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konfab said:
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RIP Kim
 
konfab said:
The media doesn't help. Heck look at this thread and all its forefathers :p

Trump just generates news wherever he goes.
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People are tuning in to the White House briefings because they are concerned about coronavirus, and not because they necessarily want to see Trump. Trump however thinks that they're watching because they want to see him.
 
konfab said:
The media doesn't help. Heck look at this thread and all its forefathers :p

Trump just generates news wherever he goes.
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Correction: *president* Trump generates news. Regular Donnie was occasionally page six business news, page three in the entertainment section and back page society news.

Just ask John Baron, John Miller and David Dennison.
 
greg0205 said:
Correction: *president* Trump generates news. Regular Donnie was occasionally page six business news, page three in the entertainment section and back page society news.

Just ask John Baron, John Miller and David Dennison.
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Trump after he announced his candidacy for president generates news.

Posting this little gem.
 
greg0205 said:
Correction: *president* Trump generates news. Regular Donnie was occasionally page six business news, page three in the entertainment section and back page society news.

Just ask John Baron, John Miller and David Dennison.
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Circus attraction.

www.nytimes.com

Opinion | The Trump Circus (Published 2018)

The president has latched onto his supporters, and they onto him, in a symbiotic last-ditch shot at survival.
www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com

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konfab said:
Trump after he announced his candidacy for president generates news.

Posting this little gem.
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And how does that change anything thing I posted?

You know who Andrew Yang was before he ran? How about mayor Pete?

Take away the 'president' part and you're left with a cancelled teevee show host and failed business man.

I mean, remember all of those Trump threads *before* 2015?

No?

Neither do I.
 
greg0205 said:
And how does that change anything thing I posted?

You know who Andrew Yang was before he ran? How about mayor Pete?

Take away the 'president' part and you're left with a cancelled teevee show host and failed business man.

I mean, remember all of those Trump threads *before* 2015?

No?

Neither do I.
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It was a correction when you said president Trump.
Trump caused a media frenzy in more ways than any other candidate in modern history.

And the fact that you call him a failed business man when he fairly rich because of his businesses is laughable. Yeah, he had a silver spoon in his mouth, but money doesn't last very long if you don't put it to work. Especially if you have tacky taste and no class.
 
konfab said:
It was a correction when you said president Trump.
Trump caused a media frenzy in more ways than any other candidate in modern history.

And the fact that you call him a failed business man when he fairly rich because of his businesses is laughable. Yeah, he had a silver spoon in his mouth, but money doesn't last very long if you don't put it to work. Especially if you have tacky taste and no class.
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$413 000 000,00 buys you some silver spoon, and I recon I could make it last a while...
 
Man married to an immigrant stops cheques to US citizens married to... immigrants.

These U.S. citizens won’t get coronavirus stimulus checks — because their spouses are immigrants

She works as a film producer and her small business has ground to a halt, forcing her and her husband to eat red beans and rice most nights, scramble to find small business loans and apply for medical assistance for their two children.

So the 44-year-old woman from the Midwest, who asked that her name not be used to protect her privacy, has had to bite her tongue as friends have celebrated the arrival of economic stimulus checks.

As a U.S. citizen whose children are also U.S. citizens, she is excluded from the government’s $2-trillion coronavirus financial relief package because she files her taxes jointly with her husband, a Mexican citizen from Guadalajara.

“It’s the biggest slap in face that the government left us out,” she said. “It’s already such a stressful time. This just increases the stigma and feeling of shame. It feels like a very big betrayal.”

More than 1 million U.S. citizens, in states as far afield as California and Pennsylvania, have been blocked from receiving stimulus checks because they are married to immigrants who don’t have Social Security numbers.
Some are frontline workers employed in hospitals, police departments and public transit. Others have been laid off or are working fewer hours as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The government’s CARES Act offers $1,200 to Americans earning up to $75,000 in adjusted gross income and who have a Social Security number and $500 for each child. But it excludes millions of tax-paying immigrants who do not have legal status — and it also blocks U.S. citizens if they file a joint tax return with a spouse who does not have a Social Security number.

“It’s just fundamentally unfair, and it’s really, really targeted to hurt,” said Randall Emery, president of American Families United, a nonprofit that advocates for U.S. citizens married to immigrants.

“It’s such a basic thing that the government would protect its own citizens and the government is really abandoning U.S. citizens when they need help the most,” he added. “A lot of people really need this just to survive.”
The exclusion affects millions of U.S. citizens, including children. About 1.2 million immigrants who lack legal status are married to a U.S. citizen, according to the Migration Policy Institute.

According to the law, any family that files taxes with an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, which the Internal Revenue Service issues to workers who lack Social Security numbers, cannot receive an Economic Impact Payment — unless one spouse is a member of the U.S. Armed Forces.

“It’s a deliberately cruel carve-out,” said Manar Waheed, senior legislative and advocacy counsel with the American Civil Liberties Union. “In creating an exception for military families, they very, very deliberately left all of these other people out of the cash rebate.”
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