Monday, February 5, 2018

We need more people (not less) like Trey Gowdy in politics

MARGARET BRENNAN: You surprised Washington with announcing your retirement -- that you're not going to run for Congress. Why did you decide to leave? 
REP. GOWDY: You know, I'm just-- I-- I enjoy the justice system more. I enjoy being fair. I enjoy the pursuit of fairness as a virtue and I'm just more comfortable in that system. My wife hates it when I say this, but I-- I was a pretty good prosecutor, I think. But I've been a pretty lousy politician. So I've done it for seven years. I'm really grateful for the opportunity to do it, but it's time for me to -- whatever time I've got left -- I want to spend it in the justice system because that's where my heart is, and that's where my interests-- 
MARGARET BRENNAN: Why do you say you are a lousy politician? 
REP. GOWDY: I just-- I-- I see multiple sides of a single issue. And the fact that someone disagrees with me, does not make me challenge their love of the country. It doesn't make me believe that they're corrupt. I've got a lot of friends on the other side of the aisle. We disagree on this issue, but-- but I don't question their love for the country and I don't-- I-- I just-- I don't think the end justifies the means. I think the manner in which we get places matters, and in politics too often winning is the only thing that matters. And look, every hero I have has lost. Every one of them. So losing is not the worst thing in the world. Not knowing what you believe and not caring enough about it to fight for it? That's the worst thing in the world. 
MARGARET BRENNAN: Do you think you've served justice in your time in Congress? 
REP. GOWDY: Not like I did in my previous job. I tried. It's about winning in politics, and that is not what-- the courtroom-- there's a reason we throw out search warrants even though we find the murder weapon. There's a reason we throw out confessions even though we think the person did it. The process matters. The end does not justify the means. And in politics, it's just about winning. And-- and I-- I can't-- I don't want to live like that.

I think it's a very honest statement, and says a lot about 2018 politics. I generally believe that most politicians at least start out good, honest, and wanting to make a difference and make our country better. But, for whatever reasons, it seems like the process, the partisanship, and the "winning" end up taking over people.

The sad part about it is that the people driven by the wrong reason generally are the ones that flourish, while those there for the right reasons (who really are there to make a difference) get pushed aside, or even pushed out.

155 comments:

James, agreeing, said...

We indeed do need more people in government like Trey Gowdy because people like him refuse to let themselves be led by partisanship into witchhunts against the FBI nor do they allow partisanship to cause them to label as a witchhunt a legitimate investigation of a President and his campaign staff.

Anonymous said...

James, how did the Russian convince you, WP, alky and oPie to vote Trump?

Indy Voter said...

Because, Benghazi!

Myballs said...

Because the democrats rigged their primary in favor of the most corrupt candidate in presidential history.

Myballs seeing America become great again said...

California continues to move further toward communism with Stockton, CA looking at a universal income givaway no questions asked.

Tbey are so far out of touch with the rest of America (save for idiot andrew cuomo), its not even funny anymore.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

Like most candidates running for Congress, Arthur Jones has a campaign website.

It outlines the Republican candidate’s educational background, stance on issues and how to donate to his campaign to represent Illinois’ 3rd Congressional District.

It also lays out Jones’s unapologetically racist and anti-Semitic views.

In a section called “Holocaust?” Jones describes the atrocities as a “racket” and “the biggest, blackest, lie in history.” Under another tab titled “Flags of Conflict,” he lists the Confederate flag first and describes it as “a symbol of White pride and White resistance” and “the flag of a White counter revolution.”

And in his most recent blog post — dated Aug. 24 — Jones rails against “Radical Leftists” and blames them for starting racial violence that had roiled Charlottesville about two weeks earlier. Heather Heyer, 32, a protester at a white supremacist rally, died after a driver rammed a car into a crowd of demonstrators. A self-professed neo-Nazi has been charged with first-degree murder in the incident. Jones painted the death as an accident.


Despite his views, Jones is all but certain to become the GOP nominee in one of Illinois’s most prominent congressional districts — one that includes parts of Chicago and several suburbs to the west and southwest. Jones is running unopposed in the Republican primary; the deadline for candidates to file was in early December.

Anonymous said...

I want California to do all they want to become the largest magnet they can become. Just wish Jerry Brown would stop begging President Trump for Billion in addition US tax Dollars to cover for his mismanagement.

Anonymous said...

Jones is running unopposed in the Republican primary; the deadline for candidates to file was in early December.
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well, that should tell you all you need to know about what the GOP thinks of this district, doesn't it alky?

stir the turds all you want pal. no one gives a shit other than you about an assclown running in a totally safe 'D' district. you can always be counted on to latch on to stupid shit. this time was no exception.





Anonymous said...


MyballsFebruary 5, 2018 at 12:51 PM
Because the democrats rigged their primary in favor of the most corrupt candidate in presidential history." MB

Without that internal corruption Hillary would have lost to Bernie.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

The economy in California is booming. Jerry Brown and the Democratic legislation has a huge budget surplus.

Anonymous said...

RRB, what alky the bookie wants is to get some kind of game called correctly.

He has as many wins as the Browns.

Anonymous said...

Democratic legislation has a huge budget surplus. " Alky sports bookie

《《《Saved》》

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Anonymous said...



The California Public Employees’ Retirement System currently has a $153 billion unfunded liability, with only 68 percent of the assets it should have, largely because of similar, past hubris about investment returns.


https://www.mercurynews.com/2017/12/18/borenstein-calpers-about-to-bury-taxpayers-cities-counties-in-more-debt/


Anonymous said...


RRB, what alky the bookie wants is to get some kind of game called correctly.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


whether it's sports or politics, always, always, always bet against the alky.

it's like playing with house money.

Anonymous said...

Will California ever pay off its massive debt?
The Editorial Board
PUBLISHED: September 27, 2017"


Not surprisingly, the Golden State did not fare well in the analysis, ranking 43rd in terms of debt per taxpayer, and comprising one of nine states to earn an “F” grade. “Repeated decisions by state officials have left the state with a staggering debt burden of $255.1 billion,” the report concluded. “That burden equates to $21,600 for every California taxpayer.”

Anonymous said...

Yep. Alky has an unblemished record of failures.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

Wall Street Journal reported

Jan. 10, 2018 5:40 p.m. ET
LOS ANGELES—California Gov. Jerry Brown appears poised to exit office next year with a top political priority in hand: free from the massive budget deficits that had weighed on his predecessors.

Buoyed by tax increases passed under his administration and a strong economy, Mr. Brown said Wednesday that the state is projecting a $6.1 billion surplus for the next fiscal year, which begins July 1.

