Almost 80% of college students believe Trump campaign had contact with Russia

[Ray From Cleveland]

Hell, a Walmart worker can't make change without using the calculator on the cash register.

The only people I see using cash are old people who can't even tell if they got the right change.

The old people know if they got the right change. The old people also know you greatly reduce identity theft by using cash.

It's why so many people use credit cards. If someone fraudulently uses your credit card, you are at most responsible for $50. If you report it within 90 days the amount is $0. Using cash today makes it much more likely that you will be robbed and when they take money off a person, the money lost is often the least of their worries. And when you're abroad, a credit card is the way to go in most countries. You don't have to worry about having the right change or changing money when you change countries plus the fees the credit card company charges are often no more than what the money changers charge and it's hell of a lot more convenient.

Credit cards are great if you can manage your spending to match your income. All the nice features of credit cards are paid for by the suckers who carry a balance. If you don't run a balance, the card cost you nothing unless you have some type of rewards card.

Wrong. I have one credit card where I have a balance, and I pay nothing in interest. All of my credit card offers are 0% interest for a year or year and a half. Balance transfers are where you pay the money at.

Before DumBama Fd up the banking industry, I also used to get no transfer fees as well. But DumBama instituted regulations on credit card companies that limited their ability to increase interest rates, and late fee penalties.

The banks made a ton of money from those irresponsible people, and had to make that money up somewhere, so they now penalize responsible borrowers instead. Prior to that commie, banks rewarded good customers with no interest or transfer fees.

A good political move by DumBama, because most irresponsible people vote Democrat, and most responsible people vote Republican. So what he did was switch the penalties to likely Republican voters.

Credit card rates are higher today because of more demand for credit. When Trump took office the average credit card rate was 12.5%. As of last Aug. it had risen to 16.9%. Credit card companies raise their rates to whatever the market will bear and today there is strong demand for credit. And it's all because people can not control their spending. You would think that as unemployment falls and more people are working, their would be less demand for credit and rates would fall. Not so, it's the very opposite. Pay a man an extra dollar and he will spend $1.10. Pay him an extra $2 and he will spend $2.25.

There is simply no truth to that. People use credit cards today they way they always have.

No, what happened with the credit card industry is the magic Mulatto had to stick his two ears into it. Banks lost a lot of money by not being able to assess fines and higher interest rates to irresponsible borrowers who didn't make minimum payments on time, or no payments at all.

The impact of the Card Act

The Card Act reduced “gotcha” credit card fees by more than $16 billion in the years after it passed, according to estimates from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the agency tasked with enforcing the law. In a 2015 report, the bureau noted some positive changes for consumers since the law was implemented:

• Average late fees assessed are now $27, down from $35 before the Card Act.
• Over-limit fees have mostly disappeared.
• Issuers rarely “reprice” accounts anymore — that is, they generally don’t increase interest rates on both new and existing balances because of a cardholder’s infraction on one account or another.

Still, the Card Act hasn’t escaped criticism. The American Bankers Association says the law has driven up credit card interest rates and annual fees.

The Credit Card Act of 2009: What It Does and Doesn't Do - NerdWallet

 

[Rambunctious]

So Russia wanted to deal with Trump who is unabashedly pro America first over Hillary who really couldn't care less about the USA...makes no sense...our schools are fucked up badly...

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Students will vote for jobs...they are no different than the rest of us...they do not want to have to move back home after graduation...what they tell a pollster or say aloud should be taken with a grain of salt....

The problem for millenials is that even with jobs, they have to move back home after graduation.
What worked for the boomers is not working for millenials or for Gen Z. Not even close.

These are the things that seem to be affecting them the most.

Historic college costs and student debt.
Healthcare insurance and medical costs.
Historic housing costs.
Stagnant wages.

Yep
Everywhere you go there are help wanted signs but you can't live on what they pay. Most young people today have to either live at home or share an apt with 3 or 4 people. Even married couples that are working are sharing apts. Bikes and bus are standard methods of transportation. Buying a car, paying insurance, maintenance, gas, and parking is incredibility expense for most young people in large cities. I just saw where the county is going to start renting parking places at $60 to $130 a month at park and rides.

There are plenty of jobs but the pay is just too low to cover the cost of living.

Sure it is.

