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please redneck-ify this statement. Leo, you are a sexual intellect with very little grasp of reality in America.
"Leo, you’re a slick-talkin’ brainiac in the bedroom, but you ain’t got a lick of sense ‘bout what’s really goin’ on in ‘Merica."
I will admit,whole heartedly, that is damn near exactly the way I would have said it to you if you were standing here! This Grok thing is Smart,
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"TRUMP-the best President in American history!!! Get over it!"
I replied:
"Prove it. What has he done for us?"
You replied:
"Let me see-He closed the border, cut taxes, brought trillions of dollars back into Our Country with tariffs, ended a handful of wars to try and make this a peaceful world! Want more? The last President and his goons tried to destroy us and now we're on the right track to saving America! And He's just getting started! WTFU!!!
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Okay.
He did NOT close the border. At best he slowed down the crossings.
Taxes. Republicans admit there is a problem with the broad tax and health care law they passed this summer.
They are hoping a new name, and some ready cash, can fix it.
It was called the One Big Beautiful Bill for months, a nod to President Trump’s desire for Republicans to pass his agenda into law through one, not two, pieces of legislation. But the party in recent weeks has had to switch things up. With polls showing the legislation to be unpopular with the public,
He did NOT end any wars.
The tariffs are bringing tons of cash into the Federal coffers, but, it's going to pay for the loss of huge tax cuts to large corporations and multimillionaire buddies. That is costing the public to pay more for imported goods witch is a huge amount.
Whatever the last president did or did not do, has little, if anything, to do with the present. He's been president for eight months and prices keep moving up. Inflation is going up. The job market is going down. The Ukrain/Russia war is still going on. Gaza is still at war. Canadians are boycotting our products and tourism is way down. The crops are not being harvested.
Yes, he is just getting started. That's what's scary.
He promised he'd lower them and millions of people voted for that.
Has he done that?
Key Details
Overall trend:
The rate of food price inflation has slowed, but prices are still rising, not falling.
Recent increases:
Grocery prices saw their largest monthly jump in nearly three years in September 2025, with overall prices up 0.5% from July to August.
Year-over-year:
In the 12 months ending in August 2025, overall grocery prices were up nearly 3%.
Ok Phart, I hear you.
Answer: because he believes in him blindly so he'll deny everything no matter how true it is.
You can't reply.
I am looking at the shit, you are way the hell over there, unless the media tells you,you have no idea what is going on over here.and you soak it up like a sponge if it is negative.
Read his "reply". Once again, he's diffusing the matter, just like his supreme leader. I was speaking about trump's promises that prices would go down. He ignored that.
Also, he thinks he knows what's going on in other countries when, in reality, he only knows what's going on in the boonies he lives in.
This kind of mentality, these kind of people, don't exist in many places in the world. Even the nomads i meet in the vast open places around here have much more understanding of the world and, more importantly, of what it means to be human, than imbeciles like phart and other maga clowns.
The average US American doesn't even know where Europe is, let alone how it is or functions.
Joel olsteen, he blows smoke up peoples ass's trying to tell them they can have it all by sending him some.
Kenneth copeland , oh my, where do I start? buys his own plane so he doesn't have to get into a long tube with a bunch of demons to travel and etc. sheesh,
so no, i don't watch televangelist either.
You have no concept of a struggle, you have no concept of working and achieving anything, no concept of defending yourself or anything.
I bet you can't even grow your own vegetables because they are sold to you so cheap it makes you soft and to lazy to even try. You are so dependent on the outside world if a economic collapse happened you are probably of the 1's that would jump off a building because you wouldn't know where your next latte would come from.
You sit there thinking you are smart since you can quote Socrates and probably can't even change a light bulb.
so go ahead and mock me, People like myself make plenty of money off dumbass's like you in the real world. '
And my ancestors left Europe for a reason, it is fucked up.
Nobody can quote Socrates you bozo, because Socrates wrote nothing.
Bury your head in a hole and shoot your neighbours with your guns.
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Now keep in mind i live near the chicken capital of the world Fredericksburg Pennsylvania and i buy my chicken factory direct it’s fresh and it’s cheaper
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What I don’t understand is how can a gallon of gasoline be cheaper than a gallon of milk, by the time you pump the crude out of the ground process it in the refineries ship it to the ports, truck it out to the stations and milk, just find a cow which there are plenty of them and milk it, does that sound too technical lol.
i miss those days of having our own stuff right here.
Inflation rising steadily
Though there has not been a broad rise in inflation, there has been a surge in prices of some goods exposed to tariffs. Businesses have been selling inventory accumulated before President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs kicked in, preventing inflation from spiraling.
Producers have also been absorbing some of the duties. Economists, however, do not expect this trend to continue indefinitely and expect businesses will at some point pass on the tariffs to consumers on a wider scale. Inventories were drawn down in the second quarter.
The Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index increased 0.3 per cent in August after gaining 0.2 per cent in July, the BEA said. In the 12 months through August, the PCE Price Index advanced 2.7 per cent. That was the biggest year-on-year increase since February and followed a 2.6-per-cent rise in July.
Excluding the volatile food and energy components, the PCE Price Index rose 0.2 per cent last month after increasing 0.2 per cent in July. In the 12 months through August, the so-called core inflation index increased 2.9 per cent after rising 2.9 per cent in July.
Having to settle for wholesale chicken or the cheaper brand is NOT how a healthy economy is supposed to work. You, Dgraff go ahead and “cackle”, but, you know, deep inside, this is not working.
Cash cards for seniors typically refer to Medicare flex cards offered through certain Medicare Advantage plans,
I've had it for years. I get $265/ month from my United Health advantage plan.
Thanks for your concern, though.
"hey CAT52! You old barn pig, delete your fake profile 95636. We know it's you."
Did you create a fake account and posted inappropriate gifts so I would use my points to clean it up?
That's so Chihuahua of you. 💩
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Ormond Scenic Loop and Trail is one of 'most scenic drives in Florida'
If you've never been, the Ormond Scenic Loop and Trail is a treasure to behold with sweeping ocean and river views aplenty, as well as parks and historic sites like the sugar mill ruins found on Old Dixie Highway.
In its description of the loop trail, World Atlas describes the pathway's "Old Florida" vibe, saying it "could be the closest thing to a live-oak tunnel you will come across in the Sunshine State."
The drive encompasses 34 winding miles, connecting several roads and highways, including a portion of S.R. A1A where you can see an old WWII submarine watch tower. Also not to be missed is Walker Boardman Land and High Bridge Road "where the live oaks and Spanish moss form a beautiful cathedral ceiling" and the sprawling, luxurious waterfront homes on John Anderson Drive.
World Atlas notes other highlights, such as The Casements, the former home of John D. Rockefeller; North Peninsula State Park; Bulow Creek State Park, a lush oasis with woodsy trails; and Tomoka State Park, especially if you want to see some wildlife.
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Yeah, not too long ago I attempted to do something nice for a member and surprisingly, they copped a for shit attitude. I shouldn’t be surprised, the member comes across as a very bitter person. Oh well, that’s on them.
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Oh, BTW, thanks for your effort
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