Trump Job Approval
| Pollsters wrong in 2024: | 42.0 / 55.1 | -13.0 |
| Pollsters right in 2024: | 46.2 / 51.0 | -4.8 |
 | GOP | DEM |
| Democrats +3 | 216 | 219 |
Trump Job Approval
| Pollsters wrong in 2024: | 42.0 / 55.1 | -13.0 |
| Pollsters right in 2024: | 46.2 / 51.0 | -4.8 |
| GOP | DEM |
| Democrats +3 | 216 | 219 |
The Hedgehog Report - Phoenix Edition 
107 responses to “Surgery day. Again.”
Praying for you Bitter!
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Good luck to bitter on his surgery. Hopefully we get a good CPI print today. In other news –
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Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump A Federal Appeals Court has just ruled that the United States can use TARIFFS to protect itself against other countries. A
great and important win for the U.S.
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It is an important win for the rule of law since the President clearly has the authority.
It is an important loss for the American consumer who is stuck with another tax.
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Thanks for the prayers. I never pray for myself. Others need it more..
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All the A-holes are pulling hard for you Bitter.
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“It is an important loss for the American consumer who is stuck with another tax.”
Don’t forget the runaway inflation! Oh, wait….
Chicon
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Zzzzzz……
Tariffs are a tax on the products/industry the tariffs are imposed on.
Inflation is a general increase in prices and services in the economy.
The effects of the higher taxes (tariffs) on the overall inflation numbers can be offset by other factors such as lower prices on non-tariff products, decrease in demand, etc.
A decrease in demand for a product will mitigate its effect on inflation. In other words, the inflationary effects of the tariff on that particular product will be decreased if that product is no longer purchased at the same level. However, the negative effects of the tariffs on the supply chain (transportation, marketing, advertising, construction, employment, tax revenue, etc.) will be felt if there is a decrease in demand due to tariffs.
I know this is all very difficult for a low info ignoramus like Chicon whose Cult mentality mandates “Trump did it, must be good”.
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Tariffs are a tax on the American consumer. Period.
No way to get around that no matter how many straw arguments are thrown around to pretend that is not a fact.
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Good CPI print. Even core CPI showed movement downward. All eyes on next month to see if this trend continues.
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Ouch…
Pelosi” On January 6th…we begged the president of the United States to send in the National Guard. He would not do it…And yet, in a contra-constitutional way, he has sent the National Guard into California. Something is very wrong with this picture.”
Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund
On January 6th…we begged the president of the United States to send in the National Guard. He would not do it…And yet, in a contra-constitutional way, he has sent the National Guard into California. Something is very wrong with this picture.”
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Whoops.
Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund
FACT: I made 11 urgent calls requesting National Guard support on Jan 6, starting at 12:58 PM. Approval was withheld for 71 minutes by the House Sergeant at Arms, who reported directly to Speaker Pelosi. She caused critical delays, and now is shifting blame to
@realDonaldTrump
for failures she helped create. The record is clear.”
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I am just a lawyer. However, let’s say tariffs add $2,500 to the cost of a car. Even if the person buying the car pays less for eggs and gas, they still have to pay that $2,500 if they want the car. What am I missing?
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Nothing. That is exactly the point.
And if that car is no longer sold because the price is too high, it will no longer be transported, marketed, advertised…..the people who are employed to sell it won’t have a job….space to store it and display it will no longer be needed… the tax revenue it generates will disappear.
Of course, the fake Central Planning – Ten year Plan conservatives will say well you can buy the cars WE want you to buy, not the ones you WANT to buy.
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Remember, the fake Central Planning conservatives sneer at people who buy “cheap foreign goods” at WM and Target.
Let these sub-humans eat cake, they say.
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Bl, good luck sirl
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🚨 BREAKING: Core inflation for the month comes in BELOW EXPECTATIONS again, at just +0.1%, expected to be +0.3%.
5:39 AM · Jun 11, 2025
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Bitter wrote – I am just a lawyer. However, let’s say tariffs add $2,500 to the cost of a car. Even if the person buying the car pays less for eggs and gas, they still have to pay that $2,500 if they want the car. What am I missing?