The governor proposed socking most of the money away in a rainy-day fund whose creation he pushed for in 2014. Nearly 70% of the state’s projected revenue of about $135 billion next fiscal year is derived from personal income taxes, according to the
The state’s fiscal health is especially crucial as it faces myriad challenges: record natural disasters, housing shortages and changes to federal tax regulation—all while it ramps up opposition to the Trump administration on several major policy fronts.

Anonymous said...

Not surprisingly, the Golden State did not fare well in the analysis, ranking 43rd in terms of debt per taxpayer, and comprising one of nine states to earn an “F” grade. “Repeated decisions by state officials have left the state with a staggering debt burden of $255.1 billion,” the report concluded. “That burden equates to $21,600 for every California taxpayer.”

My be ALky was confused.

Anonymous said...

"Projecting"

Omg funny. HB let me educate you.

Anonymous said...

Buoyed by tax increases passed under his administration and a strong economy, Mr. Brown said Wednesday that the state is projecting a $6.1 billion surplus for the next fiscal year, which begins July 1.
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that's nice.

have moonbeam send a check to CALPERS. they're $153 BILLION in the hole.

only an asshat projects 7% growth in an investment economy that couldn't provide half that. fucking ponzi would be proud.

Anonymous said...

Google "California Debt Clock"

Yep, the Debt is rocketing up.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

Next.?

Anonymous said...

GDP growth 2.1% (2017)"

Orange County Register

Economic chill? California growth slips from 4th to 35th, by one government yardstick
Jonathan Lansner
PUBLISHED: November 24, 2017"

Anonymous said...

"Next?" White flag waiving Bookie Alky

C.H. Truth said...

So Rog...

California is known to be over 150 billion in debt, but the Governor is "projecting" a budget surplus next year of around 6 billion?

So do you believe that the 6 billion dollar surplus talk is just talk... or is it is 6 billion in a landslide? You know like that Steeler/Viking Superbowl? Like the fact that Trump wouldn't make it a year?

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged more than 1,500 points Monday afternoon after falling more than 600 points on Friday.

Health care, energy and financial stocks posted the largest declines. All 11 sectors of the S&P 500 were down, with less than a hour to go in the trading day.

Trumpism run amok again this time to the economy!

James says Rauch and Wittes said...

jBoycott the Republican Party

Jonathan Rauch and Benjamin Wittes:
“We have both spent our professional careers strenuously AVOIDING PARTISANSHIP in our writing and thinking. We have both done work that is, in different ways, ideologically eclectic, and that has—over a long period of time—cast us as not merely nonpartisans but ANTIpartisans.

"Temperamentally, we agree with the late Christopher Hitchens:
Partisanship makes you stupid.
We are the kind of voters who political scientists say barely exist—true independents who scour candidates’ records in order to base our votes on individual merit, not party brand.”

“This, then, is the article we thought we would NEVER write: a frank statement that a certain form of partisanship is now a moral NECESSITY. The Republican Party, as an institution, has become A DANGER TO THE RULER OF LAW and the INTEGRITY of our democracy. The problem is not just Donald Trump; it’s the larger political apparatus that made a conscious decision to enable him. In a two-party system, nonpartisanship works only if both parties are consistent DEMOCRATIC actors. If one of them is NOT predictably so, the space for nonpartisans EVAPORATES.”

“We’re thus driven to believe that the best hope of defending the country from Trump’s Republican enablers, and of saving the Republican Party from itself, is to do as Toren Beasley did: vote mindlessly and mechanically AGAINST Republicans at every opportunity, until the party either RIGHTS ITSELF or IMPLODES (very preferably the former).”

cowardly king obama said...

So political_lire collects an article by 2 Trump haters which starts

"We have both spent our professional careers strenuously AVOIDING PARTISANSHIP"

RIGHT, How much more dumping will the "pastor" do today ???

OLD

TIRED

REPETITIVE

dusting off jfd

Concluding their comments, they said...

It’s Trump’s party now; or, perhaps more to the point, it’s Trumpism’s party, because a portion of the base seems eager to out-Trump Trump. In last year’s special election to fill a vacant U.S. Senate seat in Alabama, Republican primary voters defied the president himself by nominating a candidate who was openly contemptuous of the rule of law—and many stuck with him when he was credibly alleged to have been a child molester. After initially balking, the Republican Party threw its institutional support behind him too. In Virginia, pressure from the base drove a previously sensible Republican gubernatorial candidate into the fever swamps. Faced with the choice between soul-killing accommodation and futile resistance, many Republican politicians who renounce Trumpism are fleeing the party or exiting politics altogether. Of those who remain, many are fighting for their political lives against a nihilistic insurgency.

So we arrive at a syllogism:

(1) The GOP has become the party of Trumpism.

(2) Trumpism is a threat to democratic values and the rule of law.

(3) The Republican Party is a threat to democratic values and the rule of law.

If the syllogism holds, then the most-important tasks in U.S. politics right now are to CHANGE the Republicans’ TRAJECTORY and to DEPRIVE them of power in the meantime. In our two-party system, the surest way to accomplish these things is to SUPPORT THE OTHER PARTY, in every race FROM PRESIDENT TO DOGCATCHER. The goal is to make the Republican Party ANSWERABLE at every level, exacting a political price so STINGING as to force the party back into the democratic fold.

JAMES'S FUCKING DADDY said...


NO ONE READS YOUR SHIT

EVERYONE KNOWS WHERE YOU GET IT

and what it is worth

SHIT

ROFLMFAO !!!

Anonymous said...



Jonathan Rauch and Benjamin Wittes:
“We have both spent our professional careers strenuously AVOIDING PARTISANSHIP in our writing and thinking.

vote mindlessly and mechanically AGAINST Republicans at every opportunity



LOL.

where do you come up with shit, pederast???

JAMES'S FUCKING DADDY said...

Nunes Backs Up Trump: Dems Have Given ‘Almost 100 Leaks’ To Media On Russia Probe

House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes believes Democratic members on the committee have leaked over 100 stories to the media regarding the ongoing probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.

“We know that there has been almost 100 leaks that we believe have come from the Democrats in the House Intelligence Committee,” the chairman declared. “As of right now, remember a year ago, they were claiming that they had more than circumstantial evidence of collusion, of trump colluding with Russians but they keep coming up with goose eggs. They have nothing.”

Nunes’ charge came just hours after President Donald Trump lambasted the Democratic ranking member on the committee, Adam Schiff, for allegedly leaking stories
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I can sit here all day and do the same asshole

James said...

lol Well, you see Rat, they avoided partisanship until now
but now
it is time for all good people to come to the aid of their country.

