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Pointgod wrote:Jamaaliver wrote:Best wishes? Warmest sympathies?
This dude can't even get the basics right.
This is what happens when you’re incapable of any type of human emotion other than greed, vanity and hate.
Jamaaliver wrote:Pointgod wrote:Jamaaliver wrote:Best wishes? Warmest sympathies?
This dude can't even get the basics right.
This is what happens when you’re incapable of any type of human emotion other than greed, vanity and hate.
The cynic in me can't help but notice that after Muslims in NZ were attacked, he did not offer condolences to Muslims in NZ.
Or the victims.
Or their families.
Trying hard to believe it was just an oversight.
Yahoo FinanceAmerican farmer on trade war: 'We're not seeing an end'
A meeting between President Trump and President Xi Jinping to sign a trade deal has been delayed until at least April.
In the meantime, farmers are still fighting to offset the effects of the tensions (and tariffs) between the U.S. and China. Mark Watne, president of the North Dakota Farmers Union, detailed these struggles.
Among members of his union, “their largest concern comes with the fact that their farm income is off about 50% from probably five, six years ago,” Watne told Yahoo Finance’s First Trade. “We’re not seeing an end to the trade war, and we’re questioning what a so-called win will look like.”
President Trump has made it clear that he’s “in no rush” to get the results he wants.
While this trade stalemate has been occurring, farmers have suffered major economic setbacks. The Wall Street Journal recently reported that American farmers are filing for bankruptcy “at levels not seen for at least a decade.” Though the trade war is not the only factor, it’s had a significant role.
“We’re seeing bankruptcies up by 98%, and farmers are trying to get their operating money put together this spring, and it’s going to be really hard,” Watne said.Spoiler:
Jamaaliver wrote:So much winning...Yahoo FinanceAmerican farmer on trade war: 'We're not seeing an end'
A meeting between President Trump and President Xi Jinping to sign a trade deal has been delayed until at least April.
In the meantime, farmers are still fighting to offset the effects of the tensions (and tariffs) between the U.S. and China. Mark Watne, president of the North Dakota Farmers Union, detailed these struggles.
Among members of his union, “their largest concern comes with the fact that their farm income is off about 50% from probably five, six years ago,” Watne told Yahoo Finance’s First Trade. “We’re not seeing an end to the trade war, and we’re questioning what a so-called win will look like.”
President Trump has made it clear that he’s “in no rush” to get the results he wants.
While this trade stalemate has been occurring, farmers have suffered major economic setbacks. The Wall Street Journal recently reported that American farmers are filing for bankruptcy “at levels not seen for at least a decade.” Though the trade war is not the only factor, it’s had a significant role.
“We’re seeing bankruptcies up by 98%, and farmers are trying to get their operating money put together this spring, and it’s going to be really hard,” Watne said.Spoiler:
Jamaaliver wrote:So much winning...Yahoo FinanceAmerican farmer on trade war: 'We're not seeing an end'
A meeting between President Trump and President Xi Jinping to sign a trade deal has been delayed until at least April.
In the meantime, farmers are still fighting to offset the effects of the tensions (and tariffs) between the U.S. and China. Mark Watne, president of the North Dakota Farmers Union, detailed these struggles.
Among members of his union, “their largest concern comes with the fact that their farm income is off about 50% from probably five, six years ago,” Watne told Yahoo Finance’s First Trade. “We’re not seeing an end to the trade war, and we’re questioning what a so-called win will look like.”
President Trump has made it clear that he’s “in no rush” to get the results he wants.
While this trade stalemate has been occurring, farmers have suffered major economic setbacks. The Wall Street Journal recently reported that American farmers are filing for bankruptcy “at levels not seen for at least a decade.” Though the trade war is not the only factor, it’s had a significant role.
“We’re seeing bankruptcies up by 98%, and farmers are trying to get their operating money put together this spring, and it’s going to be really hard,” Watne said.Spoiler:
UcanUwill wrote:Trump knows that if he directly denounces islamophobia, he loses a lot of his fanbase. Hes not stupid.
Some random troll wrote:Not to sound negative, but this team is owned by an arrogant cheapskate, managed by a moron and coached by an idiot. Recipe for disaster.
closg00 wrote:Horrific, no-wonder Paulie won't flip on the Russians
Wizardspride wrote:closg00 wrote:Horrific, no-wonder Paulie won't flip on the Russians
Yeah. I don't think his lack of cooperation has anything to do with loyalty to Trump.....
stilldropin20 wrote:Wizardspride wrote:closg00 wrote:Horrific, no-wonder Paulie won't flip on the Russians
Yeah. I don't think his lack of cooperation has anything to do with loyalty to Trump.....
so you 2 are dumb enough to beleive that a 70 year old man sat in solitary confinement for 10 months just to save T4rump??
Wizardspride wrote:[gfycat][/gfycat]stilldropin20 wrote:Wizardspride wrote:Yeah. I don't think his lack of cooperation has anything to do with loyalty to Trump.....
so you 2 are dumb enough to beleive that a 70 year old man sat in solitary confinement for 10 months just to save T4rump??
Actually, that's not what we're saying....
