irvinebullhousing
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Ahh, gotta love TRUMP for the great tarriffs and what its doing to the stock market. Let's see how low it will go this time.
What the "Dow" is happening?
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zubs
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Importers have been scrambling to change factories from China to anywhere else for the past half year since 10% went into affect around SEP of 2018. This action will now accelerate. The tariff weakens China and strengthens the surrounding countries as Vietnam and the Philippines and other low cost mfg countries enjoy the windfall trump has given them. Also Mexico.
Irvinecommuter
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Yeah...China is not backing out of this one
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/b...eoples-war-as-trend-tensions-mount-2019-05-14
irvinehomeowner
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It would be awesome if Mexico became a major manufacturing country... but then Trump will wall them off. 
irvinebullhousing
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irvinehomeowner said:It would be awesome if Mexico became a major manufacturing country... but then Trump will wall them off.
Wall not tall enough, they just throw, jump and pump over. Problem solved.
irvinehomeowner
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Then the iPhone XI phone to be more shock resistant.
Compressed-Village said:irvinehomeowner said:It would be awesome if Mexico became a major manufacturing country... but then Trump will wall them off.
Wall not tall enough, they just throw, jump and pump over. Problem solved.
Professional wall climbers?
https://thehill.com/homenews/admini...sing-border-to-professional-mountain-climbers
It?s a joke I tell you! In the mean time schools are not safe. (look at the news)
A really big drug problem across America. (Opioids, prescription drugs)
Fix America!! Don?t get me started.
God Bless Merica!
morekaos
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It's even better than you think...
The Booming Jobs Market Mystifies the Press, When They Notice It At All
These are prosperous times in America.?
If that sounds like pro-Trump propaganda, that?s because it?s rarely uttered by anyone who isn?t already a supporter of the current president.
But that?s how National Public Radio, to its credit, began a story about the incredible jobs boom underway right now in a segment called ?America Is In Full Employment, So Why Aren?t We Celebrating??
?Why doesn?t today?s full employment come with effervescence?? reporters Pallavi Gogoi and Scott Horsley ask.
But while the reporters do a good job of describing the widespread benefits of the current economy, they also manage, in asking that question, to expose the extreme bias at work among the overwhelming majority of their colleagues in the press.
?Unemployment has reached a nearly 50-year low. The jobless rate for Hispanics has never been lower; the past two years have been the best job market ever for African Americans. Wages are starting to rise ? and, more significantly, for the lowest-paid workers. That may not endure, but it?s a reversal of the long-term trend where the most highly paid workers were also the best rewarded. The job market today is so hot that groups that were sort of on the margins also are finding opportunities ? including people with disabilities or a prison record.?
Did you get all that? Wages are rising for the lowest-paid workers. Minority groups have never had it so good. People at the margins are getting pulled back into the labor market.
So why, they ask, is the country ?not quite exuding the self-possession or excitement that should accompany these exceptional times.?
Of course, Trump is often his own worst enemy when it comes to championing the growth on his watch. Then again, when he does boast about the economy, the press either ignore it entirely, or pick at nits.
If you want to fully understand incredible bias at work, try to imagine how today?s economy would be covered under a Democrat. It would be a constant media celebration. Proof that Democratic policies work to lift all boats. Etc.
The only reason there is no joy in the journalist equivalent of Mudville today is because Trump didn?t strike out.
https://issuesinsights.com/2019/05/20/the-booming-jobs-market-mystifies-the-press-when-they-notice-it-at-all/
The Booming Jobs Market Mystifies the Press, When They Notice It At All
These are prosperous times in America.?
If that sounds like pro-Trump propaganda, that?s because it?s rarely uttered by anyone who isn?t already a supporter of the current president.
But that?s how National Public Radio, to its credit, began a story about the incredible jobs boom underway right now in a segment called ?America Is In Full Employment, So Why Aren?t We Celebrating??
?Why doesn?t today?s full employment come with effervescence?? reporters Pallavi Gogoi and Scott Horsley ask.
But while the reporters do a good job of describing the widespread benefits of the current economy, they also manage, in asking that question, to expose the extreme bias at work among the overwhelming majority of their colleagues in the press.
?Unemployment has reached a nearly 50-year low. The jobless rate for Hispanics has never been lower; the past two years have been the best job market ever for African Americans. Wages are starting to rise ? and, more significantly, for the lowest-paid workers. That may not endure, but it?s a reversal of the long-term trend where the most highly paid workers were also the best rewarded. The job market today is so hot that groups that were sort of on the margins also are finding opportunities ? including people with disabilities or a prison record.?
Did you get all that? Wages are rising for the lowest-paid workers. Minority groups have never had it so good. People at the margins are getting pulled back into the labor market.
So why, they ask, is the country ?not quite exuding the self-possession or excitement that should accompany these exceptional times.?
Of course, Trump is often his own worst enemy when it comes to championing the growth on his watch. Then again, when he does boast about the economy, the press either ignore it entirely, or pick at nits.
If you want to fully understand incredible bias at work, try to imagine how today?s economy would be covered under a Democrat. It would be a constant media celebration. Proof that Democratic policies work to lift all boats. Etc.
The only reason there is no joy in the journalist equivalent of Mudville today is because Trump didn?t strike out.
https://issuesinsights.com/2019/05/20/the-booming-jobs-market-mystifies-the-press-when-they-notice-it-at-all/