Anonymous said...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged more than 1,500 points Monday afternoon after falling more than 600 points on Friday.

it's called a correction, alky.

if you were invested in the market you would know this.

Anonymous said...

Dems Have Given ‘Almost 100 Leaks’ To Media On Russia Probe
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and most of them came from schiff himself.

James said...

And by the way, Rat, thanks for reading.
Here's some more good reading:

It’s Trump’s party now; or, perhaps more to the point, it’s Trumpism’s party, because a portion of the base seems eager to out-Trump Trump. In last year’s special election to fill a vacant U.S. Senate seat in Alabama, Republican primary voters defied the president himself by nominating a candidate who was openly contemptuous of the rule of law—and many stuck with him when he was credibly alleged to have been a child molester. After initially balking, the Republican Party threw its institutional support behind him too. In Virginia, pressure from the base drove a previously sensible Republican gubernatorial candidate into the fever swamps. Faced with the choice between soul-killing accommodation and futile resistance, many Republican politicians who renounce Trumpism are fleeing the party or exiting politics altogether. Of those who remain, many are fighting for their political lives against a nihilistic insurgency.


So we arrive at a syllogism:

(1) The GOP has become the party of Trumpism.

(2) Trumpism is a threat to democratic values and the rule of law.

(3) The Republican Party is a threat to democratic values and the rule of law.

If the syllogism holds, then the most-important tasks in U.S. politics right now are to change the Republicans’ trajectory and to deprive them of power in the meantime.

In our two-party system, the surest way to accomplish these things is to support the other party, in every race from president to dogcatcher.

The goal is to make the Republican Party answerable at every level, exacting a political price so stinging as to force the party back into the democratic fold.

JAMES'S FUCKING DADDY said...

Dossier author Steele wrote another anti-Trump memo; was fed info by Clinton-connected contact, Obama State Department

A newly released document from the Senate Judiciary Committee says Christopher Steele, the former British spy who compiled the Trump dossier, wrote an additional memo on the subject of Donald Trump and Russia that was not among those published by BuzzFeed in January 2017.

The newly released document is an unclassified and heavily redacted version of the criminal referral targeting Steele filed on Jan. 4 by Republican Sens. Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina. It appears to confirm some level of coordination between the extended Clinton circle and the Obama administration in the effort to seek damaging information about then-candidate Trump.

According to the referral, Steele wrote the additional memo based on anti-Trump information that originated with a foreign source. In a convoluted scheme outlined in the referral, the foreign source gave the information to an unnamed associate of Hillary and Bill Clinton, who then gave the information to an unnamed official in the Obama State Department, who then gave the information to Steele. Steele wrote a report based on the information, but the redacted version of the referral does not say what Steele did with the report after that.

Published accounts in the Guardian and the Washington Post have indicated that Clinton associate Cody Shearer was in contact with Steele about anti-Trump research, and Obama State Department official Jonathan Winer was a connection between Steele and the State Department during the 2016 campaign.

When Grassley and Graham filed the referral with the Justice Department on Jan. 4, the document was classified (although the two senators released an unclassified cover letter announcing the referral). What followed was a month of haggling with the Justice Department over what material in the referral could be made public. The result is the version of the referral released this morning. It has whole paragraphs and keywords blacked out, making it hard to discern its full meaning.

For example, a press release accompanying the referral said the referral "contains verbatim quotes from the [Carter Page surveillance] application that are not included in the [House Intelligence Committee] memo. Specifically, the referral quotes the application's descriptions of Steele's statements to the FBI about his contacts with the media." Lest anyone get too excited, the press release went on to say that the quotes "remain redacted" in the version of the referral released Monday.

Also redacted is information related to the key allegation of the Grassley-Graham referral: that Steele was untruthful with the FBI and Justice Department over the issue of his many contacts with the press. If Steele was acting as a trusted source for the FBI on the highly confidential Trump-Russia investigation, it would have been improper for him to share his information with the press at the same time.

Some of the redacted passages also relate to the question of statements about Steele's press contacts that the FBI made to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court in applying for the Page surveillance warrant that was the subject of the House Intelligence Committee memo released Friday.

It's a lot to digest. But further details will have to wait until the rest of the referral is declassified. Senate sources say they hope that will be soon.

Anonymous said...

if you were invested in the market you would know this" RRB

Alky is so stupid.

James said...

Even this Supreme Court won't allow Republicans to do what they tried to do in PA, as you can clearly see HERE:


Supreme Court Won’t Block Pennsylvania Order

“The Supreme Court denied a request from Pennsylvania Republicans to delay redrawing congressional lines, meaning the 2018 elections in the state probably will be held in districts far more favorable to Democrats,” the Washington Post reports.

JAMES'S FUCKING DADDY said...

Senators: ‘Substantial Evidence’ That British Spy Misled FBI About Dossier

Two Republican senators claim to have “substantial evidence” suggesting that former British spy Christopher Steele misled the FBI about “a key aspect” of the infamous dossier.

The senators — Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley and South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham — also provided new details about a previously undisclosed memo that Steele wrote based on information provided by a Hillary Clinton associate.

“It is troubling enough that the Clinton Campaign funded Mr. Steele’s work, but that these Clinton associates were contemporaneously feeding Mr. Steele allegations raises additional concerns about his credibility,” Grassley, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, wrote Monday.

The details are in a heavily redacted memo that Grassley and Graham released on Monday. The two Republicans sent the document to FBI Director Christopher Wray and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein last month along with a letter referring Steele for criminal investigation. (RELATED: Christopher Steele Has Been Referred To The FBI For Criminal Investigation)


The FBI reviewed the referral for classified information and approved the release of the document in heavily redacted form.

It has two bombshell revelations.

continued at
http://dailycaller.com/2018/02/05/senators-evidence-spy-misled-fbi-dossier/







JAMES'S FUCKING DADDY said...

GOP Sees Reasons for Optimism in 2018 Midterms

GOP lawmakers, here for their annual party retreat, point to improving poll numbers for their tax cuts and the decreasing Democratic advantage in the generic congressional ballot as signs that a tidal wave for the opposition party may not be forming. Republicans’ midterm plan is relatively straightforward: aggressively sell the individual benefits of their tax law and the broader strong economy, and scapegoat and attack Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi.


“The conventional wisdom said, in 2016, that Hillary Clinton was going to be elected president of the United States of America, right?” Vice President Mike Pence said in his address to lawmakers here Wednesday evening. “I mean, the truth of the matter is, we made history in 2016, and we're going to make history again in 2018 when we re-elect Republican majorities in the House and Senate.”

Anonymous said...

Alky why are you a mud puddle of a sub-human?

