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L45B wrote:^ What about all the burger flippers making $15/hour who benefitted from this huge order?

Face it, you’re a gigantic mess who cries and complains and talks out of both sides of your mouth.

Softball Bat wrote:

What's a hamberder?

Carson wrote:I would love to shit in the White House, regardless of the current POTUS.

Tax dollars at work and all.

Mikey wrote:

Sudden Sam wrote:They're on strict diets all the time, so getting shit food was probably a treat.

You mean, like, minimum 6,000 calories per day or something?



1,000 hamberders. That's pretty impressive.

Probably more so to our resident turd burglars

Meltspray, Derron, Rooster...you all know who you are.

88 wrote:Seems kind of stupid to even ask, but what food should a president feed a football team for lunch?

Papa Willie wrote:http://www.espn.com/college-football/st ... elebration

Seems like everyone was happy...

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Papa Willie wrote:http://www.espn.com/college-football/st ... elebration

Seems like everyone was happy...

Did you actually read it? At least at your slow pace? They didn't quote anyone but Trump you god forsaken moron.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:Were there any Big Bacon Classics from Wendy's? I used to crush those back inna day.

Melty McMoron wrote:
And then there’s Pizzagate...

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Papa Willie wrote:http://www.espn.com/college-football/st ... elebration

Seems like everyone was happy...

Did you actually read it? At least at your slow pace? They didn't quote anyone but Trump you god forsaken moron.

As some of you may recall, because it happened just five days ago, White House economic guru Kevin Hassett claimed last week on PBS NewsHour that the government shutdown isn’t a big deal, and in fact is arguably a good thing because hundreds of thousands of furloughed workers are basically getting a free vacation. “In some sense, they’re better off,” the Council of Economic Advisers chairman said out loud, in response to the question “Is the government shutdown going to have a negative impact on the economy, particularly if it drags on?” But just five days later—and some 26 days into the shutdown—the White House has apparently come to a new conclusion: this whole government-closure business might have a pretty terrible impact on the economy!

The partial government shutdown is inflicting far greater damage on the United States economy than previously estimated, the White House acknowledged on Tuesday, as President Trump’s economists doubled projections of how much economic growth is being lost each week the standoff with Democrats continues.

The revised estimates from the Council of Economic Advisers show that the shutdown, now in its fourth week, is beginning to have real economic consequences. The analysis, and other projections from outside the White House, suggests that the shutdown has already weighed significantly on growth and could ultimately push the United States economy into a contraction.

That the Trump administration—which reportedly didn’t realize a government shutdown would shut down the government—is playing catch-up here is, sadly, not that surprising. But now that they’re up to speed, they know exactly who to blame, and somehow it’s not the guy who single-handedly brought the federal government to a halt.

For now, the White House shows no signs of being ready to relent, and Hassett, the chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, continued to blame Democrats for the economic damage.

“Congress needs to look at the harms that we’re talking about,” Mr. Hassett said, “and address them.”

While tens of thousands of federal employees have been called back to work without pay in order to process tax returns in the hopes of blunting the shutdown’s economic impact, experts say the longer Trump digs his heels in, the worse things will get. As Sam Berger, a senior adviser at the Center for American Progress, told Bloomberg, “Shutdowns don’t get bad linearly; they get bad exponentially.” In a research note issued on Tuesday, Bernard Baumohl, the chief global economist for the Economic Outlook Group, wrote that the shutdown “is threatening to derail this economic expansion,” and that its effect on federal workers’ spending plans is particularly worrisome for the housing and automotive markets, which were “already showing signs of trouble before the shutdown.”

Hassett, who, as a reminder, suggested five days ago that furloughed workers should be thanking Trump for the free time off, said on Tuesday that one of his furloughed staffers has started driving for Uber to make ends meet, and that the shutdown could permanently hurt economic growth expectations even after the government reopens—whenever that may be!—if markets and businesses suspect the president will pull this stunt again. At which point, we can probably expect the C.E.A. chairman and author of the book Dow 36,000 to claim shutdowns actually make the economy stronger.

Softball Bat wrote:

What's a hamberder?

Rooster wrote:

Softball Bat wrote:

What's a hamberder?

It's the meal that gets washed down with covfefe.

Papa Willie wrote:Since the Alzheimer's patient is afraid to show his source: https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2019/01 ... he-economy

LEFT Bias.
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/vanity-fair/

The revised estimates from the Council of Economic Advisers show that the shutdown, now in its fourth week, is beginning to have real economic consequences.

Goober McTuber wrote:So you think the Council of Economic Advisers has a liberal slant? It's an agency within the Executive Office of the President, you stupid fucking hayseed.

Papa Willie wrote:Since the Alzheimer's patient is afraid to show his source

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:

Papa Willie wrote:Since the Alzheimer's patient is afraid to show his source

He's not afraid, he's just a fucking moron.

Goober McTuber wrote:

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:

Papa Willie wrote:Since the Alzheimer's patient is afraid to show his source

He's not afraid, he's just a fucking moron.

You're welcome to argue the actual point, Marty, if you can. The other member of Team Reacharound wasn't able to.

Papa Willie wrote:You DO understand that I coined that phrase and wrote a song for it almost 20 years ago, do you not?

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:
Will you be including it in the anniversary box set?
:(

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:
Will you be including it in the anniversary box set?
:(

Nobody buys box sets anymore

Papa Willie wrote:...I can stream it like urine.

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:

Papa Willie wrote:...I can stream it like urine.

"Grrrrr!!! Get off my internet machine!!!"

-Goober

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:

88 wrote:

Softball Bat wrote:Where did that first one go?

That is the question for which a border fence is part of the answer.

Are you related to Jim Acosta?

https://dailycaller.com/2019/01/10/sand ... ll-border/

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:

.088 wrote:Obviously, it would not be built in time to have any impact on the new caravan.