@wereontheditch I would assume public defence and security spending contributes to FDI in all countries? Multinationals won't invest without infrastructure.
TRUMP: The NCAA has complied immediately. That's good. But I understand Maine -- is the governor of Maine here?
JANET MILLS: Yeah I'm here
TRUMP: Are you not gonna comply?
JM: I'm going to comply with state and federal law
T: You better do it bc you're not gonna get any federal funding at all
JM: See you in court
T: Enjoy your life after governor because I don't think you'll be in elected politics
@vektornft Comments on this thread are vile.
This woman committed no crimes, and was elected by the people of Galway.
People who call for citizens to be stripped of citizenship are traitors to the idea of an Irish republic.
Her husband was murdered. She came here, and contributes. Shame.
@declanganley Knocking 2c off fuel isn't gonna help. VAT and Excise Duty ups the price.
Irish people won't pay income tax or property taxes for infrastructure, so we have high sales taxes.
Laughable that right-wingers like Ganley want state support after the crisis , but never before.
@declanvarley He shot an injured trespasser crouched on the ground. He'd already winged him fleeing. It was an execution in front of the man's son.
Sympathy for an old farmer is fine, but to hail him a hero for killing a scared former mental asylum patient, cowering on the ground, is shameful
This conversation's gone bananas. Ring Road will be decent infrastructure for west of Ireland. It'll barely make a dent in Galway city congestion. #monorail
The Ring Road circles election conversations around Galway city — the Advertiser's Maxim Kelly found out the candidates' stances on it. @galwayad
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