Walmart to hire hundreds of truck drivers, raise salary to nearly $90,000

The problem is not that jobs don't pay enough, the problem is people don't want to put the effort into securing those jobs. Many people opt for lower paying jobs to avoid conflict with their recreational drug usage. I should know, two of my former tenants did exactly that. They lived here for seven years working fast food restaurants because they couldn't pass a drug test to get a real job. They were quite happy when they left and moved somewhere else.

You can lead a horse to water...........

 

[NotYourBody]

Students will vote for jobs...they are no different than the rest of us...they do not want to have to move back home after graduation...what they tell a pollster or say aloud should be taken with a grain of salt....

The problem for millenials is that even with jobs, they have to move back home after graduation.
What worked for the boomers is not working for millenials or for Gen Z. Not even close.

These are the things that seem to be affecting them the most.

Historic college costs and student debt.
Healthcare insurance and medical costs.
Historic housing costs.
Stagnant wages.

Yep
Everywhere you go there are help wanted signs but you can't live on what they pay. Most young people today have to either live at home or share an apt with 3 or 4 people. Even married couples that are working are sharing apts. Bikes and bus are standard methods of transportation. Buying a car, paying insurance, maintenance, gas, and parking is incredibility expense for most young people in large cities. I just saw where the county is going to start renting parking places at $60 to $130 a month at park and rides.

There are plenty of jobs but the pay is just too low to cover the cost of living.

Sure it is.

Walmart to hire hundreds of truck drivers, raise salary to nearly $90,000

The problem is not that jobs don't pay enough, the problem is people don't want to put the effort into securing those jobs. Many people opt for lower paying jobs to avoid conflict with their recreational drug usage. I should know, two of my former tenants did exactly that. They lived here for seven years working fast food restaurants because they couldn't pass a drug test to get a real job. They were quite happy when they left and moved somewhere else.

You can lead a horse to water...........

And yet, even the farmers are lining up for welfare.

 

[Rambunctious]

My counties unemployment number is lower than ever in the history of the county...we went from closed down malls to malls so stuffed with people they had to increase the parking lot size....

 

[NotYourBody]

So Russia wanted to deal with Trump who is unabashedly pro America first over Hillary who really couldn't care less about the USA...makes no sense...our schools are fucked up badly...

So you're saying Hillary colluded with Russia to defeat herself?

Dotarditis is extremely contagious. Children....take note.

 

[Rambunctious]

Students will vote for jobs...they are no different than the rest of us...they do not want to have to move back home after graduation...what they tell a pollster or say aloud should be taken with a grain of salt....

The problem for millenials is that even with jobs, they have to move back home after graduation.
What worked for the boomers is not working for millenials or for Gen Z. Not even close.

These are the things that seem to be affecting them the most.

Historic college costs and student debt.
Healthcare insurance and medical costs.
Historic housing costs.
Stagnant wages.

Yep
Everywhere you go there are help wanted signs but you can't live on what they pay. Most young people today have to either live at home or share an apt with 3 or 4 people. Even married couples that are working are sharing apts. Bikes and bus are standard methods of transportation. Buying a car, paying insurance, maintenance, gas, and parking is incredibility expense for most young people in large cities. I just saw where the county is going to start renting parking places at $60 to $130 a month at park and rides.

There are plenty of jobs but the pay is just too low to cover the cost of living.

Sure it is.

Walmart to hire hundreds of truck drivers, raise salary to nearly $90,000

The problem is not that jobs don't pay enough, the problem is people don't want to put the effort into securing those jobs. Many people opt for lower paying jobs to avoid conflict with their recreational drug usage. I should know, two of my former tenants did exactly that. They lived here for seven years working fast food restaurants because they couldn't pass a drug test to get a real job. They were quite happy when they left and moved somewhere else.

You can lead a horse to water...........

And yet, even the farmers are lining up for welfare.

Farmers are working in conjunction with Trump to correct and end decades of China's abuses in trade...they know what Trump is doing is the right thing...and not every farmer is collecting aid only a small fraction of them say they need it...

 

[Rambunctious]

So you're saying Hillary colluded with Russia to defeat herself?

Dotarditis is extremely contagious. Children....take note.

No where do you read that?...Hillary colluded with Russians to try and purchase dirt on Trump...but it did her no good she still lost....but then Obama took that dirt and tried to frame Trump in a crime via his national security team....its plain as day dummy...

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Students will vote for jobs...they are no different than the rest of us...they do not want to have to move back home after graduation...what they tell a pollster or say aloud should be taken with a grain of salt....

