UnionStrong
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How indeed.
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Tucker Carlson: The White House has new instructions for Americans - lower your expectations
Tucker Carlson reveals how Democrats are trying to make Americans believe that the country has always been dysfunctional and crime-ridden.
UnionStrong
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The Democrats are pathological liarsTucker Carlson: The White House has new instructions for Americans - lower your expectations
Tucker Carlson reveals how Democrats are trying to make Americans believe that the country has always been dysfunctional and crime-ridden.www.foxnews.com
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Bully.
They all are, either side. They quit serving their constituents and now only care about deconstructing the other side.
faces, all of 'em.
UnionStrong
Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
SlapdicksThey all are, either side. They quit serving their constituents and now only care about deconstructing the other side.
The FMLA was passed for the benefit of all parents regardless of sexual orientation whether they are public or private sector employees. And the current transportation secretary is a public sector employee.
If China tries to take Taiwan by force we could end up with the biggest naval battle since WWII. Cheap consumer goods from China could be very hard to find if there are any at all. Instead of mindless consumption Americans might be doing themselves a favor if they learned to make goods last longer and more versatile as was the case during the Depression and WWII when many goods were rationed.
No, Washington Post, we should not lower our expectations - Washington Examiner
In an opinion article for the Washington Post, Micheline Maynard wrote about the business-consumer relationship in the COVID-19 pandemic era. She discussed the pandemic's damage to the U.S. supply chains and how people have not adjusted to this negative impact. Maynard asserts that essentially...www.google.com
With our supply chain currently slowed down and store shelves lacking products, a columnist for the Washington Post thinks we Americans need to lower our expectations. What say you?
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
Yes I'm familiar with FMLA little lady.
He isn't a Walmart employee who needs time off because she just pushed a human being through her vagina.
He's the Secretary of Transportation of the United States of America. He shouldn't be taking 2 months off during a transportation crisis to play house with his husband.
He didn't even appoint an interim replacement. Let's just eliminate the entire position since you people don't think he should have to do his damn job.
There is this thing called the Assistant Secretary of Transportation. Your comments prove conclusively that what's really grinding your grits is that the secretary is gay and a Democrat. If the secretary was straight and a Republican we wouldn't have heard a peep out of you. BTW 40 House and 8 Republican Senators voted in favor of the legislation while 2 GOP senators didn't have the spine to vote at all.
Turns out Trump forced COSCO out of Long Beach. Lease was turned over to an American consortium in 2019 for $1.78 billion.
If he was straight and a Republican we wouldn't have this issue.
Netsua 3:16
AND THAT’S THE BOTTOM LINE
His masters told him to be mad, so he’s “mad.”
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
Your comments prove that you know he shouldn't have taken time off during a crisis, and the only way you can defend him is this fake narrative that anyone cares he is gay.
Lol. You’ve described American companies that are dead set against rising wages. Why pay what it costs to meet commitments when people will, do and have lowered expectations?
And by the way, what president signed into law the bill that paid people to stay home?
Not just cheap consumer goods. The whole world will be mega
ed if TSMC's semiconductor plants are seized (after Chinese military forces have taken hundreds or thousands of casualties) or destroyed by the Chinese. Anything with a chip in it will become difficult to find. Cars, appliances, computers, etc etc.I think the US and its allies will have to either defend Taiwan with everything they've got or not defend it at all.
2 charts show how much the world depends on Taiwan for semiconductors
Taiwan's outsized role in chipmaking has come under the spotlight as a global shortage of semiconductors forced several automakers to halt production.
"Taiwan dominates the foundry market, or the outsourcing of semiconductor manufacturing. Its contract manufacturers together accounted for more than 60% of total global foundry revenue last year, according to data by Taipei-based research firm TrendForce."
Passed in March 2021 by Democrats to give an extra $300 a week in unemployment, signed by Let's Go Brandon.
And the $600 per week last year?
UnionStrong
Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
They still have the port of LA
And you call yourself a "Christian"? LOL. It's so called "Christians" like you is why pews are empty, buildings are closing while Dioceses and Conferences are downsizing. And BTW do you ever hear of a little word called "discrimination"? I will commend you for admitting the fact that you are
I like this response. This is good sound information. The company Taiwan Semiconductor is the biggest among many of the spoils of war China is clearly after. Reports out last week showed that for the first time ever Japanese fighter planes landed on U.S. aircraft carriers as well as U.S. air tankers refueling UK aircraft. All of which took place in the Philippine Sea. In addition there is an accelerated effort being undertaken to bring back to the U.S. as many of those semiconductor foundries as quickly as possible.Not just cheap consumer goods. The whole world will be mega
I think the US and its allies will have to either defend Taiwan with everything they've got or not defend it at all.
2 charts show how much the world depends on Taiwan for semiconductors
Taiwan's outsized role in chipmaking has come under the spotlight as a global shortage of semiconductors forced several automakers to halt production.www.cnbc.com
"Taiwan dominates the foundry market, or the outsourcing of semiconductor manufacturing. Its contract manufacturers together accounted for more than 60% of total global foundry revenue last year, according to data by Taipei-based research firm TrendForce."
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Babagounj
Strength through joy
The supply chain would flatten out if people would just stop ordering stuff.No, Washington Post, we should not lower our expectations - Washington Examiner
In an opinion article for the Washington Post, Micheline Maynard wrote about the business-consumer relationship in the COVID-19 pandemic era. She discussed the pandemic's damage to the U.S. supply chains and how people have not adjusted to this negative impact. Maynard asserts that essentially...
With our supply chain currently slowed down and store shelves lacking products, a columnist for the Washington Post thinks we Americans need to lower our expectations. What say you?
Spending over the last 8 months has been at record pace.
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