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Except according to the cpi release New vehicle prices went DOWN .3 in May after holding steady with no price rise in April.
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I noticed a surprise today when I filled up the old gas tank. $4.29
We are normally at $5.50 in June.
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Trump at 56% approval – Rasmussen
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Here is the problem, Tina. The Fed is increasing money supply at Covid level rates to pay for our deficits. This is like tinder waiting for an inflationary burn. Until we slop all this excess money up, any good cpi print or lower prices can easily reverse, because as Milton Friedman pointed out, excess money supply is the root of all inflation .
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Except according to the cpi release New vehicle prices went DOWN .3 in May after holding steady with no price rise in April.”
Ah yes, straw argument # 341
“New vehicle”
Not all new vehicles were affected by tariffs, and lower demand could force dealerships to lower prices.
Also, the supply chain could be “eating” the effects of the tariffs in order to stay in business.
Great, the Central Planning conservatives would say. Except that lower profits means less investment.
Of course if you a “war on profits” moron like NYC you think lower profits are “good”. The key word here is “moron”.
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We need Kekius Maximus back in there so he can “rugby tackle” some of the loser cabinet appointees that Drumf has.
meet congress’s newest troll rep that replaced Cori Bush. Wesley Ball https://fxtwitter.com/codepink/status/1932542923918217398
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I agree. Now its time for Trump to be magnanimous too.
Not holding my breath
@elonmusk
I regret some of my posts about President
@realDonaldTrump
last week. They went too far.”
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Bring back Kekius
https://x.com/naiivememe/status/1930850054161797195
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Bunu, I am sorry Trump didn’t appoint any Nazis to the Cabinet.
Maybe “President Paul” will….hope springs eternal.
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Jason- Trump had a troll staffer at DOGE
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For his part, Gor made a habit of mocking Musk, according to the Post, especially when stock dropped in Tesla, Musk’s electric vehicle company. He would also “plant” negative stories about Musk, one source told the Post. “Elon was, like, his obsession, and he would plant a story on Elon and he would send me the link and then send me a screenshot of Tesla’s stock price with a laughing face,” the source said, according to the Post. “I own Tesla stock, so this is not a good thing for me! “It showed how intense that fight had become, and how committed and obsessed with it Sergio was, and that’s what I don’t think anybody has really captured.” Gor was also bent on revenge, one source told the Post. “He was bragging to other people that he was going to get one last shot at Elon out the door,” the source said, according to the newspaper. “He was going to get Elon back for making him look bad.”” https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/06/white-house-staffer-responsible-fanning-flames-trump-musk/
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LOl! Lots of “could” in the above to thread that needle. The lack of material price increases for new vehicles in aggregate “could” also be that the Chinese are eating the steel/aluminum tariffs and profits are holding steady. Bottom line is that the trend is downward on new vehicle pricing in spite of tariffs. Will that trend continue? We shall see but if we look at Trump’s first term, the data showed no material rise in new vehicle prices, albeit with a lesser magnitude of tariffs.
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Elon Musk WAS Bunu’s hero last week.
Another disappointment, huh, Bunu.
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“The effects of the higher taxes (tariffs) on the overall inflation numbers can be offset by other factors.”
This idea was previously made by several posters, and it was promptly dismissed by the HHR Economic Illuminati.
Glad to see it is finally sinking into the rock.
Chicon
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Poor FLA 2025 still grasping at straws by pretending the laws of economics and supply and demand ceased existing once Trump took office.
Anything so he doesn’t have to admit that tariffs are indeed a tax on American consumers.
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This idea was previously made by several posters, and it was promptly dismissed by the HHR Economic Illuminati.”
LOL
I will take “things that didn’t happen for $1000” please.
Quite the contrary, i have been making the point here that the general inflation numbers can be affected by lower energy prices for example.
It actually PROVES my point.
Sorry, Cultists.
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his idea was previously made by several posters”
Especially jason, just to be accurate.
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LOL! Jason provides a bunch of “could” and criticizes others that provide actual data. News flash – “could” don’t cut it in the real world, LOL!
Right you are, Chicon!
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The Dems picked their best (for them) candidate for NJ governor. It would have been nice if they had picked a deadender like the Baraka guy from Newark.
