but, But, BUT, Trumps polling numbers have dropped some....

Who won the 2020 presidential election? (Believe it or not that was the last election and was only 5 years ago.)

#66 | POSTED BY DONNERBOY AT 2025-07-29 01:18 PM | FLAG: Yep dems won, and those four years made a shoe-in for Trump to clean in the mess. Just think about that fact trump won both the Electoral and the Popular vote.

"Trump won both the Electoral College and the popular vote; in fact, Trump this year became only the second Republican to win the popular vote since 1988."

So thank you for you dem win in 2020 ; )

Jakob Ammen the namesake of the Amish sect was a tailor and had strict rules on the clothing of the followers. It's carried over hundreds of years to today. That's why for the "funny" looking clothing.

#34 | POSTED BY LAURAMOHR AT 2025-07-29 02:45 PM | FLAG: want to see some funny looking clothing -just look at what people were wearing in the mid 60s on through the 70s, and 80s, etc. : )

.. Among 1,920 respondents over the age of 62, 50 percent support eliminating the cap on earnings subject to payroll taxes, making it the most popular reform option by a wide margin. ...

#3 | POSTED BY LAMPLIGHTER AT 2025-07-28 02:45 AM | REPLY | NEWSWORTHY 1
Would be a good start, but would not bring in enough to make a difference without other major changes.

Peace prizes are only for those dems in the US who have accomplished nothing - like awarding one to obama before he even took office.

Folgers Crystals went up 3 dollars to 13.00 from 9.99. That's what it is today.

#8 | POSTED BY LAURAMOHR AT 2025-07-25 07:52 PM | FLAG: Guess you never follow any business news or you'd find out that:

Coffee shortage news reports: a timeline

Reports of a recent coffee shortage began appearing in news outlets around late 2024 and early 2025, with increasing frequency as prices rose and supply concerns mounted.
Here's a breakdown of the timeline:
December 2024:
News outlets reported that coffee prices were soaring due to droughts in Brazil and Vietnam, major coffee-producing countries.
Concerns about the 2025 harvest in Brazil pushed Arabica coffee prices to a record high on December 10th, surpassing a previous record set in 1977.
February 2025:
Stories highlighted rising coffee prices in various locations, including Tulsa, Oklahoma, attributing the increase to poor harvests and drought conditions in Brazil and Vietnam.
Wholesale Arabica coffee prices reached a new record of $4.30 a pound.
News reports detailed the impact of climate change on coffee production, noting that the cost of Arabica had jumped 70% and Robusta had doubled in price over the past year.
March 2025:
The global coffee trade was described as "grinding to a halt" due to brutal price hikes, with traders and roasters reducing purchases.
US coffee prices were expected to rise further as global supply chains continued to struggle.
April 2025:
Reports indicated that global coffee green exports were down 14.2% from the previous year, according to the International Coffee Organization.
May 2025:
Coffee prices surged sharply in April, driven by global supply shortages and increased production and shipping costs, according to Mexico Business News.
The price increase for roasted and instant coffee was the steepest monthly surge in recent years.
While some reports mentioned signs of hope for 2025 as production was expected to recover, concerns remained about potential future deficits.

Now I buy good coffee and grind the beans for a fresher cup. Reading the news in '24 I've stocked up on many bags before the price rose much and have enough stocked to last about a year when hopefully the prices may come down, but if they don't I have been for months now and will continue to drink ones that cost me about 7 to 8 dollars a bag.

Come-on libbies; tell us you want to go back to the economic good old days of biden economy -I'll wait.

Mad World by Puddles Pity Party

So I guess you are longing the good old days of BIdenomics.... ; )

Johnny Jenkins - Bad News

GM profit shrinks despite stronger sales
Automaker warns tariff impact will be greater next quarter

I love the ocean but could never understand those who what to spend time packed on a cruise ship with thousands of strangers. If I won a berth on one, i'd give it away as never been interested.

fyI: "The average cruise ship can hold around 3,000 passengers. However, this number can vary significantly depending on the size and type of ship, with some mega-ships accommodating over 6,000 passengers."

