 2017 11:15 am I live in Texas....you live in America.
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callmeslick wrote:was it otherwise? Anyhoo, it isn't going to happen. These clowns are about to OK a budget that already has a $1 Trillion dollar per year hole in it, and all so they can repeal without replacement the ACA. A poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation found that while approval of the ACA is about 50/50, the support for repeal with no replacement at the ready is less than 20%. Thus, they are acting, in Congress, in a fashion that is strongly disapproved by the overwhelming bulk of the electorate. See how well that flies, and then how much a President, in the midst of being mortally wounded by the intelligence around the Russians, before entering office, really gets done. Look at the amateur-night performance around ambassadorships. Fuckup central, and dangerous, potentially. It's a good thing, as you note, that I have LIQUID assets, because these morons could just create an economic disaster within the US. Think of this, Res: They show every willingness to let the debt run up to, as one stated, $30 Trillion, if need be. That debt load at TRIPLE or more interest rates over the low,low rate we've been getting due to stability and faith in the US means the entire budget will be eaten up by defense and debt paydown. There will be no cash for ANYTHING else. That is the long term plan the Kochs espoused in a roundtable about 20 years back.........interesting?
I've got our fund portfolios out and I'm going through them. I'm strongly thinking that any fund with more than 20% exposure to United States equity is going to get shit-canned.
Canadian Equity funds are very strong right now thanks to a surging natural resources sector and strong Canadian banks. Could be a good idea to keep our money at home for a while.
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Why “Canada’s economy is screwed” in the age of Trump (GUEST: Lauren Southern)

"I love being Canadian. But every now and then, our Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, does something that, frankly, makes me just a little bit embarrassed to be Canadian.

Well, Trudeau’s done it again. He and the Canadian ambassador to Washington, David MacNaughton, issued a video statement to the US Congress that was nothing short of cringeworthy.

Targeting Trump, the two Canadian chaps stressed the closeness of our two nations in a video that begs to be parodied.

It’s a lame attempt to fix a real problem. Trudeau and Trump could not possibly have more divergent economic plans for their respective nations’ futures. And those differences spell a certain conclusion:

The Canadian economy is screwed."

http://www.therebel.media/faith_goldy_january_5_2017

:shock: :o :? :lol:
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