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[anatta]

stocks /GDP /unemployment /manufacturing jobs /wage growth..working on trade deals

and Veterans Choice meaning the VA can't just delay -vets can get outside help now if they do.

..but but but...RUSSIA!!

[canceled.2021.2]

But.......Ford

[Nomad]

Is the sound annasshead's exploding head will make when the Mueller report comes out and makes the case that Trump is the most treasonous and all around criminal President in the history of this country.

[Irish Exit]

stocks /GDP /unemployment /manufacturing jobs /wage growth..working on trade deals

and Veterans Choice meaning the VA can't just delay -vets can get outside help now if they do.

..but but but...RUSSIA!!

It is the VA Mission Act, not Veterans Choice

[anatta]

Russian Collusion! Lions and Tigers and Bears ! oh my!

[anatta]

It is the VA Mission Act, not Veterans Choice

but that's how it works right?
That is a realy good solution to what was an unfixable problem

[Life is Golden]

stocks /GDP /unemployment /manufacturing jobs /wage growth..working on trade deals

and Veterans Choice meaning the VA can't just delay -vets can get outside help now if they do.

..but but but...RUSSIA!!

Can you imagine what shape the country would be in if Hillbag were elected? Things are so much better with Trump. It's undeniable.

[anatta]

Can you imagine what shape the country would be in if Hillbag were elected? Things are so much better with Trump. It's undeniable.

we'd be in a land war in Syria trying to enforce a "humanitarian corridor" taxes would be high,
GDP slogging around 2%..

[Life is Golden]

we'd be in a land war in Syria trying to enforce a "humanitarian corridor" taxes would be high,
GDP slogging around 2%..

We'd be lucky to be at 2%.

[Irish Exit]

but that's how it works right?
That is a realy good solution to what was an unfixable problem

The VA MISSION Act replaces Veterans Choice which was a temporary program that automatically expired in May. Yes, one of the things it does is help veterans get medical care outside the current system if they live too far from a provider or the wait lines get too long. It also attempts to clean up and modernize the entire system but it has a long way to go with about 50K +/- staff vacancies as is. It is supposed to cut down on opioid abuse by better tracking prescriptions, allow some walk-in visits without co-pays, and a bunch of other wonky things. The rub will be in finding healthcare providers with which they can contract to provide these outside services for what the VA is willing to pay for them.

[anonymoose]

we'd be in a land war in Syria trying to enforce a "humanitarian corridor" taxes would be high,
GDP slogging around 2%..

But the Clinton Foundation would be doing far better along with the Clinton Global Initiative.

[blackascoal]

stocks /GDP /unemployment /manufacturing jobs /wage growth..working on trade deals

and Veterans Choice meaning the VA can't just delay -vets can get outside help now if they do.

..but but but...RUSSIA!!

Roaring economy isn't lifting Donald Trump approval rating. He has only himself to blame.

A good economy isn't making Trump popular and probably never will. It's not in his DNA to be decent, classy or respectful of our fragile democracy.

What’s a guy have to do to be popular?

Unemployment is 3.9 percent. Gasoline prices are up, but at $2.84 (AAA’s national average), they still seem far from “ouch” territory. Retailers, restaurants and summer vacation spots say business is good. The stock market is once again touching all-time highs. On Wednesday, the government said the economy grew at a 4.2 percent pace in the second quarter — faster than first thought. It's the fifth best quarter in fact, for the last decade.

And yet, says an Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research survey, 62 percent of Americans say the nation is on the wrong track. As for the man at the top, President Donald Trump’s approval — as measured by the FiveThirtyEight average of all polls — is an anemic 41.5 percent.

When the economy’s this good, the president usually gets the credit. In 1999 and 2000, during the last two years of Bill Clinton’s presidency, the stock market was booming, gas was cheap, people had money to burn. The unemployment rate dropped to 3.9 percent. Sounds familiar, right? Yet Clinton’s approval was in the 60s, at times hitting 66 percent — 25 percentage points higher than Trump now

These numbers spell trouble as the November midterms approach. The president’s name won’t be on any ballot, but midterms are always about the man in the Oval Office. FiveThirtyEight and two closely watched political forecasters — the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics and the Cook Political Report — all say the stage is set for a Democratic takeover of the House. This in turn could mean — as the president himself acknowledged on Fox News last week — that he could face impeachment next year.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opini...mn/1137453002/

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[blackascoal]

Trump disapproval hits 60 percent in new poll

Disapproval of President Trump reached 60 percent in a new ABC News/Washington Post poll, the highest those outlets have recorded throughout his tenure.

The results, released Friday, come at a challenging time for the Trump presidency, after his former longtime lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty in federal court, and his former campaign chairman Paul Manafort was found guilty on eight counts and faces yet another trial next month. Meanwhile, White House counsel Don McGahn is on his way out this fall, as Democrats aim to take control of the House come November. Mr. Trump's approval rating is still high among conservatives, but it has dropped from a high of 74 percent to 67 percent. And his approvals among white men without college education has also dropped 15 points -- from a high of 70 percent to 55 percent.

Mr. Trump, who often calls polls fake, has more to worry about, if this poll is accurate. A majority of those polled, 53 percent, believe he has tried to interfere with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation in a way that amounts to obstruction of justice, compared to 35 percent who believe has has not. Speaking of Mueller, Americans are broadly supportive of him and his investigation, according to the ABC-Washington Post poll. The survey found 63 percent support Mueller's investigation into Trump associates, while 29 percent oppose it.

While the president has complained that Manafort's prosecution was unfair, the poll finds a majority of Americans think it was justified, 67 to 17 percent, and nearly half of Republicans agree with this. Sixty-six percent of Americans oppose a Trump pardon for Manafort, and 45 percent of Republicans also oppose a pardon.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-d...0-in-new-poll/

BADA_BOOM

[Life is Golden]

Another dummy citing libtard "polls".

Can't make this shit up.....they never learn.

[blackascoal]