Why did Hillary kill Ben Ghazi, anyway? Did he have some dirt on her?
He knew the truth about Whitewater!
Why did Hillary kill Ben Ghazi, anyway? Did he have some dirt on her?
I feel like marijuana legalization is especially important in California because of the size of its minority population. The amount of black and Latino men who've been thrown into jail over it in just the LA and Oakland areas has to be astounding.
Anyway, I really did enjoy the advice. Although, all it has made me do is consider not voting at all, as it appears no matter the candidate, they all are fucked up one way or another. Perhaps, it is better just to believe what I believe, and push what I believe through the methods that are available to myself, rather than trying to find one out of a bunch of flawed candidates that fit my beliefs closest. Either way, I hope Hillary wins when it comes down to her versus Trump, as she is the better choice. Participation in this broken process may not be what's best in maintaining a sound mind this time around.
Perhaps in eight years the Democrats will have a better candidate.
I will definitely still be voting on the issues though. Marijuana legalization in California is everything dahling! Thank you.
It's like 11th dimensional corruption, mane. It just has to exist because...also, fraud. And then, there's the BEN GHAZI! And, I'm just asking questions, but do we know if Vince Foster ever went to White Water or....where there's smoke there's often fire trucks. So Hillary....is a fire truck.
: nods :
She's so corrupt.
Woolf said:Vermont’s liberal policies, small size, homogenous demographics and low birth rates make it more like a small European country than a state sometimes, Woolf said.
Ending the bernie hunger fast at 5 days because the pain is consistent and unending.
Lo no siento que fui lo suficientemente fuerte como para que mi abuelito
China is doubling down on efforts to keep unprofitable factories afloat despite for years pledging to curb excess capacity, adding to a glut of basic materials flooding the global economy.
The country’s overproduction of steel, aluminum, diesel and other industrial goods has driven down prices and crippled competitors, leading to thousands of lost jobs in the U.S. and elsewhere.
China’s continuing aid for unneeded factories is triggering a sharp rise in trade disputes and protectionist sentiment, especially in the U.S., where trade has emerged as one of the pivotal issues in the U.S. presidential election.
According to a Wall Street Journal analysis of Chinese public companies, Chinese government support includes billions of dollars in cash assistance, subsidized electricity and other benefits to companies. Recipients include steelmakers, coal miners, solar-panel manufacturers, and other producers of other goods including copper and chemicals.
In Europe, workers have joined protests against Chinese steel imports. Australia has investigated dumping of products including solar panels and steel and India has raised import taxes on steel after a surge of cheap Chinese goods.
The U.S. launched seven new investigations into alleged dumping or government subsidies involving Chinese goods in the first three months of this year, more than the same period of any other year dating back to at least 2003, government data show.
Earlier this year, the U.S. Commerce Department slapped preliminary import duties of 266% on imported Chinese cold-rolled steel. The decision came after U.S. Steel Corp. lost $1.5 billion last year, closed its last blast furnace in the South and laid off thousands of workers, blaming China.
Late last month , U.S. Steel filed a trade complaint against China at the International Trade Commission, alleging price fixing, trans-shipment via third countries to avoid duties and cyber-espionage to loot technology off U.S. Steel computers. China’s Commerce Ministry has urged U.S. authorities to reject the complaint, and said allegations of intellectual property infringement “are completely without factual basis.”
China says it isn’t guilty of dumping—or selling a product at a loss in order to gain market share—and calls U.S. and EU measures and investigations forms of protectionism. It says it has mothballed factories and intends to cut more, with plans to lay off up to 1.8 million steel and coal workers.
One way of tracking China’s support is by looking at subsidies reported in corporate filings on the country’s two main stock exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen.
According to a Journal analysis of nearly 3,000 domestic-listed Chinese companies in 2015, reported government aid rose to more than 119 billion yuan, or more than $18 billion, last year compared with about 92 billion yuan in 2014.
Reported subsidies have risen roughly 50% since 2013, based on figures from Shanghai data provider Wind Information Co. Under Chinese accounting standards, such aid can be cash or other perks like subsidized power or land, but doesn’t include some other support, such as capital injections from the government as an equity shareholder.
The need for capacity cuts in China has long been apparent. More than 40% of its major steel companies were losing money in the first half of 2015, according to the China Iron and Steel Association.
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, which oversees the steel industry, told the Journal in 2014 that authorities were already “in the process of implementing” capacity reductions.
Since then, Chinese crude steel production has fallen 2% year-on-year in 2015 to about 804 million metric tons. But industry experts in China, the U.S. and Europe say a further 200 million metric tons of capacity—or about 25% of China’s production—needs to be cut to restore market balance. China’s steel exports jumped around 20% last year to 112 million metric tons, according to customs data.
A 63-page “investigation initiation checklist,” filed last year by U.S. Steel Corp., Nucor Corp. and the United Steelworkers union to demand import tariffs on rolled steel, found 44 separate subsidy programs, including seven that give Chinese steelmakers cheap or free land, iron ore, coal, and power; eight that offer discount loans; 15 tax breaks; and 11 programs that give companies money directly.
Some of the programs date back years, but others were active in the past 12 months, including subsidized export loans, the document showed.
“It’s the whole range of practices that keep these zombie companies alive,” said Roger Schagrin, a lawyer for U.S. steelmakers.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/chinese-exports-surge-amid-overcapacity-at-home-1462746980Tensions over lost jobs reflect wider frustrations that China hasn’t lived up to all the promises it made when it joined the World Trade Organization in 2001.
According to data collected by the WTO, China accounted for around 25% of all anti-dumping measures reported between 1995 and 2014, more than any other nation. The U.S. was the target in about 5% of measures, the data show.
