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Trump launches his own 'propaganda' network
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politic...ietly-10943897
this is no blog driven site its directly attached to the POTUS The two clips are largely dominated by positive economic news, including the claim that the president has created over one million jobs since taking office. funny Obama created 11.3 million jobs and you talk to some Trumpanzees they wont give him credit But now with out any legislation to speak of Trump is getting credit for 1 million new Jobs and the stock market yet under during Obama’s time in office, the stock market “nearly tripled.” but the Trumpanzees will insist that didn't happen yet give Trump all the Credit for the market over 20k Where have we seen this done before .. Russia, china, N Korea, Iran, Venezuela, Syria we'll see were this goes... I am sure the faithful have no issues with state run News |
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Yes, terrible that there would be an official "News Section" from the campaign but for the most part wee still have a Free Press, not something in those other countries you mention. In fact NOTHING like those other countries. But the current news outlets were just as Pro-Obama as they are Anti-Trump. For one, I would greatly prefer an even baseline of love / hate so we can have a low bias news but that aintgonnahappen. As for Obama white house and influencing news I have one name: Ben Rhodes Quote:
RE: Jobs Obama created 11 million jobs over 8 years just after the economy lost 8.5 million jobs from 2008-2011, so if you add jobs lost during last year of Bush you are up around 2.5 million net jobs after the recovery. So over 8 years Obama created 2.5 mil net jobs (at lower wages on average than prior to recession). Trump may do that in 4 but we may have another recession too. So at best your talking point is that - a talking point, at worst it misrepresents numbers to push a narrative - what we all should be generally against. |
Did you expect them to talk about their failures and not boast about successes?
http://money.cnn.com/2017/08/06/medi...ign/index.html same story above but even CNN is not calling it propaganda but your "trumpanzees" label is funny, I have not heard that before, probably because I don't read Occupy Democrats propaganda I agree with John, would like to see a balanced/fair even reporting media |
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http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...erm=trumpanzee you vote in a reality TV personality you get reality TV behavior which gets you reality TV reporting ... blame the ring master its his circus in his dump white house |
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fact Obama was given no credit for stock market or Jobs growth.. But Magically trump gets credit from his base for Both .in 1st 6 months ... thats hypocrisy not a talking point |
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I am suspicious of stock market growth. I personally don't measure it as a success for a President's policies. Especially when, in my opinion, it occurs in times of slow job growth and weak business conditions. My opinion of Stock market booms under Obama was that it was fueled by the huge stimulus packages created by government pumped money into the banking and investment communities which was not based on actual strong business or job growth. It appeared that the major job growth under Obama was either in government, or in business that was heavily regulated and subsidized by government, and was weak in growth outside of major government influence where what growth occurred was not well paid. Trump seems to be attempting to grow the industrial base which traditionally provided well paying jobs for average folks, and depended on entrepreneurship rather government cronyism. Remains to be seen if his policies succeed in that direction. And if his own party backs his efforts. |
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Obama-backed green automaker Tesla Motors turns a profit | TheHill thehill.com/policy/.. Apr 1, 2016 - Tesla Motors' latest announcement is causing a stir, but the Obama administration has a reminder: this is also a governmental success story. Jul 5, 2017 - Tesla's Fremont factory was described by a female employee as a "predator zone" of harassment in a meeting attended by dozens May 18, 2017 - Tesla workers at the company's Fremont factory have detailed difficult work conditions where people pass out and face stress-induced injuries. 6 days ago - Elon Musk warns of 'manufacturing hell' to come—Tesla workers say factory safety is already worse than sawmills and slaughterhouses. May 18, 2017 - Workers at Tesla's California car factory have been passing out and requiring rides in ambulances life in the federally funded, environmentally conscious workers paradise, unionization will probably fix all of that |
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the thing to watch is the revisions....with Obama and Clinton they would tout and celebrate good jobs numbers which were regularly revised downward a month or two later.....:confused: "Trumpanzees" is great and probably racist...but Trumpanzees vs. the Obamorons would be a fantastic Creature Double Feature |
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many of these so called Obama created jobs are a direct result of ObamaCare and changing the requirement for providing healthcare to 30 hours a week. Many part time 38hrs a week jobs instantly became 28 -29 hrs/week jobs. For every 38 hr per week job he created a "NEW" 28 hr per week part time job. My wife and my daughter were both victims of this when their part time jobs were dropped to less than 30 hours per week and their workplaces hired a few more part time employees to fill the gaps. This type of job creation hurts America more than helps it.