The problem for millenials is that even with jobs, they have to move back home after graduation.
What worked for the boomers is not working for millenials or for Gen Z. Not even close.

These are the things that seem to be affecting them the most.

Historic college costs and student debt.
Healthcare insurance and medical costs.
Historic housing costs.
Stagnant wages.

Yep
Everywhere you go there are help wanted signs but you can't live on what they pay. Most young people today have to either live at home or share an apt with 3 or 4 people. Even married couples that are working are sharing apts. Bikes and bus are standard methods of transportation. Buying a car, paying insurance, maintenance, gas, and parking is incredibility expense for most young people in large cities. I just saw where the county is going to start renting parking places at $60 to $130 a month at park and rides.

There are plenty of jobs but the pay is just too low to cover the cost of living.

Sure it is.

Walmart to hire hundreds of truck drivers, raise salary to nearly $90,000

The problem is not that jobs don't pay enough, the problem is people don't want to put the effort into securing those jobs. Many people opt for lower paying jobs to avoid conflict with their recreational drug usage. I should know, two of my former tenants did exactly that. They lived here for seven years working fast food restaurants because they couldn't pass a drug test to get a real job. They were quite happy when they left and moved somewhere else.

You can lead a horse to water...........

And yet, even the farmers are lining up for welfare.

What do farmers have to do with this discussion which is our drug problem in this country and income?

 

[francoHFW]

If these people come out and vote it could be the end of Donald Trump.

Could it be that the public is starting to believe that Donald Trump has a mountain of dirt in his past and possibly even his present? Perhaps Donald has become expert at concealment of dirt.

When will the GOP voter become aware if indeed they want to become aware.

Almost 80 percent of college students think Trump's campaign likely had improper contact with Russia

ALMOST 80 PERCENT OF COLLEGE STUDENTS THINK TRUMP'S CAMPAIGN LIKELY HAD IMPROPER CONTACT WITH RUSSIA
BY JENNI FINK ON 7/22/19 AT 2:42 PM EDT

As candidates have their eyes set on the 2020 election, interference in the last presidential election is still a topic of discussion and almost 80 percent of college students claimed President Donald Trump's campaign had improper contact with Russia.
Russia's involvement in the 2016 presidential election prompted some to discredit Trump's victory, Congressional hearings and an investigation conducted by special counsel Robert Mueller. In March, Mueller concluded that there wasn't evidence that Trump's team conspired with Russia. On Wednesday, the special counsel will testify before a House of Representatives panel.
Ahead of Mueller's testimony, College Pulse, a survey and data analytics company, gathered opinions from more than 1,500 college students about democracy, Trump, Mueller and Russia.
Thirty-six percent responded that they thought members of Trump's campaign "definitely" had improper contact with Russia during the 2016 presidential election. Forty-one percent said they thought his campaign "probably" did.
Mueller's report didn't reach a conclusion on whether Trump obstructed justice during the investigation, however, the special counsel added that if they could definitively clear Trump of a crime, they would have said that. The special counsel pointed to a Department of Justice policy that barred the prosecution of a sitting president for a federal crime.
"That is unconstitutional," Mueller said during a press conference in May. "Charging the president with a crime was, therefore, not an option we could consider."
russia trump robert mueller obstruction of justice
President Donald Trump talks to reporters while hosting Slovak Republic Prime Minister Peter
Pellegrini
in the Oval Office at the White House on May 03 in Washington, D.C. A recent poll conducted by College Pulse found that the majority of college students thought Trump's campaign had improper contact with Russia during the 2016 presidential election.

Democratic lawmakers have called for additional investigations and even impeachment because of the possibly Trump obstructed justice. On Wednesday, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi said committees were looking into any abuse of power Trump may have engaged in, including obstruction of justice.
"If you've got to go down this path, you have to make sure that the public has an understanding of why," Pelosi said during The Christian Science Monitor Breakfast. "What I believe is that when we go forward, as we go forward, it has to run deep."
If Democrats were to investigate Trump's possible obstruction of Mueller's investigation, College Pulse found they would have the support of college students. Seventy-four percent of those polled at least somewhat agreed that the Democrats should investigate. Only 12 percent completely disagreed and 12 percent also somewhat disagreed.

... and still no Russian connection

So only 20% of millennial students are brainwashed functional morons like you. What you don't know.... Mueller said the Russians threw the election the Trumpers knew about it and approved and lied about it and met with the Russians over a hundred times and wrote nothing down and lied about it. Not suspicious at all, super duper.

