In the same day he's bitching and moaning about rising gas prices increasing costs of consumer goodsTraditionKU wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 3:12 pm it sucks in the short term, but where’s the harm in keeping people from driving as much?
if makes people like mich bitch and moab about it...good
Shit (if you're long and the market is substantially down) happens.
I am buying blue chips during this dip for sure. Apple etc type stocks will be at a huge discount in the coming days maybe even weeks. It won't last long imo.
Smart. Someday i will get there. I am still only capable of small local real estate moves.
I'd also note that the Republican bleating on and on about deficits...has not been consistent with their actions when at the controls. It's a political tool, no more, no less. And one consistently used in bad faith.Mjl wrote: ↑Tue Sep 21, 2021 9:44 am This is one place where both sides are not even.
Republicans blow up the deficit, Democrats allow for increase in the debt ceiling.
Democrats blow up the deficit (historically not as badly), and Republicans raise a huge fuss about the debt ceiling, and who knows when they are going to actually take that over the cliff and cause us to default.
I don't approve of either side's approach because the deficit needs to get under control and this Congress and President are spending insanely. But one side is just letting us drown while the other is actively pushing our head under water.
Hannity was whining about President Biden spending the weekend at a Delaware beach house and going for a bike ride while the world was allegedly falling apart around him after spending four years ignoring the hundreds and hundreds of rounds of golf played by Trump. Being consistent with their actions and messages is a concept now wholly irrelevant to the Right Wing establishment.jfish26 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 21, 2021 10:08 amI'd also note that the Republican bleating on and on about deficits...has not been consistent with their actions when at the controls. It's a political tool, no more, no less. And one consistently used in bad faith.Mjl wrote: ↑Tue Sep 21, 2021 9:44 am This is one place where both sides are not even.
Republicans blow up the deficit, Democrats allow for increase in the debt ceiling.
Democrats blow up the deficit (historically not as badly), and Republicans raise a huge fuss about the debt ceiling, and who knows when they are going to actually take that over the cliff and cause us to default.
I don't approve of either side's approach because the deficit needs to get under control and this Congress and President are spending insanely. But one side is just letting us drown while the other is actively pushing our head under water.
