I guess that means you loved Bill Clinton too as the stock market boomed when he was president. Did you fool? BTW the market grew significantly during Obama’s last term. Do you love him for that?
You are a freaking liberal. Try to fool someone will not work with me. I dont try to hide my conservatism why do you put on this facade?
He isn't a conservative compared to who? George Bush? Clinton? Obama? Dont know your convoluted definition of what a conservative is but he fits mine.
I bet Breitbart didn't publish this news when reporting about the threats to America... https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2018/01/17/us/white-supremacist-killings-adl-report/index.html Homeland Security Nielson was just unaware of it.
Because it’s not a threat. Blacks are more likely to be killed by another black by like 90%. Same for whites. But, we have a racist problem right? CNN won’t report this: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.da...now-about-black-black-crime-aaron-bandler?amp
The last 2 are interesting. Anyhow let's get back to the subject of hating whitey. They're trying to make the correlation white extremists are emboldened with Trump in charge.
Yea. They really want the Las Vegas shooter to be racist, but he killed too many whites. So that’s out the window.
NPR on the MAGA train. https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo...ns-to-create-20-000-jobs-and-build-new-campus The Wall Street Journal reports: "Apple also told employees Wednesday it is issuing each of them a bonus of $2,500 in restricted stock, according to a person familiar with the matter. The planned bonus, reported earlier by Bloomberg, adds Apple to the growing list of companies that are rewarding employees due to the new tax law." Apple says it plans to bring back billions of dollars it has kept in tax havens overseas, and that it will pay a one-time tax of $38 billion on its overseas cash holdings. NPR's Laura Sydell told Kelly McEvers, host of All Things Considered, that Apple has kept some $250 billion outside the U.S. "Apple CEO Tim Cook has been a critic of American tax laws. But under the new tax law, the company can bring back the money at a reduced rate. "Cook has been sensitive to criticism that Apple's been dodging U.S. taxes. With the announcement, he said, "We have a deep sense of responsibility to give back to our country and the people who make our success possible.' "