JAMES'S FUCKING DADDY said...

Republican electoral prospects brighten

Before I left for a week in the beautiful Dominican Republic, I had the sense that GOP prospects for this year’s elections were on the upswing. I return to find there’s no doubt about it.

In December, the Democrats held a 15 point lead in a Monmouth poll that asked the “generic” question of whether respondents are more likely to vote for a Democratic or Republican candidate in their own district. That’s the stuff of a wave election, maybe even a tidal wave.

But the latest Monmouth generic poll finds that Democrats have only a 2 point lead. Given current districting, that’s the stuff of the GOP retaining control of the House, perhaps fairly comfortably. ( Other surveys taken in about the same time period put the Dems advantage at 5-6 points).

Not surprisingly, Monmouth’s latest polling also shows a big jump in President Trump’s popularity. His approval rating has improved by 10 points in one month.

It’s not difficult to explain why Trump and his party fare so much better in recent polling. It’s the economy and especially the tax cut.

According to The Hill, a poll by Reuters/Ipsos poll shows voters think Republicans have a better plan for jobs and employment than Democrats. The margin was 37.6 percent to 27.8 percent.

From the excellent Powerline Blog where I could cut-n-paste from many times a day including our host...

Commonsense said...

GOP Sees Reasons for Optimism in 2018 Midterms

More that just optimism, increasing confidence.

Although it is more luck than anything they did as the Democrats ride the suicidal TDS train to the wreck that is going to be their midterms.

James, speaking for himself, said...

Trump calls Dems who didn't stand at his SOTU "treasonous" and "un-American."

So were Repugs who didn't stand at Obama's SOTUs "treasonous" and "un-American"?

Trump actually believes his malarkey.

That's why Trumpism must go.

Anonymous said...

If we get down 3 more percent in the S& P 500, I will take the opportunity to put more money in.

HB , just doesn't understand.

Anonymous said...

Jane, who will remove the President?

You, HB, WP and low IQ oPie all voted for this President because the Russians controlled you to do it.

Real Clear Politics said...

Dems Generic Ballot +6.6 average

JAMES'S FUCKING DADDY said...


Republicans stood and applauded at Obama's SOTU for American heroes when they were introduced, so to answer you if any had not done so they would have been as described by Trump

unlike you democrats.

And you defend this...

Commonsense said...

It definitely looks like a correction. It's also not as bad as the liberal drama-queens are making it out to be.


Still the computer driven program trading is cause for concern.

JAMES'S FUCKING DADDY said...


Yeah as described earlier the generic ballot is rapidly shifting to Republicans

I posted a few articles for you on this, probably something you were unaware of.

ROFLMFAO !!!

Anonymous said...

Poor low IQ Roger got pummeled. Again.

Real Clear Politics said...

Trump favorable 40.4
his unfavorable 55.8
spread -15.4

job approval
approve 42.4
disapp. 53.8
spread -11.4

Rasmussen has him tied, ha ha ha ha

JAMES'S FUCKING DADDY said...

and responding to the "pastors" political_lire spam:

BEYOND parody! The Atlantic serves up SCORCHING hot take about how conservatives can ‘save the GOP’

https://twitchy.com/dougp-3137/2018/02/05/beyond-parody-the-atlantic-serves-up-scorching-hot-take-about-how-conservatives-can-save-the-gop/


ROFLMFAO !!!

Anonymous said...

JFD,, I See Jane is back to spamming under dozens of Moniker after promising on his Bible not spam CHT Blog.

JAMES'S FUCKING DADDY said...


42.4, risen quite a bit recently, right?

So are the democrats going to pull another shutdown?

ROFLMFAO !!!

Commonsense said...

Nunes memo exposes abuse of power

The Nunes FISA memo gives insight into a systematic abuse of power that started at the highest levels of the Obama administration. The memo does not endanger national security but rather exposes a national security threat, since the only proven Russian collusion that resulted in government action is that among the named FBI officials, the Clinton campaign, Fusion GPS and Russian intelligence.

The argument that the memo exposes classified information is specious, since nothing in the memo is classified. No sources and methods are exposed that are not already publicly known. And all these types of arguments distract from the central point of the abuse of power. This is hardly the only recent misuse of the FISA process.

The memo has troubling implications for special counsel Robert Mueller’s inquiry. We now see that a network of conspirators abused government power seeking to undermine the electoral process and, failing that, to sabotage a president in a process that is still ongoing. The Mueller probe to the extent it was based on such an effort is fruit of the poison tree and should be suspended immediately.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...


U.S. +

Dow plunges 1,175 -- worst point decline in history
By Matt Egan February 5, 2018: 4:12 PM ET
It was the scariest day on Wall Street in years.

Stocks went into free fall on Monday, and the Dow plunged almost 1,600 points -- easily the biggest point decline in history during a trading day.

Buyers charged back in and limited the damage, but at the closing bell the Dow was still down 1,175 points, by far its worst closing point decline on record.

The drop amounted to 4.6% -- nowhere close to the destruction on Black Monday in 1987 or the financial crisis of 2008. But for investors lulled to sleep by the steady upward climb since Election Day, it was alarming.

The White House said through a spokesman that "markets do fluctuate in the short term," but it stressed that the fundamentals of the economy are strong.

The trouble in the market began early last week, when investors focused on a number of lingering concerns.

If the economy gets much stronger, it could touch off inflation, which has been mysteriously missing for the nine years of the post-crisis recovery. That could force the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates faster than planned.

"People are dealing with the shock of seeing real inflation for the first time in a while," said Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank.

JAMES'S FUCKING DADDY said...

"JFD,, I See Jane is back to spamming under dozens of Moniker after promising on his Bible not spam CHT Blog."

His word is worth less than his beliefs, amazing he is actually a "pastor". Has no clue about actions and consequences.

Needs to take a lot of quiet time, but probably won't happen until the earthworms take over.

Anonymous said...

Commonsense said...

It definitely looks like a correction. It's also not as bad as the liberal drama-queens are making it out to be.


so much of trading today is computer software driven. it was only a matter of time, and a short time, before folks started taking profits on a market that has risen this much this quickly.

smart people see it as a buying opportunity. imbeciles panic.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...


U.S. +

Dow plunges 1,175 -- worst point decline in history
By Matt Egan February 5, 2018: 4:12 PM ET
It was the scariest day on Wall Street in years.

Stocks went into free fall on Monday, and the Dow plunged almost 1,600 points -- easily the biggest point decline in history during a trading day.

Buyers charged back in and limited the damage, but at the closing bell the Dow was still down 1,175 points, by far its worst closing point decline on record.

