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Trump_is_Mentally_fit

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  1. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14973599/ghislaine-maxwell-cushy-texas-prison-inmates-sexual-predator.html Ghislaine Maxwell is already ruffling feathers at her cushy new lockup in Texas, where Daily Mail can reveal she's receiving special treatment that is irking fellow inmates. The disgraced British socialite, 63, barely a week into her controversial transfer to Prison Camp Bryan amid whispers of a possible Trump pardon, has been tucked away in a 'protective unit' of the barracks, surrounded by older prisoners nearing release and deemed less likely to lay a finger on her. Maxwell will be able to rub shoulders in the prison with a rogues' gallery of white-collar infamy: Theranos fraudster Elizabeth Holmes, who duped investors out of tens of millions, and Real Housewives of Salt Lake City alum Jen Shah, serving time for a massive telemarketing scam.
  2. Ouch! https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/06/elf-beauty-elf-earnings-q1-2026.html E.l.f. Beauty beat Wall Street’s expectations on the top and bottom lines in its fiscal first quarter, but new China tariffs are weighing on its profits, which were down 30% from the year-ago period. The cosmetics company’s sales grew by 9%, marking the second quarter in a row where revenue growth slowed to the single digits. E.l.f. just closed its acquisition of Hailey Bieber’s beauty brand Rhode and the impact that will have on its performance won’t be seen until later in the year.
  3. Oh come on, it's the money. It's the money. They bought our politicians
  4. Yup https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5435741-trump-tariffs-economic-uncertainty/
  5. Never been to California and I love NYC but only visit it I'm from North Buffalo
  6. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/05/caterpillars-profit-falls-on-weak-equipment-demand-tariff-hit.html Caterpillar reported a lower second-quarter profit on Tuesday due to sluggish construction equipment demand and warned of up to $1.5 billion hit from costs related to U.S. tariffs in 2025. Shares of the company, often viewed as a bellwether for the industrial economy, fell about 4% in premarket trading after it also flagged a tariff impact of $400 million to $500 million in the third quarter. Sweeping tariffs on U.S. imports have impacted companies across sectors, prompting many to rejig their supply chains and localize production. Additionally, high interest rates and inflationary headwinds have pushed dealers to scale back on equipment orders and realign inventory to match demand. Adjusted profit in the second quarter fell to $4.72 per share, compared with $5.99 a year ago. Its sales and revenue for the quarter fell 1% to $16.7 billion from a year ago.
  7. Tied through Israeli intelligence to the Epstein files?
  8. Sure, plenty going unfilled. Skills not matching up. Prices up, unemployment up, sentiment down. Stagflation Trump's tariff policy is a disaster
  9. Tell that to the unemployed who can't find jobs and have to pay higher prices for everything
  10. How is he trying to best suit the USA? By raising taxes? That's just stupid . Trumponomics, taxing his way to prosperity, not Trump is killing the economy
  11. Does not matter, the city is incredibly wealthy overall. Unlike red state Arkansas which is poor all through and through
  12. Trailer parks are pockets of blue? Ya right NYC is one of the wealthiest places on earth
  13. https://www.kornferry.com/insights/this-week-in-leadership/the-great-wait-for-work For those looking for work, the story couldn’t be worse. Indeed, as of June, the average period of unemployment was 23 weeks, according to the latest US government data, while nearly one quarter of people have been looking in vain for a job for six months. It’s one of the longest waiting periods since the pandemic. “The patience for some is being tested,” says Ron Seifert, a Korn Ferry senior client partner and leader of the firm’s North America Workforce Reward and Benefits group. Such waits are causing mounting frustration for legions of qualified workers who have found themselves filling out dozens, if not hundreds of applications without hearing a word back. Meanwhile, amid a sea of résumés, many corporate leaders say—ironically enough—that they can’t find workers with the right skill sets. Their firms continue to fret about everything from inflation to tariffs, which is delaying a lot of hires. For nearly everyone, the length of unemployment has been climbing steadily before reaching its new, three-year high. But it’s gotten particularly prolonged for certain groups. For men between the ages of 45 and 64, the average time being unemployed is at least 33 weeks, or more than eight months. At the other end of the spectrum, many recent college grads—traditionally some of the most affordable and trainable potential workers—are also finding it tough to get a job fast. The average length of unemployment for a 20- to 24-year-old with a bachelor’s degree is 20 weeks. Biden had great private sector job creation, unlike Trump whose taxes are killing hiring, the economy and American companies
  14. No, Biden had great public sector job creation. Trump is the guy placing more taxes on the economy, by far. Not even close. Trump never learned you can't tax your way to prosperity. We are paying for that ignorance
  15. Most of the jobs that actually were added this year were in health care. Cuts are coming to health care thanks to Trump. The only sector doing well and he is cutting that. Trumponomics is a failure The tariff war is a disaster Hurting America for no good reason.
  16. Nope, just a fact. A fact you can't handle
  17. Oh, you don't eat? You did not attend a school someone else paid for?
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