Still, she only got 34%, not very impressive.
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Right you are, Chicon!:”
The Cultists morons love to high five each other, no matter how stupid the post.
Quaint.
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criticizes others that provide actual data.”
Actual data:
“could” also be that the Chinese are eating the steel/aluminum tariffs and profits are holding steady.”
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Yes. That was me mocking your use of “could” I know these subtleties of English often go over your head
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fason provides a bunch of “could”
I said the general inflation numbers could be offset by lower prices such as energy which compose the inflation index.
Even a moron like Chicon agreed with me.
“Glad to see it is finally sinking into the rock”
I am sorry you think he is wrong.
Dissension among Cultists is rare.
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I said the general inflation numbers COULD be offset by lower prices such as energy which compose the inflation index.”
So, FLA2025, where do you disagree with this statement exactly?
This should be good.
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China will be allowed to have students at American universities under the new China trade deal.
I have no objection in principle, I think exposing Chinese students to capitalism is a good idea.
The problem is that at most US universities, they just get Marxist confirmation.
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Thanks, Tina.
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Because the tariffs have not hit yet.
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Bitter,
Wishing all the best for your surgery and that the outcome will bring good relief and a healthy body for you.
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https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/fearmongering-pundits-disappointed-again-consumer-prices-refuse-surge-trump-tariffs
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A nice carpet bombing of the cartel in 3, 2, 1, along with increased fees on remittances….
https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/1932807206241529925?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
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Sharing a little video (taken by a at the ceremony that was a former student and who sent it to me). This was me accepting the HHS Alumni of the Year in May.
Dr. Steven “Chippy” Blizzard was in the audience, and also Roger Engle who has written several EXCELLENT books about his experiences in growing up in Hedgesville. Gree up with them both. Both have been recipients of the annual Alumni of the Year Award. Mark Catlett (Also a recipient of the award) presented me with it.
Hope you enjoy it.
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Bitter wrote – Because the tariffs have not yet hit
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This is false. As I’ve posted previously in other threads, Tariffs on steel/aluminum went into effect February 9. Mexican tariffs in March. Inventories for durable goods like steel and cars have been depleted and are reflected in April and May CPI end product numbers. Why they haven’t resulted in a material price increase is discussed in prior posts I have made on other threads. It’s all redundant at this point.
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Bitter wrote – Because the tariffs have not yet hit”
This is true, not false as FLA 2025.
The effects of the tariffs will still take time to be fully known. There is still a lot of stuff in the supply pipeline and many importers increased inventories in anticipation of the tariffs.
“Most imported goods are actually parts or raw materials for larger products, such as the steel and aluminum goods now facing 50% duties. It will take time for those costs to filter through the supply chain and affect prices.
Some stores, however, have already said they will implement higher prices, including Best Buy, Walmart and Lululemon.”
“Walmart’s chief financial officer John David Rainey told The Associated Press that a car seat that currently sells for $350 at Walmart will likely cost customers another $100.
Rainey also told analysts at an Oppenheimer investor conference on Monday that for some items, Walmart will reduce inventory by as much as 20% because it expects higher prices will reduce demand, and it doesn’t want to be stuck with leftover inventory.”
and
“The effects of recent tariffs are not yet fully felt because of several factors, including phased implementation, companies stockpiling goods before tariffs took effect, and delays in rolling out the new tariffs due to technical issues.”
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Walmart will reduce inventory by as much as 20%”
Now, the Central Planning “conservatives” like FLA2025 thinks this is good, but it isn’t. Less inventory means fewer sales, and less revenue through the entire supply chain.
A reduction in demand does affect inflation in the sense that if a product that used to cost $100 doesn’t sell for $150 then it does not cause inflation. However, not selling that product for $100 is a negative for the economy.
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Got to thinking….
Don’t ever let your wife get involved with plants and flowers as a hobby.
Every time I decided to do a “project” like fix whatever is broken on the lawn mower, paint the deck, build a container to hide the big outside propane tank, power wash the house, repaint the fence, etc. my wife is not involved in those projects AT ALL except to drop by to say how is it going, or “good job”, “looking good”, “here, I brought you some water” or whatever.