The drop amounted to 4.6% -- nowhere close to the destruction on Black Monday in 1987 or the financial crisis of 2008. But for investors lulled to sleep by the steady upward climb since Election Day, it was alarming.

The White House said through a spokesman that "markets do fluctuate in the short term," but it stressed that the fundamentals of the economy are strong.

The trouble in the market began early last week, when investors focused on a number of lingering concerns.

If the economy gets much stronger, it could touch off inflation, which has been mysteriously missing for the nine years of the post-crisis recovery. That could force the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates faster than planned.

"People are dealing with the shock of seeing real inflation for the first time in a while," said Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

Dow plunges 1,175 -- worst point decline in history

Anonymous said...


Dow plunges 1,175 -- worst point decline in history
By Matt Egan February 5, 2018: 4:12 PM ET
It was the scariest day on Wall Street in years.



only a moron gets their financial news, or any news, from cnn.

http://money.cnn.com/2018/02/05/investing/stock-market-today-dow-jones/index.html

only asshats with no ability to comprehend found it scary.

JAMES'S FUCKING DADDY said...

D’OH! Wisconsin Dems accidentally TORCH Left’s voter ID narrative

One issue that has made the Democrats hyperventilate over the years is that of voter ID. Dems including Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Eric Holder have claimed such laws amount to voter suppression, but somebody forgot to tell the Wisconsin Dem Party:


Democratic Party WI
✔ @WisDems

A good reminder -- getting a photo ID is free and easy. The primary election for the WI Supreme Court is in 15 days (Feb 20th).

Check to see if you have the right ID here: https://myvote.wi.gov/en-us/PhotoIDRequired … https://twitter.com/danedems/status/960576163214233607 …


10:14 AM - Feb 5, 2018

https://twitchy.com/dougp-3137/2018/02/05/doh-wisconsin-dems-accidentally-torch-lefts-voter-id-narrative/

Anonymous said...

Blogger Roger Amick said...
Dow plunges 1,175 -- worst point decline in history
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don't you wish you could comprehend it and understand it, alky.

it must be really frustrating, i'm sure.

are you tracking how your "tab A into slot B" goonion asshat pension fund is doing?

JAMES'S FUCKING DADDY said...

Democrats don't cheer American heroes, but love down days on the Dow.....snh

What was that country over party thing?

Commonsense said...

smart people see it as a buying opportunity. imbeciles panic.

Not yet, Wednesday.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

Let Trump be Trump

He is also an opinion writer for the Washington Times.

Some claim that the Trump transition is dragging its feet. Politico stated that “Trump was caught flat-footed by winning,” offering as evidence that “his transition team has been slow to engage with the outgoing administration.” But Trump is sprinting down the track compared with Ronald Reagan’s laid-back transition. The Gipper’s first move was to take a short vacation on his ranch in California, where transition head Ed Meese said the president-elect “hasn’t even looked at a list” of prospective appointees. Donald Trump met with President Obama a mere two days after the election, while Reagan and President Carter waited until Nov. 20 to sit down together at the White House. A week after that, Reagan had still not reached out to his prospective Cabinet officials. Asked by a reporter outside a barbershop in Beverly Hills whether he had called any potential nominees, the Gipper simply said, “Nope.”

Maybe Trump’s unprecedented rise to the presidency has trained reporters to expect more from him than they did from his predecessors. But they are a little too demanding under the circumstances. People in a hurry to declare Trump’s presidency failed should at least have the courtesy to first let it begin. They should let Trump be Trump and see what happens. It will take more than a week for America to make the transition to being great again.

Written one week before the inauguration ceremony that did not have the largest crowd size in history.

Anonymous said...

Democrats don't cheer American heroes, but love down days on the Dow.....snh
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democrats need to feed the narrative that we need them and we need government to care and provide for us. that's why the alky is cheering the dow correction. he's basically 0linsky's "julia" with a walker, an addiction and a 2nd hand liver.

Anonymous said...

It will take more than a week for America to make the transition to being great again.
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yeah, personally i was thinking it would take at least 7 more years.

LOL.

Anonymous said...

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2016/11/17/donald-trump-bill-clinton-ronald-reagan-james-robbins/93982954/


there's the link you ripped off alky.

Anonymous said...

alky is cheering the dow correction. he's basically 0linsky's "julia" with a walker, an addiction and a 2nd hand liver." RRB

I belive Akly and his whore wife has taken 1.4 million dollars in medicaid payments to support thier "healthy life style".

Anonymous said...

love down days on the Dow...."

Yep, poor ass broke and broken has been pompom cheering a dow Make since his Master Paul Krugman told him to do so.

Myballs said...

Rush asks a good question.

If the memo is such a nothingburger, why did they try so hard to prevent its release?

Hmmmm.....

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

The Dow plummeted as President Donald Trump was speaking to workers at the Sheffer Corporation in Cincinnati, touting the recently-passed tax overhaul law.

"America is once again open for business," Trump said in his speech.

Anonymous said...

Blogger Roger Amick said...
The Dow plummeted as President Donald Trump was speaking to workers at the Sheffer Corporation in Cincinnati, touting the recently-passed tax overhaul law.

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well there you go, alky.

to you, correlation is causation. if only trump had stayed home the dow never would have dropped.

good catch.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

As usual, you are unable to understand what irony is.

As he was saying that the President has made American great again, the DWJI had the greatest single decline in history .

If I was in the market, I would have been looking for a bargain. I understand how it works rrb. I'm not addicted to anything, except alcohol . And I have been sober for six years, seven months and ten days.

I am blessed by God and through his tweeting oops, Grace, I'm here to drive you out of your miniscule mind .

Anonymous said...

So you have No Skin in the game. Figures.

Anonymous said...

How does a man-child at age 68 not have a position in the US Stock Market?

Myballs said...

Because he's a horse's ass

Anonymous said...

Liberal take a much deserved victory lap.

"Colts linebacker Edwin Jackson was tragically killed by a drunk driver early Sunday morning. Jackson was just 26.


Manuel Orrego-Savala, an Illgal piece of human filth diving his truck struck the Colt's Linebacker killing him.

US Citizen Edwin Jackson's Dreams Ended.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

I'm 66.

My retirement is more than adequate .

Anonymous said...

I know HB does not own a home either.
The interloper .

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

provide a fuller picture, intelligence committee Democrats insist, House Republicans must vote on Monday to release a classified 11-page rebuttal they wrote to the GOP memo.

While Republicans say their memo, orchestrated by Nunes and released with President Donald Trump’s backing, demonstrates anti-Trump bias at the FBI and Justice Department that calls into question the entire Russia investigation, Democrats say Republicans committed the very sin of omitting crucial facts that they accuse the FBI of.

