IDIOCRACY
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I use Yahoo for a lot of my email. With that I get to see what's on top the Yahoo page a few times a day. Sometimes I look below to glance at what left are trying to sell us, right?
Current events and Democrat stories are at least 99.9% passive and/or positive; nicely dressed. Trump gets more hits, and they're all negative. But this morning, right on top of the front page is something to the effect of "People (or Democracts) dismayed because Kamala was installed", essentially.
She's left as they come BTW, documented. Elect her it's the first in our history we "elect" a POTUS who doesn't approach moderate. I hope you fuckers all inclusive light the way California operates their turd, and don't look now, but today all leading Democrats are from there.
45 minutes later I returned to Yahoo's front page, and right on top is a current selloff and threat of recession.
What do you think liberal news are up to today? As of now, I can't wrap my head around it.
Current events and Democrat stories are at least 99.9% passive and/or positive; nicely dressed. Trump gets more hits, and they're all negative. But this morning, right on top of the front page is something to the effect of "People (or Democracts) dismayed because Kamala was installed", essentially.
She's left as they come BTW, documented. Elect her it's the first in our history we "elect" a POTUS who doesn't approach moderate. I hope you fuckers all inclusive light the way California operates their turd, and don't look now, but today all leading Democrats are from there.
45 minutes later I returned to Yahoo's front page, and right on top is a current selloff and threat of recession.
What do you think liberal news are up to today? As of now, I can't wrap my head around it.
Stock futures tumble as recession fears fuel calls for interest rate cut
Stock futures plummeted on Monday as markets reckoned with a disappointing jobs report last week that fueled concern of a possible recession. Each of the major stock indexes fell more than 2% in pre-market trading on Monday. The market downturn triggered calls for a large interest rate cut at...
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