The Great Zaganza
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Ticket requests?
Why stop at 175,000 when you can just as easily ask for 175,000,000?
Why stop at 175,000 when you can just as easily ask for 175,000,000?
Plus, it will also impact millions of people, who hold U.S. debt in the form of either government savings bonds, or as part of a pension plan.Renegotiate bond yields?
Squeak down 0.1%, suddenly every bank is over its leverage limits and no credit is available on the market anywhere.
This man is beyond incompetent.
To put the above tweet in to perspective Trump displayed his financial acumen when he said in 2014:
"I predicted Apple's stock fall based on their dumb refusal to give the option of a larger iPhone screen like Samsung. I sold my Apple stock"
Apple stock is up about 400% since then
If you think that is bad, you should check out Paul Krugman.
And just wondering... who exactly would Trump be negotiating with? With so much debt held by individuals in various pensions and mutual funds, there's no central debt "holder" to negotiate with. Any negotiation will likely involve the government saying "We've unilaterally decided to cut the value of your bonds".
Remember the good old days of the 2016 election... Trump made the exact same claim: That he would 'renegotiate' the debt. He then had to backtrack, claiming that bonds are 'sacred', and explaining that he was actually going to 'discounting', (which would do some sort of voluntary buy-back/refinancing.)"They say" that China owns most of the US debt. Maybe he heard that myth at some point and thinks he can make it part of his amazing trade deal.
Did Trump just suggest defaulting on the U.S. government debt? Its amazing how just one small part of one tweet can so illustrate the huge risks of having Trump as president.
You keep saying that and pumping up your own acumen but have absolutely failed at presenting real evidence except providing a debunked quote about fax machines.
Re: Trump suggesting 'renegotiating' the debt...
Remember the good old days of the 2016 election... Trump made the exact same claim: That he would 'renegotiate' the debt. He then had to backtrack, claiming that bonds are 'sacred', and explaining that he was actually going to 'discounting', (which would do some sort of voluntary buy-back/refinancing.)
If he were a normal president (and someone who was a stable genius with the best memory) he might have remembered "Oh yeah, I made the mistake 3 years ago by incorrectly using 'renegotiate'. Maybe I better be more careful with my wording".
https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-...-look-donald-trumps-comments-about-refinanci/
Why? Do anyone else's bad decisions make Trump's boasts more accurate? I've made some stupid choices too, but none of them put the Apple stock back into Trump's portfolio.If you think that is bad, you should check out Paul Krugman.
Why not just go "Check to see if they are white" and be done with it?
88? As in Heil Hitler, the eight letter of the alphabeth twice? That's some (relatively) subtle dog whistles, there.Don Jr. comes off as even more of an arrogant and bigoted nitwit than his father. He looks ridiculous, and has a habit of rounding numbers to the nearest 88 (seriously, if he ever uses the number, look up the actual number - it'll always end up being 82, 79, or some such). No chance.
So what? He'll need a hell of a lot more than 175,000 voters to flip New Jersey red this year.175,000 ticket requests for Trump's Wildwood, NJ rally.
I hasn't (and won't be) debunked.
I just thought it was funny that Captain_Swoop commented on a quote where Trump said he thought Apple stock would go down and was proven wrong when it went up (although less than the quoted 400%). Yet when Paul Krugman makes even worse predictions, they're quietly ignored.
After all the heavy lifting they have done for him, he spits in their face.Trump Tweets
Really pathetic how @FoxNews is trying to be so politically correct by loading the airwaves with Democrats like Chris Van Hollen, the no name Senator from Maryland. He has been on forever playing up the Impeachment Hoax. Dems wouldn’t even give Fox their low ratings debates....
.....So, what the hell has happened to @FoxNews. Only I know! Chris Wallace and others should be on Fake News CNN or MSDNC. How’s Shep Smith doing? Watch, this will be the beginning of the end for Fox, just like the other two which are dying in the ratings. Social Media is great!
Trump is the president. Krugman is an administrator.I hasn't (and won't be) debunked.
I just thought it was funny that Captain_Swoop commented on a quote where Trump said he thought Apple stock would go down and was proven wrong when it went up (although less than the quoted 400%). Yet when Paul Krugman makes even worse predictions, they're quietly ignored.
If you think that is bad, you should check out Paul Krugman.
No,you're (sic) Krugman quote was debunked.