If the House votes to release the Democratic memo, Trump will have five days to review it and either support its release — as he did the Republican memo — or object.

White House spokesman Raj Shah told reporters on Monday that the administration would go through the same process it used to decide whether to release the memo authored by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes. But he declined to say where the president was leaning and White House officials said they could not predict Trump's ultimate decision.

"If that memo is voted out and it comes to the White House we will consider it on the same terms we considered the Nunes memo — which is to allow for a legal review, national security review led by the White House Counsel’s Office, and then within five days the president will make a decision about declassifying it," Shah said.

The debate revolves around an October 2016 FBI application to a federal judge for a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant against Page. That FISA application — and whether the FBI was fully transparent with a federal court that approved it in October 2016 — is at the heart of mounting allegations by President Donald Trump and allies in Congress that the FBI abused its spying authority during the 2016 campaign.

But Friday’s memo also acknowledged that the Page warrant came only months after the FBI had already opened an investigation into Russian influence over the Trump campaign because of information it had received about another Trump foreign policy adviser, George Papadapoulos, whom The New York Times has reported learned in early 2016 that the Russians had stolen Clinton campaign emails.

Story Continued Below


Anonymous said...

Lol, fucking mooch.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

The memo released Friday by the Republican-led House Intelligence Committee excoriated FBI leaders for what it described as a crucial omission in that application: The fact that the dossier, compiled by former British spy Christopher Steele — was financed by the campaign of Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee.

“Neither the initial application in October 2016, nor any of the renewals, disclose or reference the role of the DNC, Clinton campaign, or any party/campaign in funding Steele's efforts, even though the political origins of the Steele dossier were then known to senior and FBI officials,” the memo alleged.

But in an appearance on "Fox & Friends," Nunes was asked about reports over the weekend that the FBI application did refer to a political entity connected to the dossier. It is unclear precisely what language the application might have used.

Nunes conceded that a "footnote" to that effect was included in the application, while faulting the bureau for failing to provide more specifics.

"A footnote saying something may be political is a far cry from letting the American people know that the Democrats and the Hillary campaign paid for dirt that the FBI then used to get a warrant on an American citizen to spy on another campaign," Nunes said on "Fox & Friends."

There's no evidence that the FBI spied on the Trump campaign itself. Rather, the warrant for Page was issued in October 2016, a month after he left the campaign — and after Trump campaign officials denied he played a central role. But the surveillance of Page was part of an FBI counterintelligence investigation into whether Trump associates coordinated with the Kremlin to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.

Page is a key figure in the dossier, which makes the unsubstantiated allegation that he held a secret meeting with a top Russian oil executive and a close Putin ally to discuss helping to lift U.S. sanctions against Russia in return for a financial windfall. Page had also been investigated by the FBI in 2013, after he was the target of a recruitment effort by Russian spies in New York City. And the former investment banker and energy consultant also made a summer 2016 trip to Moscow where, after shifting explanations, he now admits he met with Kremlin officials. (Page says the meetings were brief and denies any wrongdoing.)

The intelligence committee's memo, which Trump declassified Friday, casts Steele’s dossier as a key component of the Page FISA warrant. But the memo doesn't clarify what other evidence might have been used to persuade a court to grant its application, which was renewed several times, including once by Trump's own Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.

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Anonymous said...

"Adequate" lol@HB

Yeah, now there is a lesson ya want to pass down to your kids.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

The memo notes that the government must provide "information potentially favorable to the target of a [surveillance] application," but charges that FBI agents "withheld" their knowledge that Steele’s work had Democratic funding, and that Steele had openly expressed dislike for Trump.

Nunes' comments follow a similar acknowledgment on Sunday by Gowdy, who also said the footnote revealed a possible political bias behind the dossier but called it convoluted.

"I read the footnote. I know exactly what the footnote says," Gowdy said on CBS' "Face the Nation." "It took longer to explain it the way they did, than if they just come right out and said, 'Hillary Clinton for America and DNC paid for it.' But they didn't do that."

Administration officials and outside advisers said Trump was committed to releasing the Republican memo sight unseen, convinced that it would reinforce his long-standing belief that officials in his own government had sought to undercut his presidency. He has expressed no such determination to allow the Democratic memo to see the light of day.

Trump may have provided a window into his thinking when he unleashed a Twitter attack on the committee's top Democrat, Rep. Adam Schiff (Calif.), Monday morning. If Trump opposes the Democratic memo's release, the committee may then refer it to the full House of Representatives for a vote to overrule him.

Among Schiff's complaints about the GOP memo: he says the application to spy on Page only included snippets of the controversial dossier -- and that those aspects may have been "subject to corroboration" by the FBI.

Though the president has unilateral authority to declassify intelligence, Shah said he White House would consider releasing he underlying surveillance application on Page if the committee votes to approve it.

Nunes, meanwhile, has also signaled that he’s not finished digging into what he described as Democratic abuses.

Story Continued Below


“I think the American people are just beginning to learn the truth about the Hilary campaign and the Democratic Party and their involvement in how they corrupted our institutions,” he said on Fox.

Nunes signaled that his next focus is on the State Department. Sen. Chuck Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, also indicated Monday he’s probing whether Clinton allies at the State Department helped inform Steele’s research.

Andrew Restuccia contributed reporting

Anonymous said...

No Equity Holding and no Home. HB, 68 years old and living hand to mouth.

What a loser.

Roger Amick said...

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Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

I alone make substantially more than income of a family of four. We make six figures .

Anonymous said...

Drank yourself broken and broke. Interloping.

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Anonymous said...

Lol@HB

You are a silly joke .

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Anonymous said...
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James said...

House Intelligence Votes to Release Rebuttal Memo

“The House Intelligence Committee voted to make public a classified Democratic memorandum rebutting Republican claims that the F.B.I. and the Justice Department had abused their powers to wiretap a former Trump campaign official, setting up a possible clash with President Trump,” the New York Times reports.

“The vote gives Mr. Trump five days to review the Democratic memo and determine whether he will try to block its release. A decision to stop it could lead to an ugly standoff between the president, his top law enforcement and intelligence advisers and Democrats on Capitol Hill.”
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We shall now see how our much UNesteemed "President" reacts to opinion he may not like.

James said...

Republicans Concede FBI Footnote Undermines Memo
6:16 pm EST

“Republican leaders are acknowledging that the FBI disclosed the political origins of a private dossier the bureau cited in an application to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, undermining a controversial GOP memo released Friday and fueling Democratic demands to declassify more information about the bureau’s actions,” Politico reports.
__________________
The truth will out.

