@SolaSixMillion Israel lobby is 76% of the House.
Conflating jews with the current Israeli regime is a slander upon jews and very irresponsible. I don’t want the jews I love to get tarred with that evil brush.
So under full Republican control, the Republican controlled Senate can’t pass the Save America Act for election integrity, the House just passed a bill giving another $9 billion to Ukraine, Republicans are planning to merge our military with Israel’s military while Trump has us in another foreign war that’s costing $2 billion a day and has driven gas over $4.50, and not a single person has been held accountable for the pedo Epstein files.
@EWErickson You probably don’t need to oppress the population to keep them in line when their homeland is attacked and a a couple hundred girls are killed on day 1.
“Reopen Hormuz by force”
Are you kidding me? Are your followers still so retarded as to believe it’s been a failure of will?
@Ceatharnach@jeremykauffman That’s not how it works. They immediately spend all your contributions.
There’s no kind of deal here. No kind of ledger. You pay in current year because you have to, and they spend it in current year however they want.
@TheAmer96874779@draloneboy When reality takes you by surprise, maybe it’s a signal that your information sources suck and have been filling your head with propaganda.
@EWErickson You warmongers always say the same thing about your failed adventures: We coulda won if we really tried!
The Strait closure and Iran’s escalation dominance was the easiest thing to predict. Blaming “dithering” is just a weak cope.
@MansOSteel@gummibear737 Just seek out dissenters, and you’ll start to figure it out. Piers Morgan does a pretty good job of brining on people with different views. Lot’s of good podcasters. Tucker Carlson has been good and Dave Smith.
@gummibear737 When you become confused by events in this way, it might be time to question whether your information sources are filling your head with propaganda.
How is super low fix rate debt risky? Literally the only risk is that rates fall even lower, turning a positive spread negative.
But he and his wife are top 0.1% earners. If rates they can earn drop below his loans (unlikely), he can pay them off then. Even if he and his wife both suddenly face drastic drop in income (very unlikely), he has enough wealth to handle it.