How dare you contradict your god, the chosen and MD, , Donald J Trump? There is NO recession. It is all fake news.
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Should he run for a second term ?
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How dare you contradict your god, the chosen and MD, , Donald J Trump? There is NO recession. It is all fake news.
It is very likely that he will not vacate even if he loses.
And a recent decision by a court has stated that the electors of the Electoral College can ignored the voters' decision. So, Trump can coerce or bribe these electors to cast votes for him.
Ah yes, the 'tax cuts benefit the rich ('1%')' talk again from a typical libtard/socialist type.
The truth is that the tax cuts help the middle class, the working class. Ordinary people.
Ironically, if you're worried about a 'budget deficit' from the tax cuts, just look at how those libtard/socialist vermins have frittered away taxpayer money on stupid shit e.g. spending on illegal aliens.
You talk in generalities because if numbers are used, you will be found to be lying. That's what CONmen do.
i've been asked to join the 2020 trump re-erection committee.
I hope you help to get Trump re-erected. I simply love the way he irritates so many people. 
Trump .. the chosen one
WASHINGTON — King of Israel? The second coming? The chosen one?
President Donald Trump is known to have a healthy ego. But a string of comments Wednesday went to a higher level.
First, Trump thanked conservative radio host and supporter Wayne Allyn Root for his praise. In a tweet, Trump quoted Root calling the president "the best president for Israel in the history of the world" and claiming Jewish people in Israel love Trump "like he's the King of Israel. They love him like he's the second coming of God."
The messianic imagery may have stuck in Trump's head. Later in the day, as the president was defending his trade war with China, he cast himself as a reluctant warrior. Somebody had to do it and he was the one, he told reporters.
"I am the chosen one," he said, turning and looking up to the sky. "Somebody had to do it."
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Nah ... he ain't Jesus .
WASHINGTON — King of Israel? The second coming? The chosen one?
President Donald Trump is known to have a healthy ego. But a string of comments Wednesday went to a higher level.
First, Trump thanked conservative radio host and supporter Wayne Allyn Root for his praise. In a tweet, Trump quoted Root calling the president "the best president for Israel in the history of the world" and claiming Jewish people in Israel love Trump "like he's the King of Israel. They love him like he's the second coming of God."
The messianic imagery may have stuck in Trump's head. Later in the day, as the president was defending his trade war with China, he cast himself as a reluctant warrior. Somebody had to do it and he was the one, he told reporters.
"I am the chosen one," he said, turning and looking up to the sky. "Somebody had to do it."
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Nah ... he ain't Jesus .
If recession were to come, what is the cause ?
We all know the 1990s recession was caused by the oil price shock, 2001 recession was caused by the dot com bubble burst and Sep 11 terrorist attacks and the 2008 recession was caused by the housing and sub-prime crisis.
But what will cause the US recession in 2020 ?
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it may happen if a liberal or socialist democrat is erected, but will be forestalled if trump is erected again. for the next 2 years, gdp growth may be reduced by 69% but a recession may not happen as economy in the heartland is sextremely buoyant and strong.
https://www.heartland.org/news-opin...ontinues-council-of-economic-advisers-reports
Trump bullying of China reminds me of this movie clip
Trump is not bullying China all he's asking for is fair trade.
Congrats, I am happy for you ...finally, you have come out. May God Trump bless you immensely. I can't imagine how delirious you will be rubbing shoulders with Stephen Miller, Peter Navarro etc. The reunion!
Fairness is relative. China buys US bonds to enable America to live like there is no tomorrow. That's fair exchange.
He is never asking for a fair trade. He want to win at others expense. If he is genuinely wanted a fair trade, just deal with the trade , and not Huawei and calling US businesses to exit China.
History has shown that it is the Republicans that create the mess and it is the Democrats that come in to clean it up. Check it up yourself.
It's actually the other way round. While things seem to be running more smoothly under the democrats it's actually because they are allowing other countries to walk all over them at America's expense.
This was blatantly obvious during that useless Obama's presidency. China made full use of his weak leadership an inaction to strengthen their hand in the world order, Iran ripped the US off for Billions and used it to fund ISIS which again was a result of Obama refusing to take a stand against Islam.
Thank God for Trump or we'd all be fucked!
What do you call a man who habitually flip-flops his decision ? The Roti Prata man .
(CNN)President Donald Trump -- irritable and inconsistent on the world stage -- raised, dashed and then raised again hopes for an easing of his fast worsening trade war with China that is threatening the global economy.