Anonymous said...

HB. 66 years old, does not own a home nor Equities. How does a guy that said he over earned everyone is entire live close out his work g years with so little ?

He lives hand to mouth

KD said...

Loretta is a goon.

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Anonymous said...

Hb and Jane spamming again, so sad.

KD said...

Really, Loretta, even Cowardly Obama and I are getting tired of -- how did C.O. express it? -- so much ridiculous pedophile shit.

Roger Amick said...

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Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

Guess what? Who did Sean Hannity blame for the market collapse?

President Obama

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

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Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

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Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

Sorry CH.

Give me the rights, I won't post, but I will clean the swamp.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

The President didn't like the lack of applause from the Democrats.

"They were like death and un-American. Un-American. Somebody said, 'treasonous.' I mean, Yeah, I guess why not? Can we call that treason? Why not? I mean they certainly didn't seem to love our country that much."

Myballs said...

You want to clean the swamp? Stop telling us all about your life. We don't fuckin care.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

If KD would stop making comments about me, my "mail order bride" and claims on my medications, claiming that I'm addicted , or my financial situation. He doesn't have a clue but he makes shit up.
And rrb alky alky blah blah blah alky alky alky alky alky alky alky alky

Anonymous said...

You're very confused old broke and broken drunk.

Bugger off.

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Anonymous said...

Sad pot belly cripple. Don't blame me for your broken old tired ass. You don't own a home, the address you get your mail at does not have your name on the recorded deed.

Anonymous said...

You told us you don't have any Equities.

"If I was in the market, " HB

Look nancy, you call others names , but when we do it to you you go all shrinking Violet on us.

Anonymous said...

Every Democrat Voted against the release of the Memo.

Every Republican voted for the Release of Democrat memo.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

PRESIDENT TRUMP CLAIMED in a tweet over the weekend that the controversial Nunes memo “totally vindicates” him, clearing him of the cloud of the Russia investigation that has hung over his administration for a year now.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

Balls, this is what I have to deal with.

He's a fucking moron

Anonymous said...

Roger Amick said...
The President didn't like the lack of applause from the Democrats.

"They were like death and un-American. Un-American. Somebody said, 'treasonous.' I mean, Yeah, I guess why not? Can we call that treason? Why not? I mean they certainly didn't seem to love our country that much."
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"I have to march because my mother could not have an abortion."

- Maxine Waters


commie said...

Where is the donnie??? With a record single day DOW fall, I am shocked he is not tweeting what a great leader he is!!!!!! The silence is deafening as billions and billions of dollars he was so proud to take credit of have evaporated.....Wonder why he is so quiet??????

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

Treason is a capital crime.
The President can tell the department of justice to do anything, can charge the Democrats who did not cheer his State of the Union Address.

Commonsense said...

Drama queen alert!!! The drama queen is in the building!

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

CH will cheer if the President charges the Democrats who did not cheer his State of the union address with treason.

.' I mean, Yeah, I guess why not? Can we call that treason? Why not? I mean they certainly didn't seem to love our country that much."

Commonsense said...

Where is the donnie??? With a record single day DOW fall, I am shocked he is not tweeting what a great leader he is!!!!!!

Why Dennis you seem uncommonly happy with the stock market correction.

Anonymous said...

Blogger Roger Amick said...

Treason is a capital crime.
The President can tell the department of justice to do anything, can charge the Democrats who did not cheer his State of the Union Address.
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relax, gin blossom.

this is one of those times where it helps to know when to take trump seriously vs. taking trump literally, or in this case just realizing that he's trying to be flippant and funny.

so spare us the fainting couch routine for once.

and to make it easier for you to comprehend, NRO dedicated an entire post to it on 'the corner':

. http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/456123/trump-says-democrats-are-treasonous

"You get the idea; this stuff was constant during Obama’s tenure, not even counting the Obama Administration’s recurring drumbeat about how high taxes are synonymous with “economic patriotism,” or the many times Republicans in Congress were referred to as “hostage” takers, or the various “treason” charges brought against Trump during the 2016 campaign before he was in office. Donald Trump didn’t invent this stuff, or really even innovate all that much, and unlike Trump, Democrats didn’t spend eight years saying it with a wink and a laugh."


un-clutch those pearls princess. and worry less about trumps treason remarks and more about what's coming out of the house intel committee NEXT.



Anonymous said...

Blogger Roger Amick said...

CH will cheer if the President charges the Democrats who did not cheer his State of the union address with treason.
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ok alky, now you're just being a fucking asshole.


and you want posting privileges to "drain the swamp" around here.

LOL.

yeah, right.





Commonsense said...

Trump is correct, the democrats didn't seem to love our country too much.

They certainly didn't love the black people too much when that didn't cheer the fact that black unemployment was the lowest in history.

They certainly didn't care for working class people when they called their bonuses crumbs.

The certaing don't love our vets when they sat on their hands with the announcement of the much needed reform of the VA.

commie said...

menstral the cramp again shows why I think he is a dumb fuck....

Why Dennis you seem uncommonly happy with the stock market correction.

What ever you say asshole....Donnie took credit up until yesterday afternoon on how he has done a great job causing the market to rise...No POTUS before him ever spoke so many times about the market rise and the trillions of $'s made with such bravado. Well, he got caught and is suddenly silent.....and you think that is okay.....asshole....Let's give credit where credit is due.....the fish stinks from the head down....LOLOOLOL Donnie keeps bragging about record attendance, audiences and illegal votes....now he has a new record and ignores it....idiot..

Commonsense said...

.Donnie took credit up until yesterday afternoon on how he has done a great job causing the market to rise..

And he'll take credit again when the market rises again.

To use your favorite epitaph, so what?

Anonymous said...

WAIT, when the market goes UP this President had nothing to do with it, However When it goes DOWN this President has everything to do with it.

What is that true statement about Liberalism/

Anonymous said...

Hey, HB the Shrinking Violent, make you a deal, not a bet I proved you don't pay up on those you still owe me $100 from the one you lost to me.

Here is the deal you go 7 days without telling us about your personal problems, after all this is not Dr Phil or ask Suze Orman , god knows your id desperate need of both. And I will stop picking on you .

Deal ?

commie said...

Menstral the cramp opines....

And he'll take credit again when the market rises again.

You think he will be dumb, like you ,to do that again????? And when oh prescient one will that turnaround occurs...You do realize this little correction now gives Obama a significant lead over donnie when looking at the same periods of presidencies......Too funny....wonder how our KD asswipe is handling the crash of his HD holdings he was so proud of....Dayum quiet from him also...

