Wrong. Warren will get the nomination. Interest in Biden will go down the toilet, and he will skate. Just as happened to Hillary. People/prosecutors will conclude that the poor baby ended out being trashed in the primaries and relegated to the dustbin of history so enough is enough. Regular folks, however, should not try their tricks at home.
You're an idiot. I like Biden and think he's a good guy, but I really didn't and don't expect him to get the nomination. He has a wealth of experience and wants to do right by the country, but is not quite as quick on his feet, which I think will count for more as the time to choose a nominee approaches. You're the only one in the toilet. Beware of the flush.
Trump needs to understand that we are a global community. There is no room for patriotism when it comes to economic interests... "In a forceful address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York the President also delivered a savage critique of globalism saying its “religious pull” had caused leaders to lose sight of their own country’s needs..." We depend on other countries for our economic lively hood. We cannot live in a vacuum, like North Korea or some of these other dictatorships. And so WHAT about the fucking IP theft? How was our economy growing so strongly since the beginning of time with all this IP theft going on? It did not affect us enough then, or now, to impede our economy's expansion. It is now Trump's trade war that is impeding our expansion (and the world's). It is his insistence that we MUST NO LONGER SELL OUR WIDGETS that is causing us to sell less widgets. Mr. small company in the USA, lower the cost of manufacturing your product, and thus lower the cost of your widget for the consumer, and we will buy from you. If you do not, we will buy your widget from the cheapest place possible. It does not matter where it comes from, but we, the CONSUMER, demand the lowest price possible. If your licensed IP product is cheeper to be made in Mexico, where there is no IP theft (if you really fucking believe that, you are gullible), we will but it if it is sourced there, so what? We want CHEEP SHIT! Why is this so hard to understand? Make your products in the USA cheaper than they can make it in China, and we will buy your shit. Can you do that? Nope. Tariffs will not save you. If you hope to make gobs of money by forcing everyone to buy your widget if it can only be made in the USA for 5 times the price, well, guess what...We will just buy another widget, from some other place, where it is cheeper. So we pay LESS. In what other country, other than the USA, do you see such a saturation of "Dollar stores"? So the cheep shit already made in China, we can't even sell in regular stores, because they are too expensive for the consumers' tastes. So we have a slew of super-discount stores thriving because we want it even cheeper. Go ahead, raise that minimum-wage to $15 bux per hour, reduce the profit margins on your products, and see how your shareholders respond.
https://trumpgolfcount.com/ https://www.aol.com/article/finance...g-with-taxpayers-picking-up-the-tab/23732835/ Trump’s golf costs: $102 million and counting, with taxpayers picking up the tab Donald Trump’s golf habit has already cost taxpayers at least $102 million in extra travel and security expenses, and next month will achieve a new milestone: a seven-figure presidential visit to another country so he can play at his own course. U.S. taxpayers have spent $81 million for the president’s two dozen trips to Florida, according to a HuffPost analysis. They spent $17 million for his 15 trips to New Jersey, another $1 million so he could visit his resort in Los Angeles and at least $3 million for his two days in Scotland last summer ― $1.3 million of which went just for rental cars for the massive entourage that accompanies a president abroad. And, notwithstanding Trump’s campaign promise that if elected he would not play golf at all, the White House has done preliminary work for Trump’s visit to his resort on the west coast of Ireland next month, according to Irish media and government sources, even though no official meeting with Irish leaders is planned in the capital, Dublin.