Mike_Hunt

I won't give it a rest. Europe cannot defend itself. if the people of Europe had balls, they would stand up to Russia. You people are pathetic.

I love the Dems hypocrisy.

The people of Europe are useless.

You are 100% correct. Europe is a continent of cowards.

Europe neglected defense spending for decades and the chickens are coming home to roost.

Sounds like a tax on the rich. You all love higher taxes on the rich.

What do you mean boy manipulation of data sets. I provide the real data from the BLS website.

You are trying JoeFlation peaking at over 9% is not a peak? At this point, you are arguing for the sake of an argument.

The largest drivers of the deficit are the social programs. When spending is over 19% of the GDP there will be a budget deficit.

They don't have 330 million people and open borders.

What I started was true. Joe Biden gave us a peak of 9% inflation.

How did Trump crash the economy?

The data points show that Joe Biden had the highest rate of inflation since Jimmy Carter.

They toss around some lame spin.

OMG....Joe Biden gave us a peak of 9% inflation. Go away.

Nice spin. Joe's last month as POTUS inflaton was 3.0%. Under Joe Biden we watched prices increase by over 20%.

It's their natural state.

In the history of the United States, several presidents have declared martial law, either nationally or in specific regions. Here are the key instances: 1. George Washington (1794) – Whiskey Rebellion Declared martial law in western Pennsylvania to suppress the Whiskey Rebellion, a tax protest. Sent federal troops to enforce order. 2. Abraham Lincoln (1861-1865) – Civil War Declared martial law and suspended habeas corpus in some areas. Used military tribunals for civilians in rebellion states. Justified it as necessary to preserve the Union. 3. Ulysses S. Grant (1871) – Ku Klux Klan Act Declared martial law in parts of South Carolina to combat the KKK’s violence. Used federal troops to restore order. 4. Franklin D. Roosevelt (1941-1945) – World War II Did not declare martial law nationwide but allowed it in Hawaii after the Pearl Harbor attack. Military rule lasted until 1944. 5. Harry S. Truman (1950) – Korean War (Steel Seizure Case) Attempted to take control of steel mills during the war but was ruled unconstitutional in Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer (1952). Did not fully implement martial law, but it was a significant constitutional crisis. 6. Dwight D. Eisenhower (1957) – Little Rock Crisis Sent federal troops to enforce desegregation in Little Rock, Arkansas. Did not formally declare martial law but used military force to maintain order. 7. John F. Kennedy (1962) – Ole Miss Integration Crisis Sent federal forces to ensure James Meredith could enroll at the University of Mississippi. Again, not a full martial law declaration but a significant use of military force domestically. 8. Lyndon B. Johnson (1968) – Civil Rights & Riots Sent troops to control riots following Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination. No formal martial law declaration but heavy federal military presence in cities.

I'm glad Trump has alienated the people in Europe. Maybe they will get off their flat asses and deal with Russia.

You can call me Mr Awsome.

Hey, @spidermike007 what do you think of the Democrats governing the USA to unsustainable federal budgets?

This is lowbrow entertainment for the <deleted>

No one cares about Denmark.

1) Immigration is under control after the Biden disaster. 2) Are tax cuts good for the lower class?

Please give us your prediction for the record. Then we can review it in the upcoming months.