Seth Moulton getting blown out by an 80-year-old incumbent in an environment where Democratic voters are willing to sacrifice their own grandparents for fresh blood may be the biggest indictment of centrism yet.
Turns out voters don’t like politicians who stand for nothing!
Yesterday’s bond market selloff is a a ringing alarm bell about the future of the economy under Trump’s mismanagement.
Treasury bonds are the pillars of America’s economy. When they shake, the whole thing shakes. Traders are selling them off because they understand that Trump’s war and trade war are making things more expensive, and he’s pressuring the Fed to keep it from doing its job despite the rising inflation he’s creating. It’s triggering a lack of trust from the market—and a selloff.
Why’s he doing this? He’s risking the future of the economy itself to inject the economy with a temporary sugar high through the midterms for his political gain. What’s the consequence for us?
Everything is about to become a lot more expensive than it already is. Mike Rogers will say nothing because he’s corporate, corrupt, and a coward.
The Arby's in Knoxville deserves to be mentioned alongside the Colosseum and Acropolis.
Looking at it you'd half expect Indiana Jones to emerge from the woods looking for some mythical religious relic.
A testament to civilization conquering wilderness.
DB Matthew Jackson has made the #Titans 53-man roster per his agent Zach Spires. In addition to DB, Jackson was one of the gunners on punt team. He'll provide depth at safety and on special teams. Jackson signed with Tennessee as a UDFA out of Eastern Kentucky.
I needed to write something about Kane for my own sake, and it was just as therapeutic as I’d hoped.
If you believe in the romance of sport, I hope it’s a good read.
#COYS
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