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For starters, you quoted someone else's post in with mine Secondly - what does your image have to do with our discussion? |
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As for that portion which lies in the realm of what we refer to as reality, when it has not been tinged with some imagination, creative or reflexive, for the most part, it has for me been functional, mundane, slightly or greatly boring, sometimes pleasant and sometimes frightening, harsh, or painful. Which, I suppose, is why I despise socialism. It is the essence of boredom. It is the casting of the human soul into the dungeon of a quotidian, standard, average, common, slavishly regulated life. It claims to be the ultimate system of life in reality. But I find it to be the nightmarish dream of opinionated idiots. Reality isn't everything. But it serves its purpose. And yes, I do "live in" its realms from time to time. Not as much as in the middle of my life when I was more active in getting and spending, more intensely desiring and procuring "real" things. I am thankful for having been given the chance in my childhood to dream, to imagine, to create fictitious empires in my head, to play. And in my latter years I often return to childish imaginations and play. My life has had its glut of reality. In that "real" space of living, I have had the opportunity to meet some people whom I have admired for their ability to get to the nut of what is "real." One that I remember most was an intellectually limited (retarded seems too cruel a word to define him) young man who weekly came to the reference section of the library asking to use a certain biographical dictionary, a pencil, and some note cards. He would, in the scholarly demeanor of a medieval student, sit at a desk, and open to the last page that he had previously read (he did his research in alphabetical order), and he would copy the next name onto the top of the card, and beneath that he would note "born" and "died." After each word, he would insert the date. He was compiling the basic reality of the lives of famous people--the fact that they were born and that they died and when. Everything in between was not essential. Just stuff which people of greater imaginative ability considered "real," but for someone who was attuned to only physical presence, not ideology or even fantasy, the great endeavors and accomplishments described as such were just words not attached to a real thing. The only "reality" was the people's existence and disappearance. What's your point? Do you imagine you have one? "Really"? |
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Secondly: really ? no one on the right complained about Obama use of executive orders ever .... its that pesty hypocrisy showing up again |
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from the guy who called Anthony Scaramucci better then spicy |
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And he is golfing more than Obama - something nobody thought possible and spending more time out of WH (current out being due to renovations scheduled by Obama admin). Trump is a complete and total hypocrite. I did not vote for him. I don't know at this stage if he will be worse than Obama and I still don't know if he is worse than Hillary would have been. If you want to go over hypocrisy between left and right, game on. |
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You have expressed satisfaction with getting what you want, so everything is fine with you. Others have complained about not being allowed to get what they want because government blocks them. I suppose, if you think the USA is just fine and not heading in any unjust or oppressive manner, then you think all we have to do is keep seeing through our different lenses to "look on things." I don't see how that works if, as you say, there is no intersection. If there is no principle of government on which we agree, then what we want for America will exclude one or the other of us from getting what we want. |
We're dealing with someone who has no strategy, no thought process.
Never before has the Pres. of NK said ".....be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen” The man is unstable. |
Good thing Pres. Trump's "first priority in office was to modernize our nuclear arsenal"
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I don't know if stable or not, but I don't think very detail oriented and frankly, he's working on the wrong crap. Quote:
Trump has initiated a "Nuclear Posture Review" which is something that each admin has done upon reaching the office. They are not done overnight, are expensive, and generally scary and expensive to resolve issues. |
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No good answers here but bluster isn't going to help. |
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