As the kansan points out.....the POTUS took full credit for the rises which I posted was rather disingenuous many times....Now, I expect him to take full credit for this past week......Idiot...

Commonsense said...

un-clutch those pearls princess

What Roger ought to clutch his perls for is those SOTU visuals of Democrats sitting on their hands at the mentions of black unemployment, honoring victims of MS-13 violence, a man's courageous escape from the hell that is North Korea.

They are going to be in every GOP ad from now into the midterm.

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

After describing Republicans as “going totally crazy wild” over his State of the Union address, Trump expressed his displeasure with the response across the aisle. According to the president, Democratic lawmakers were “like death” and “un-American,” when he discussed “really positive news.” But Trump didn’t stop there. Noting that some had likened the Democrats’ reaction to treason, Trump went all in on the premise: “Can we call that treason? Why not? I mean, they certainly didn’t seem to love our country very much,” he said.

But it's nothing serious said...

MARKETS GRAPPLE WITH 4 TRILLION DOLLAR LOSS IN JUST EIGHT DAYS

Anonymous said...

Jane cowardly spamming.

Jane are you in Equities?

Coldheartedtruth Teller said...

You would support the President if he indicted me for treason.

Nancy and Chuck should be arrested, handcuffed and escorted out of the Capital building by your interpretation of the President has said.

Playbook said...

What They Say Off the Record

Playbook: “Spend a day on Capitol Hill and you’ll hear Republican elected officials who publicly say they adore Trump spit unthinkable invective off the record.”
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Meaning there is still SOME sanity left among some Republicans.

Anonymous said...

Trump is the US President, that alone has the left pearl clutching and couch fainting.

Yes, he has the 1st Amendment right to voice his opinion.
This President is the most accessible President ever.

Playbook and Financial Times said...

Trump’s Stock Market Miscalculation

“President Trump is learning a basic and painful lesson of Wall Street: Stocks also go down,” Politico reports.

“A global market sell-off accelerated Monday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunging nearly 1,600 points at one point in roller-coaster afternoon trading. After a volatile session, the Dow ended down 1,175 points, or 4.6%, at 24,346. It was the largest ever single-day point drop for the Dow and it rattled both Wall Street and Washington, abruptly ending a remarkable period of placid markets where it often seemed the only direction was up.”

Financial Times: “A rout swept through European and Asian stock markets in the wake of the biggest sell-off on Wall Street in six years as a sudden burst of turmoil shattered the long period of calm.”

commie said...

of Democrats sitting on their hands at the mentions of black unemployment, honoring victims of MS-13 violence, a man's courageous escape from the h

And who was that asshole R from NC who blurted out LIAR during Obama's SOTU....You seem to have accepted that behavior without question and now think it is treasonous not to applaud when you think they should...You continue to exhibit all the reasons I think you are nothing but a losing dumb ass....

James said...

Most Presidents have sense enough not to listen to their advisors and not comment very much on the stock market, knowing it can go up or down.

Trump bragged and bragged about it.
Now he has egg on his face because of that bragging, bragging, bragging..

James said...

Error.
...have sense enough to LISTEN to their advisors and not comment...

James said Copeland said...

Trump Adviser Says You Don’t Need a Flu Shot

Gloria Copeland, a controversial minister on President Trump’s evangelical advisory board, said flu shots aren’t necessary when you have Jesus, the HuffPost reports.

Said Copeland: “Inoculate yourself with the word of God.”

She said the faithful who don’t have the flu can ward off the infection by repeatedly saying, “I’ll never have the flu. I’ll never have the flu.”
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So I guess that doesn't work for Buddhists, Hindus, Jains, Shintos, Confucians, atheists, Muslims, Nativists, Wiccans, Bahais, etc.

So we should ban them all from our country so we can have less flu.

Anonymous said...

Blogger Roger Amick said...

You would support the President if he indicted me for treason.



no i wouldn't, alky. you're not a traitor. you're just a garden-variety asshole. you're harmless. insignificant, really. and barely worth the effort of a response.

get over yourself, drama queen.

Anonymous said...

And who was that asshole R from NC who blurted out LIAR during Obama's SOTU....
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that was joe wilson. and he was spot-on correct. he showed bad form and no respect for protocol, but when it came to the facts he had 0linsky by the balls.

cowardly king obama said...

While stock futures indicate a sharp decline this morning this type of market volatility often results in whipsaws. It actually wouldn't surprise me that the market ends in positive territory. Volatility brings opportunity and that's part of being a market.

Funny watching the left becoming cheerleaders for failure, that's sure to be what America wants.

ROFLMFAO and hoping for a good day in America

Anonymous said...

This Guy is the face of Anti-trump insanity.

"Schiff saying, “Apparently the Russians are very big fans of our Second Amendment. They don’t particularly want a Second Amendment of their own, but they’re really glad that we have one. The Russians would be thrilled if we were doing nothing but killing each other every day, and sadly we are.”


CKO, the Left is all about Failed policies and victim class.

Anonymous said...


Mark Dice

@MarkDice

Here's Adam 'Shifty Eyes' Schiff on Russian state run propaganda channel RT in 2013 calling for more oversight of the FISA courts in America so they don't abuse their power. Hypocrite to Infinity!

12:54 AM - Feb 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/MarkDice/status/960753644302876672




fucking hilarious.



Commonsense said...

The poor liberals can't get over the fact that Trump did for the working poor what Obama couldn't do in eight years.

Make their life a little better.

And he did it using conservative principles. Not costing the government one dime.

Anonymous said...

Funny watching the left becoming cheerleaders for failure, that's sure to be what America wants.
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the market's been on a tear since election day and the media is silent, but let the market correct by 4.6% on one day, and the media goes fucking apeshit.

hypocrisy. bedrock. liberalism.





commie said...

Rat the consummate flaming asshole postulated like an idiot with...

Funny watching the left becoming cheerleaders for failure

No one is cheering leading this dead cat bounce at all. As I point out before, he took massive amounts of credit for the soaring market without merit. Now, he should be apologizing for stoking the fires and must accept this with the good.. The fundamentals are still solid, this unencumbered exuberance is assholes like you reacting to normal factors......Yer still a fucking moronic Ag school dropout... At least Nunes got his degree from Cal Poly in Ag while you couldn't be bothered as being too lazy....Anyway....having an ag degree does not make you an intellect or much of an investigator on the committee he leads.....LOLOL

commie said...

menstral the cramp again gets it wrong said...
The poor liberals can't get over the fact that Trump did for the working poor

Like getting rid of Obama Care??? Fighting over kips insurance? Refusing to increase the minimum wage??? The stock market???? Those working poor???? Idiot

Anonymous said...

Why is oPie ranting?