Yeah, the dynamics change when the 3rd party becomes the de-facto 2nd party but I wouldn't call that a normal situation (or maybe I underestimate its prevalence?) and that doesn't apply to the GE this fall.
He stole the hot sauce from her purseWhy did Hillary kill Ben Ghazi, anyway? Did he have some dirt on her?
I think China is concerned about transitioning to a service economy from a manufacturing and commodity production economy too quickly. It's going to take a lot of time and resources to bring the vast majority of the population up to an economic standard where that is supportable, and of course the country is going to be lower growth overall. That could cause serious political instability when the social safety net is so poorly developed. Still, the bell is ringing.
Guys now I'm just fantasizing about Ryan losing re-election.
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Sorry, I just jizzed a little.
Ending the bernie hunger fast at 5 days because the pain is consistent and unending.
Lo no siento que fui lo suficientemente fuerte como para que mi abuelito
I don't know how many chicks are here but I wasn't sure there was a point in making this its own OT thread but it spoke really strongly to me. Maybe some of y'all will enjoy it.
An Open Letter To All Of My Ex-Boyfriends (And Other Male Friends) Who Are Flirting With Bernie Or Bust
The Rock should really play Obama, he'd be perfect. Except for the muscles.
I don't know how many chicks are here but I wasn't sure there was a point in making this its own OT thread but it spoke really strongly to me. Maybe some of y'all will enjoy it.
An Open Letter To All Of My Ex-Boyfriends (And Other Male Friends) Who Are Flirting With Bernie Or Bust
Transgirl here: this is a really powerful piece. Thank you for sharing. The repercussions a Trump presidency would have on women's rights alone would be unfathomable. Cis-male privilege clouds many of these guys' mind because it doesn't directly affect them. They don't even realize it, and may not care in some cases.I don't know how many chicks are here but I wasn't sure there was a point in making this its own OT thread but it spoke really strongly to me. Maybe some of y'all will enjoy it.
An Open Letter To All Of My Ex-Boyfriends (And Other Male Friends) Who Are Flirting With Bernie Or Bust
He does look like him a bit and his voice kind of even sounds similar too...The Rock should really play Obama, he'd be perfect. Except for the muscles.
You mention roads, but mention shit when it comes to schools? Probably because he doesn't give a shit about education.
It's like 11th dimensional corruption, mane. It just has to exist because...also, fraud. And then, there's the BEN GHAZI! And, I'm just asking questions, but do we know if Vince Foster ever went to White Water or....where there's smoke there's often fire trucks. So Hillary....is a fire truck.
: nods :
She's so corrupt.
The Rock should really play Obama, he'd be perfect. Except for the muscles.
Daniel B·;202975213 said:except in Bernie's case, that just happens to be the American people themselves, and not the special interests that make up the 0.1%...
Secretary of Homeland Security: President Clinton, you're wanted in the Situation Room.Daniel B·;202975213 said:Anyone care to guess the ratio of time and resources that the Clinton's would expend in the White House, helping themselves, their friends and political donors, as opposed to the American people, who they are solely supposed to be serving? I wouldn't be shocked if it turned out to be 99 / 1 (if you take into account where the many billions of government dollars were allocated, such as financing her hawkish positions on U.S. military action, overseas, as opposed to improving the lives of everyday Americans at home).
If we're ok with muscles then Terry Crews is the way to go.
I don't know how many chicks are here but I wasn't sure there was a point in making this its own OT thread but it spoke really strongly to me. Maybe some of y'all will enjoy it.
An Open Letter To All Of My Ex-Boyfriends (And Other Male Friends) Who Are Flirting With Bernie Or Bust…
"Oops"Jindal endorsed Trump, oh my god, what a spineless loser.
He and Perry managed to get themselves back in the conversation by humiliating themselves.
Hnnnnggggg feeelssss gooood
Jindal endorsed Trump, oh my god, what a spineless loser.
He and Perry managed to get themselves back in the conversation by humiliating themselves.
The Rock should really play Obama, he'd be perfect. Except for the muscles.
The Rock's a pretty dedicated actor. I'm sure if he hit the gym for a few months he could nail Obama's physical attributes.
Yup.But I mean, Trump doesn't need to unite the Republican party to win. Probably because it doesn't matter whether he unites them or not, he won't win.
"The statements she made were totally unacceptable and Trump gave it back to her," campaign manager Paul Manafort told Fox News Channel's Chris Wallace Sunday morning when asked about Sen. Elizabeth Warren's recent twitter tirade against Trump. "He's not going to allow Hillary Clinton or Elizabbeth Warren to hide behind their sex," he said. "He gave it back to her. If she can't take it, that is her problem."
Well, aside from Bernie bowing down to Big Sugar to oppose soda taxes that every major liberal policy thinker supports in one form or another.
Trump is a fucking insane person.
This is Day 5 of the campaign!
Day 5!
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/vi..._two_politicians_hiding_behind_their_sex.html
The NYTimes wrote a story about the GOP breaking apart over Trump and used "racism" and "bigotry" zero times.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/08/u...region=top-news&WT.nav=top-news&_r=1&referer=
Just a rant and not a response to any person in particular, but it's becoming increasingly frustrating having to explain to people why "I don't like Hillary, because she'll change her mind at a moment's notice; I don't like Trump, but I know he'll change his mind and do smart thing when the time comes" has sexist connotations, even if that's not their intention.
Daniel B·;202965439 said:I have a berning feeling that California would love to be the ones to deliver a surprise bumper win for Bernie, that gifts him the Democratic nomination .