 

[Denizen]

Almost 80% of college students believe Trump campaign had contact with Russia

It should be 100%.

Trump was doing business with Russia long before he ran for office. As president, he has contact with Russia all the time. Has to. Part of the job.
Obama definitely had contact with Russia.
Hillary had contact with Russia. LOTS of it.
Pelosi has contact with Russia.
Schumer has contact with Russia.
Reid had contact with Russia.
Mueller has had contact with Russia.
McConnell has contact with Russia.
Bush had contact with Russia.
So did Reagan.
So do the government heads of Germany, China, Korea, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Belarus, Crimea, Japan, Australia and England.

Get the idea?

These college kids should be seeking a refund. Not only are they all idiots, they think they know more than what Mueller put in the report?

We have another Donald Trump blind loyalty winner, Toobfreak. You win another Trump family portrait. Enjoy.

Please don't thank me.

YOu are a sad little fool.

That's the nicest thing you have ever said about me.

Your blind loyalty to Trump deserves another reward. Here is USA's First Fornicator dancing with Saudi Arabia's First Murderer.

It takes two to tango. Blame it on the Bossanova?

Your claim of "blind loyalty" is just you projecting. And being an ass.



Russia, at most, added some small number of trolls and leaked some emails.


Your pretense that that should be a problem for me, as a Trump supporter, is stupid as fuck.

In your case it is ok to not be ok.

I agree with your self-assessment: "a Trump supporter, is stupid as fuck."

You may proceed with your tawdry existence. Keep it under your hat.

 

[francoHFW]

Students will vote for jobs...they are no different than the rest of us...they do not want to have to move back home after graduation...what they tell a pollster or say aloud should be taken with a grain of salt....

The problem for millenials is that even with jobs, they have to move back home after graduation.
What worked for the boomers is not working for millenials or for Gen Z. Not even close.

These are the things that seem to be affecting them the most.

Historic college costs and student debt.
Healthcare insurance and medical costs.
Historic housing costs.
Stagnant wages.

Yep
Everywhere you go there are help wanted signs but you can't live on what they pay. Most young people today have to either live at home or share an apt with 3 or 4 people. Even married couples that are working are sharing apts. Bikes and bus are standard methods of transportation. Buying a car, paying insurance, maintenance, gas, and parking is incredibility expense for most young people in large cities. I just saw where the county is going to start renting parking places at $60 to $130 a month at park and rides.

There are plenty of jobs but the pay is just too low to cover the cost of living.

Sure it is.

Walmart to hire hundreds of truck drivers, raise salary to nearly $90,000

The problem is not that jobs don't pay enough, the problem is people don't want to put the effort into securing those jobs. Many people opt for lower paying jobs to avoid conflict with their recreational drug usage. I should know, two of my former tenants did exactly that. They lived here for seven years working fast food restaurants because they couldn't pass a drug test to get a real job. They were quite happy when they left and moved somewhere else.

You can lead a horse to water...........

I'm sure the GOP making college and training as expensive as possible had nothing to do with it. Or the crap minimum wage... In general I mean. Not your freedom fighting potheads fighting law & order GOP America.

 

[whitehall]

Actually the figure is around 31% which is shocking since the same data indicates that most college students favor Bernie or Fouxahontis.

 

[miketx]

All presidential candidates have contact with foreign powers at one time or another.

 

[Denizen]

All presidential candidates have contact with foreign powers at one time or another.

Ssshhhh. Keep it under your MAGA hat.

 

[Kondor3]

Almost 80% of college students believe Trump campaign had contact with Russia

80% of college student's couldn't find their own a$$ with both hands in a well-lit room surrounded by mirrors...

 

[miketx]

All presidential candidates have contact with foreign powers at one time or another.

Ssshhhh. Keep it under your MAGA hat.

I don't have a maga hat cockroach.

 

[sartre play]

Don't you just love these sweeping generality's.
talking about large groups of people who they don't know, but some how by magic are able to pin point both there math ability's there political party & sexual preference amazing.

 

[Denizen]

All presidential candidates have contact with foreign powers at one time or another.

Ssshhhh. Keep it under your MAGA hat.

I don't have a maga hat cockroach.

You wear a cockroach?

 

[whitehall]

The survey of 1,500 college students determined that only 31% were sure that Trump "had contact" with Russia. Around 40% said something like "duh, if you say so". Strangely enough the survey didn't use the word "collusion".