Now when my WIFE decides to have a project, it ALWAYS seems to involve ME being required to do this or that related to HER project. Gonna plant some bushes and flowers? Walt, I need you to come dig a hole and rototill up some more of the nice green grass of the yard to make more flower beds.
Wife is having the garden club over to our house on Thursday. So she major trimmed a lot of the bushes in the yard–which requires me to gather them all, up drive them to the recycling center and pay the $10 fee for brush drop off. PLUS, yesterday I was required to wash all the windows (inside and out), and vacuum and dust today. Yesterday, the wife DOD vacuum the downstairs–after she accidentally dumped a big pot of potting soil on the carpet. Today she is off to buy a bunch of cut flowers the girls can work with to make arrangements with on Thursday.
Oh, and by the way, the wife decided that the best place for them to do all this flower arranging work was in our GARAGE–which required me to clean and organize the whole frigging garage, including my workbench. Plus drag up a bunch of tables from the basement up to the garage. The wife HATES the heat, and she KNOWS the garage is hot as hell. I do not get it.
When her project is to get the oil changed in her car or to get her gas tank filled up, it is ME who is directed to take the car to get oil change or to get gas.
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Walt hasn’t been this upset about plants since a previous wife had the idea for the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
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Nice speech Walt, enjoyed the talking dog story.
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Reminded me of the engineer story. Walking along a road an engineer picked up a frog.
To his surprise, the frog said “kiss me, I am a beautiful princess”. Instead of kissing the frog, he put it in his pocket. Later he took the frog out and looked at it. The frog said “what are you waiting for, kiss me and I will become a beautiful princess and be yours forever”. The engineer put the frog back in his pocket. The next time he took it out the frog said “Are you crazy. Why don’t you kiss me, I am beautiful and can be your girlfriend”.
The engineer said “I can always find a girlfriend, but a talking frog, that is really interesting”
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Funny…
https://freebeacon.com/satire/genocide-at-40000-feet-israel-tortures-autistic-child-with-sandwiches-flight-on-gas-guzzling-jet/
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”It looks like one area in which Trump has learned from past experience (Trump 1.0) is in dealing with leftist street theater and violence. Normals or aspiring normals don’t want chaos in their lives. They want the trains to run on time. Leftist insurrection tends to be self defeating in the long run.”
This includes 56% of INDEPENDENTS, and 37% of DEMOCRATS
Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh
 BREAKING: By a whopping margin of +20 points, Americans APPROVE of President Trump sending the National Guard to the LA riots, 59%-39% – InsiderAdvantage poll
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Walt, good speech. It’s neat to match the words with a face too! In fact, you kind of look like Tommy Tuberville.
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Walt looks good for 8 eons.
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Got the wife’s new hummingbird feeder, got the bottle of the kind of furniture scratch cover up that she wanted. Finished dusting.
Taking a break and saw this delicious video.
I enjoy watching it again and again.
I like my country like I like my tea.
PLENTY OF I.C.E.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/699722942792461
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Only Rinos and commies support illegals. The more Trump focuses on this, his approval numbers just keep going up.
Amnesty and open borders are DOA.
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Jason wrote – Bitter wrote – Because the tariffs have not yet hit”
This is true, not false as FLA 2025.
The effects of the tariffs will still take time to be fully known. There is still a lot of stuff in the supply pipeline and many importers increased inventories in anticipation of the tariffs.
“Most imported goods are actually parts or raw materials for larger products, such as the steel and aluminum goods now facing 50% duties. It will take time for those costs to filter through the supply chain and affect prices.
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Except this is false. The tariffs have been in effect over five months on steel, aluminum and autos. They have most certainly “hit”. According to both the JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs June market reports discussing the effects of tariffs on the economy, durable goods inventories have now been mostly replenished since the implementation of tariffs and the initial effect has been immaterial on pricing (for the various reasons I’ve previously posted) as of now, consistent with everything I wrote above. Moreover, the Walmart statement quoted in the post above is dated, having been made over a month ago. Those effects have now had ample time to percolate through the supply chain, which is supported by the current market analysis. Will this effect on pricing continue? As I’ve posted before, who knows? But to say the tariffs haven’t “hit” is not only unsupported by the data, it’s delusional.