FYI: "NPR receives approximately 1% of its total funding directly from the U.S. federal government. While this direct funding is a small percentage, NPR's member stations receive an additional 8% to 10% of their funding indirectly from the federal government through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB)."

If they want to keep in business, I'm sure they will manage.

#26 | POSTED BY IDEPENDANT97 AT 2025-07-19 07:17 AM | REPLY | FLAG:

FYI:
"The term "Bandersnatch" originates from Lewis Carroll's works, specifically his 1871 novel Through the Looking-Glass. In the book, it refers to a fierce, mythical creature known for its speed and ferocity. The word itself is a combination of "frumious," meaning "fuming and furious"

Incorrect as liberals like to listen to liberals as they are constantly 'preaching to their choir'.

FYI: Trump banned Epstein from Mar-A-Largo in about 2007 after he hit on an underage teen daughter of one of the club members.

Operative words like 'could' always suspect.

Come at me, bro. I'd rip off your head and ---- down your neck.

#21 | POSTED BY LEGALLYYOURDEAD AT 2025-07-19 02:40 PM | FLAG: Tickles me when a wussie libbie 'talks' like they are a badass : )

They were there to back up the local police who were under attack by illegals and leftist nutzoids - not to arrest people.

Funny, most consumers pay RETAIL prices

He is a picker of cherries.

#13 | POSTED BY REDIAL AT 2025-07-17 11:31 AM | FLAG: The PPI is what influences the retail costs, as if it goes up very much, so then does the retail.

Just allowing the owners of their 401k, more choices. My wife's 401k has a varsity of mutual fund choices and the ones we picked have done decently with a high yield bond fund, utilities fund, large cap, medium cap and small cap funds, as well as emerging markets funds, etc. No problem with additional individual companies being offered as still up to the owners of the 401k.

You mean like those costs surged under biden&company's [his handlers]?

GOOGLE AI OVERVIEW: In recent years, particularly since 2021, the average residential electricity bill in the United States has seen a notable increase.
Here's a summary of the trends and factors involved:
Rising Electricity Prices: The average residential electricity rate in the US has accelerated its upward trend since 2021, after remaining relatively modest for the previous decade.
Significant Increase in 2022: In 2022 alone, the average residential electricity bill increased by 13% nominally, rising from $121 to $137 monthly. Adjusting for inflation, this represents a 5% increase.
Factors Contributing to the Rise:
Inflation: High inflation during this period has been a significant contributing factor to rising electricity prices.
Increased Demand: Extreme temperatures (both hot and cold) have led to increased demand for heating and cooling, thereby driving up electricity consumption and prices.
Fuel Costs: Higher fuel costs for power plants, particularly natural gas, have also played a role in pushing up electricity prices.
Grid Modernization: Investment in upgrading and maintaining the aging electricity grid infrastructure contributes to higher transmission and distribution costs, which are reflected in electricity bills.
Policy Shifts: The shift toward renewable energy sources and away from fossil fuels, while having long-term environmental benefits, can create short-term cost pressures and require investments in grid modernization and backup generation capacity.
Economic Recovery & Growth: Post-pandemic economic recovery and growth, combined with the increasing electricity demand from sectors like data centers, are also impacting electricity prices.
Forecasted Continued Increases: The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) expects retail electricity prices to continue increasing through 2026, and to outpace overall inflation during this period.
In essence, while various factors are at play, including inflation and increased demand due to weather and economic activity, the average electricity bill in the US has demonstrably increased in the years coinciding with the Biden administration.

Willing to bet that those missing minutes came to you courtesy of the biden administration.

Still wondering why biden&company didn't release the files during the four years they had them.....

Most likely video was modified a few years ago, you know, when the dems were in charge...