More bad news for Dems

[JustRalph]

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattve...iasco-n2556582

Secret hearings don't fly

[FantasticDan]

[davew]

Originally Posted by JustRalph

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattve...iasco-n2556582

Secret hearings don't fly

yes, but it makes the dem supporters 'feel' better and more willing to donate money

[Tom]

Originally Posted by JustRalph

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattve...iasco-n2556582

Secret hearings don't fly

But 'rats do!

[woodtoo]

Nancy should take a commercial break from the inquisition to allow the House to pass USMCA, she will look Pro-American for a moment and then straight back to the Schiff fest.

Her bribes will continue to be paid throughout.

[Tom]

Good point.
Lots of people would benefit from the 'rats actually something for the country for a change.

Never happen.

Nancy is a figurehead only - she has no power in the House.
All she does is jump when AOC says to.

This week, she will roll over and play dead on command.

[fast4522]

Originally Posted by Tom

Good point.
Lots of people would benefit from the 'rats actually something for the country for a change.

Never happen.

Nancy is a figurehead only - she has no power in the House.
All she does is jump when AOC says to.

This week, she will roll over and play dead on command.

Old white lady's can't jump

[JustRalph]

"Nearly two-thirds of voters in six battleground states who voted for President Trump in 2016 — but for Democratic congressional candidates in 2018 — say they intend to back the president against each of his top rivals, according to recent polling by The New York Times Upshot/Siena College.

The results suggest that the party’s winning formula in last year’s midterms may not be so easy to replicate in a presidential election. The Democrats’ relatively moderate House candidates succeeded in large part by flipping a crucial segment of voters who backed the president in 2016. If these voters remain open-minded again in 2020, Democrats will have a ready-made blueprint for winning back the crucial Rust Belt battlegrounds…

Michael Townsend, 38, a high school-educated construction worker in Dunmore, Pa., was a lifelong Democrat — until he voted for Mr. Trump."


“In the last couple years, the Democrats had kind of been losing the work, and I thought Trump might get us that work,” he said. “And to be honest, I’ve been in construction 21 years and the last two years were the best years I’ve ever had.”

https://hotair.com/archives/john-s-2...ump-next-year/

[PaceAdvantage]

Well, that's it then...Dems and lefties are going to have to try their best to tank the economy in the name of getting the EVIL ONE out of the WH...lulz

[Tom]

Trump is on solid ground with the economy.
Dow, S&P and NASDAQ all closed at record highs today.
Dow for the 100th time since Trump.

People not really all that interested in impeachment, but they know $$$ when they have it.

[horses4courses]

Originally Posted by Tom

People not really all that interested in impeachment, but they know $$$ when they have it.

That is the "Big Con" in full operation.

Most people are not better off than they were in 2016.

The truth will surface before long.

[woodtoo]

Originally Posted by horses4courses

That is the "Big Con" in full operation.

Most people are not better off than they were in 2016.

The truth will surface before long.

Any day now.

[Tom]

Originally Posted by horses4courses

That is the "Big Con" in full operation.

Most people are not better off than they were in 2016.

The truth will surface before long.

And that is pure BS.
Unless you are using the 'rat values that having a job is worse off than before!

You guys are setting yourselves up for 2016, Part Deux!
Denying reality is never a good strategy.

[fast4522]

Originally Posted by Tom

And that is pure BS.
Unless you are using the 'rat values that having a job is worse off than before!

You guys are setting yourselves up for 2016, Part Deux!
Denying reality is never a good strategy.

Exactly correct, I do not look every week but Friday I did notice that I was up 8% for the year. H4C must operate on popcorn or something not related to accounts.

[JustRalph]

Originally Posted by horses4courses

That is the "Big Con" in full operation.

Most people are not better off than they were in 2016.

The truth will surface before long.

You are so out of touch

https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/...e-to-be-alive/

"Yet, as we gather with friends and family this Thanksgiving, it is worth remembering that, beyond the headlines, things are actually pretty darn good. As both individuals and a country, we really have more than enough to be thankful for.

Start with the economy. We can debate who — if anyone — is responsible, but we can’t argue with the fact that unemployment is down and wages are up. Unemployment is at the lowest level since 1969. There were 2.3 million more full time, year-round workers this year than last. And those workers are earning more. Median earnings for full-time workers rose by more than 3 percent last year. Since 2009, average hourly earnings for all employees is up 5.6 percent, while real average weekly earnings rose by 6.9 percent.

Inequality remains a big political issue, but poverty rates continue to decline. In 2018, the official Census Bureau poverty measure fell to just 11.8 percent, down a full half percentage point from the year before, and the lowest rate since 2001. Using other, arguably more accurate poverty measures shows even better results. Consumption-based poverty measures put the real poverty level at as low as 2.8 percent.

Of course, too many people still struggle, but we are doing our best to help them. Last year, Americans donated $427 billion to charity, and more than 63 million people gave their time and talent to help others — over 8 billion volunteer hours.

Politicians also like to conjure up images of crime and carnage. But we are safer today than we’ve been in decades. Violent crime has declined by 51 percent since 1993, while property crime has declined by even more (54 percent). The United States still imprisons far too many people — almost twice the incarceration rate of any country except the Seychelles. However, between falling crime rates and criminal-justice reform, 100,000 fewer Americans will spend this Thanksgiving in prison than did ten years ago.

Health care is another issue the politicians fight over, and with good reason. Our health-care system is deeply flawed for many reasons. Yet we are healthier than ever. Infant mortality has declined by 14 percent since 2007. Death from cancer has dropped from 168 per 100,000 people in 2000 to just 146 per 100,000 today. More Americans are exercising and eating healthfully, and smoking is at the lowest level since 1965."

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