Donald Trump the Megathread part II - Mod Warning updated in OP 12/2/26

Flip-flop Number whatever from Trump suggesting that there'll be a change in his Admins undocumented aliens policy to allow some of them work on farms and in hotels WHILE paying taxes.

https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=80cc77d7ba1f3053c0728e83b693b282dc8d1b0c1804e7d75a98d2da3334413aJmltdHM9MTc1MTUwMDgwMA&ptn=3&ver=2&hsh=4&fclid=04f55f2f-e40c-6108-1379-4b9fe541609e&u=a1L3ZpZGVvcy9yaXZlcnZpZXcvcmVsYXRlZHZpZGVvP3E9SGFzK3RydW1wK2V4cHJlc3NlZCthK2NoYW5nZStpbitwb2xpY3krdG8rYWxsb3crdW5kb2N1bWVudGVkK2ltbWlncmFudHMrd29yaytvbitmYXJtcytpbit0aGUrVS5TJm1pZD02MUQ2MUM3ODA0MTMzOEZBMkNEQTYxRDYxQzc4MDQxMzM4RkEyQ0RBJkZPUk09VklSRQ&ntb=1

I had suggested some time ago that economic pressures would probably force the Trump administration to devise something like this. Not any great prediction, though. It just seemed like the only logical way to square that particular circle.

Did you even read the article you posted? Of course all the negatives will be ignored eh?

Despite the bigger-than-expected rise in payrolls, job growth is slowing, mostly reflecting tepid hiring… Indicators, including the number of people filing for state jobless benefits and receiving unemployment checks, have pointed to labour market fatigue after a strong performance that shielded the economy from recession as the US Fed aggressively tightened monetary policy to combat high inflation. Most economists expect the jobless rate will rise through the second half of this year, and potentially encourage the Fed to resume its monetary policy easing cycle in September.

Any reason why you aren't willing to discuss the hits to Medicaid? Or are you just with deaths and debt that it will be responsible for?

Try read the article, not the headline.

Indicators, including the number of people filing for state jobless benefits and receiving unemployment checks, have pointed to labour market fatigue after a strong performance that shielded the economy from recession as the US Fed aggressively tightened monetary policy to combat high inflation.

Most economists expect the jobless rate will rise through the second half of this year, and potentially encourage the Fed to resume its monetary policy easing cycle in September.

Classic Trump supporter stuff though.

saw an interesting press conference from Florida yesterday with Trump and De Santos where they were giving out about Bidens census that they reckon didn’t give red states enough Republican reps.

Their plan is next year to get more Republican seats for the likes of Florida and Arizona and less for blue states. You can see the fix is already being planned.

If I'm understanding CNN correctly, the holdout GOP members from yesterday have fallen in line with the rest of their elected fellows which means they have stuck their collective head up a certain persons lower orifice, with or without using his new scent as a medical relief, and his Finance Bill will be on his desk for signature one day before the deadline he set, 04th July.

Edit: It seems I may have been a bit premature… CNN is reporting now that the speaker has taken his seat so the vote may take place now.

Everything is falling into place now in my head. Paramount pay Trump $16 Million in damages. I was thinking at the time why are Paramount so soft? They could have easily overturned that lawsuit. A monkey could have overturned that lawsuit.

But then I see that Paramount is looking to close an $8 billion merger with Skydance Media that will require final approval from the Trump administration. 😉😉

I really am looking forward to the floods of "I didn't think it was going to impact me, I need my meds" that flow in from red states.

They deserve every single piece of it.

"I'm a 67 year old mother of two beautiful boys from Arkansas. I've voted for President Trump three times and I was proud to do it. But today I've lost my medicare and no longer have access to the meds I need to treat my chronic migraines. I'm sitting here crying and cursing the day I ever laid eyes on Joe Biden, for I know that this is all his fault, somehow."