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As I’ve posted before, who knows? But to say the tariffs haven’t “hit” is not only unsupported by the data,”
Except that there IS no data showing they have hit, almost all analysis is to the contrary.
The fact the tariffs cost have not YET been passed on to consumers doesn’t mean they won’t be. Contrary to FLA 2025’s voodoo based statements, the fact is that the tariffs have not “hit” yet due to huge inventories amassed in anticipation of the tariffs and the fact it will take more time to reach the consumers. But there is no miracle here, no denying the fundamentals of economics like Central Planner “f–k the consumers” wants to pretend does not exist. The laws of supply and demand, no matter how much FLA2025 ignores them, still apply.
And then we have:
“Those effects have now had ample time to percolate through the supply chain”
Patently false, fake news.
“Moreover, the Walmart statement quoted in the post above is dated, having been made over a month ago.”
LOL. A month ago is not relevant?
Besides, FLA2025 conveniently hides behind the overall inflation number to ignore the truly negative effects of tariffs on the product actually subject to tariffs and the items they are components for.
I hate to tell you, but when it comes to basic economic theory I will stick with Adam Smith rather than the Cultists.
Adam Smith introduced the Law of Supply and Demand in his seminal work, “The Wealth of Nations” (1776). This economic doctrine postulates that in a free-market economy, the forces of supply and demand interact to determine prices and allocate resources efficiently.
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The Cultists are real “conservatives”!
“A centrally planned economy, also known as a command economy is one where the government, rather than market forces, controls the means of production and makes key economic decisions, such as what goods and services to produce, how to produce them, and for whom. Essentially, the government dictates the allocation of resources and sets prices, rather than leaving these decisions to individual businesses and consumers.”
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Hey FLA2025, what is your “Ten Year Plan” for the US economy?
I am sure it will be as successful as all the Ten Year Plans of the former USSR you so admire….
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Besides, FLA2025 conveniently hides behind the overall inflation number to ignore the truly negative effects of tariffs on the product actually subject to tariffs and the items they are components for.
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Huh? Posting above about new vehicle inflation for May and April is “hiding behind overall inflation numbers”? Everyone can go above and read what I’ve posted. But hey, you stick with your over one month info. I’ll go with the data I see and what Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan are saying, LOL!
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RIP Brian Wilson. He wrote the music for summer. RIP Brian Wilson.
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7 hours since Bitter’s most recent post…..
The surgeon should have updated us by now.
Chicon
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”The 87-page audit, released in June 2025, provides disturbing confirmation that Biden’s so-called “Operation Allies Welcome” allowed known or suspected terrorists to enter the country through rushed, incomplete vetting processes.
In total, 231 individuals were flagged as matches to the terrorist watchlist, and 55 were already on U.S. soil when the FBI identified them as national security risks.”
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After firing the entire vaccine advisory board panel Sec.Kennedy has nominated 8 outstanding new ones to take their place.
”Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has chosen eight new members for the panel that advises the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on vaccines.
The new members of the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices include Joseph R. Hibbeln, Martin Kulldorff, Retsef Levi, Robert W. Malone, Cody Meissner, James Pagano, Vicky Pebsworth, and Michael A. Ross, Kennedy announced on June 11.
“All of these individuals are committed to evidence-based medicine, gold-standard science, and common sense. They have each committed to demanding definitive safety and efficacy data before making any new vaccine recommendations,” he said.”
I am particularly pleased with the selections of Robert Malone and Martin Kulldorff.
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We have no foreign policy. Rubio is bought and sold by a foreign government. he’s a traitor to the USA.
The entire reason the neocons got him installed at SOS is because they want him there so he can replace Vance next cycle
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I think there is a decent chance that Trump uses all the political capital that the MAGA movement had on the Iran hoax. After that the party will be a political wasteland like Bush left the party. rubio has wanted the Iran hoax for years. He’s likely getting big money for his promotion of it.
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I lived. Sorry, mf-ers. Now waiting to hear from infectious disease doctor to find out what started this disaster.
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Great news, Bl. Are you home? Hope so, best rest at home.
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Here is the trump admin response to Nuissances “Nuissance” suit.
