Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Consumer confidence at 15 year high
The U.S. Consumer Confidence Index for December surged nearly four points to 113.7, THE HIGHEST LEVEL IN MORE THAN 15 YEARS! Thanks Donald!
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If you look back at political history every politician ran on the issue of hope. Human beings thrive, seek need hope. Obama's hope and change gig didn't work out well. In a manner of speaking the emperor has no clothes and it is clear who and whom is afraid or in denial that it is so. So main stream media continues their fake news of Obama's recording breaking successful 8 years, except it was only record breaking for the debt we collected, the nonsensical regulations he enacted and the negative affect his Obamacare had on both the health and insurance industry. Let's not forget the foreign poilcy mess he , Hillary and Kerry left us
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Barry has had 8 years of success, just ask Iran, Russia and China!
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All trickery...all due to borrowing over a $trillion each year. They bought/borrowed the "recovery".
Is 50 million needing food assistance, "bread lines", a recovery? That's a line over 9,000 miles long. Soup lines that cross the country 3 times is a recovery? How about the millions in public housing and section 8? The millions of homeless. It's propaganda the whole "consumer confidence" thing. Just another propaganda tool. |
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Thank you for bringing up healthcare. The uninsured rate in the US (8.6%) is at its lowest rate in history. Before the ACA passed, 50 million were uninsured. The two states with the highest percentage of enrollment are WV and KY, the reddest states who voted for Trump overwhelmingly. These coal miners won't be too happy when Trump cancels their only insurance on day one, and Mitch McConnell will have some explaining to do. |
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We charge the taxpayers...to give them healthcare...so we can charge the taxpayers again...for their food, housing, and everything else they "need". We keep them healthy so they can live off us a good long time. Are we stupid or what? |
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Sorry Jan, but we do NOT live in a Socialist country so socialized medicine is not a guarantee. Maybe you do not mind paying for the lazy, but some of us worked for what we have and do not pretend to enjoy carrying someone elses lazy @ss. |
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Do you really want to talk about records? How about Obama's dismal record of the worst economy GDP growth in history? How about the record number of people at poverty level or on food stamps? Do you really want to brag about Obama's record? |
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[QUOTE=Guest]50 million useless eaters living in the inner city slums.
We charge the taxpayers...to give them healthcare...so we can charge the taxpayers again...for their food, housing, and everything else they "need". We keep them healthy so they can live off us a good long time. Are we stupid or what?[/QUOTE] First, it's not we, it's you. Second, the answer is yes or hell yes. Now, do you think giving poor people health care is a bad thing? |
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