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cand.450934/gov.uscourts.cand.450934.22.0.pdf
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Hopefully, the worse part is over, Bitter.
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Little Marco LOSES again,
Mahmoud Khalil can not be deported or imprisoned.
If anyone should be deported, it’s Marco
https://x.com/Kahlissee/status/1932917182108782677
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Bitter,
Wishing you a quick and complication free recovery.
Wonder if it was the infection had anything to do with your Ireland trip?
Anyway, hope you are at 100% real soon.
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Glad you got through it ok Bitter.
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So Bunu, you disagree with Trump that Iran should not have nuclear weapons?
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Democratic Party Approval Rating
Approve: 21% (-49) Disapprove: 70%
Quinnipiac | June 5-9 | 1,283 RV
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Going out to buy a toothbrush now…
“In recent years, an increasing number of scientific investigations have backed an alarming hypothesis: Alzheimer’s disease may not be merely a condition of an aging brain, but the product of infection.
While the exact mechanisms of this infection are something researchers are still trying to isolate, numerous studies suggest the deadly spread of Alzheimer’s goes way beyond what we used to think.
One such study, published in 2019, suggested what could be one of the most definitive leads yet for a bacterial culprit behind Alzheimer’s, and it comes from a somewhat unexpected quarter: gum disease.”
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How goes it Bitter?
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President Trump says he doesn’t blame Elon Musk for anything, “things like that happen.” He could reconcile and forgive him”
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Jason this is a fake timeline. Bibi has been saying they are a 1-2 years from a nuke since 1992. Every year he refreshes his fake claim making it meanwhile he is the one hoarding nukes and committing genocide and war crimes in Gaza
https://x.com/IsraeliLobby/status/1933015003734372381
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waiting for my friend Mr. RICO to arrive already. C’mon Kash/Pam, build that case already –
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Bunu, answer the question.
Should Iran be allowed to have nukes?
Yes or no?
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Very good PPI print this AM, consistent with yesterdays CPI –
Click to access ppi.pdf
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I am perfectly ok with Israel having nukes.
I am not ok with a terrorist regime like Iran having nukes.
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Fla, surprised that there are no other poles, asking the same ?. We know the media is holding back on the poles.
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More arrests please.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/06/developing-fbi-arrests-driver-who-went-viral-delivering/
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Yes Tina. It’s the same reason why the MSM refuses to interview rioters. Only independent journalists and Fox seem to regularly do that because the MSM doesn’t want you to see their crazy, seditious responses
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We know the media is holding back on the poles.”
This is very racist. I have been to Poland and they are very nice people.
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UN IAEA has actually been coordinating to leak names of Iranian scientists to Israel to frag them not working on nuclear proliferation stuff. It’s one of the most corrupt organizations on the planet.
https://x.com/SuppressedNws/status/1933113792499511684
Jason-if Israel has them then I’m ok w Iran having them, but I dont think Iran is even trying to get them.
It’s Israel that is the problem country.
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Jason-if Israel has them then I’m ok w Iran having them,”
We have the answer.
Bunu supports a terrorist state having nukes.
Goes well with Holocaust denial.
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Good point, ssq!
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“leak names of Iranian scientists to Israel to frag them”
Sounds good to me!
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I am worried that NYC will turn me in to ICE on the grounds I am a second class US citizen so I am changing my name here to a more Anglo version.
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Video of Air India crash.
Does not look like flaps were down.
It should be impossible to take off in wrong configuration, all sorts of warnings would sound in the cockpit.
https://x.com/PilotPoli/status/1933167441255051769
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Iran has receipts
https://x.com/IRIran_official/status/1930642891623301176
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I am alive. Surgical site hurts. Waiting to hear from infectious disease on what infection I have.
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Thanks for update.
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What did surgeon say about how the surgery went?
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Hey Bunu, f–k off, no one is clicking on your Nazi/terrorist lover links.
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Trump has made it pretty clear Iran is not getting nukes. Deal with it.
Even if he hadn’t made it clear, Israel has.
Iran better hope it is the US doing the bombing, because if it is Israel the damage is going to be greater.
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Trump said Americans are unfair to Putin and forget that his country were our allies in World War II.
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NT
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