The G7 summit in France unfolded in the now familiar manner of Trump's foreign trips. The United States, once the fulcrum of the Western alliance, was isolated. Foreign leaders who once looked to the US for direction largely tried not to antagonize a volatile American President. And Trump battled with the media, reacted furiously to any criticism of his performance and left whip lashed aides scrambling to explain his public comments.
The President's reversals and recriminations over the weekend recalled a wild day in Washington on Friday when his fury at Beijing's decision to hit back at his tariff assaults sent stock markets into turmoil and triggered extreme concern about a worsening standoff with China.
At one stunning moment on Sunday, Trump seemed to indicate he regretted his trade duel with China in comments that rocketed around the world amid concern about its economic impact. "I have second thoughts about everything," he said, leaving critics to hope the President was trying to make himself political room to deescalate the showdown.
But Trump, who hates to look like he's being backed into a corner or is climbing down, then sent out his aides to say that on the contrary, his only regret was not being tougher on China.
And then on Monday, during an exchange with reporters, Trump flipped back into a softer position.
Speaking in France, Trump said "China called last night" to relay a desire to return to negotiations. He described the calls as "productive."
(CNN)President Donald Trump -- irritable and inconsistent on the world stage -- raised, dashed and then raised again hopes for an easing of his fast worsening trade war with China that is threatening the global economy.
The G7 summit in France unfolded in the now familiar manner of Trump's foreign trips. The United States, once the fulcrum of the Western alliance, was isolated. Foreign leaders who once looked to the US for direction largely tried not to antagonize a volatile American President. And Trump battled with the media, reacted furiously to any criticism of his performance and left whip lashed aides scrambling to explain his public comments.
The President's reversals and recriminations over the weekend recalled a wild day in Washington on Friday when his fury at Beijing's decision to hit back at his tariff assaults sent stock markets into turmoil and triggered extreme concern about a worsening standoff with China.
At one stunning moment on Sunday, Trump seemed to indicate he regretted his trade duel with China in comments that rocketed around the world amid concern about its economic impact. "I have second thoughts about everything," he said, leaving critics to hope the President was trying to make himself political room to deescalate the showdown.
But Trump, who hates to look like he's being backed into a corner or is climbing down, then sent out his aides to say that on the contrary, his only regret was not being tougher on China.
And then on Monday, during an exchange with reporters, Trump flipped back into a softer position.
Speaking in France, Trump said "China called last night" to relay a desire to return to negotiations. He described the calls as "productive."
It's the reporting that flip flops not the President. It goes without saying that in the process of negotiations things will ebb and flow as a mutually acceptable deal is worked out.
The press should simply wait for the outcome instead of trying to second guess what is going on. Of course in this day and age of click bait it's open season for all sorts of outlandish headlines to appear on a daily basis.
China's top trade official says he hopes for 'calm' resolution to tariff war: report
By Mike Murphy
Published: Aug 25, 2019 11:56 p.m. ET
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China hopes to resolve the trade war with the U.S. through "calm" negotiations and is not seeking to escalate tensions, Vice Premier Liu He said Monday, according to Reuters. Citing a transcript from a tech conference in Chongqing, China, Reuters reported that Liu, who has led trade negotiations with the U.S., said no one benefits from a trade war. "We are willing to resolve the issue through consultations and cooperation in a calm attitude and resolutely oppose the escalation of the trade war," Liu said, according to Reuters. "We believe that the escalation of the trade war is not beneficial for China, the United States, nor to the interests of the people of the world." Tensions rose Friday when President Donald Trump vowed to increase tariffs against Chinese goods, and on Sunday the White House said Trump regretted not raising them even higher. The increased tensions sent Asian stock markets falling Monday, as well as U.S. stock futures.
By Mike Murphy
Published: Aug 25, 2019 11:56 p.m. ET
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China hopes to resolve the trade war with the U.S. through "calm" negotiations and is not seeking to escalate tensions, Vice Premier Liu He said Monday, according to Reuters. Citing a transcript from a tech conference in Chongqing, China, Reuters reported that Liu, who has led trade negotiations with the U.S., said no one benefits from a trade war. "We are willing to resolve the issue through consultations and cooperation in a calm attitude and resolutely oppose the escalation of the trade war," Liu said, according to Reuters. "We believe that the escalation of the trade war is not beneficial for China, the United States, nor to the interests of the people of the world." Tensions rose Friday when President Donald Trump vowed to increase tariffs against Chinese goods, and on Sunday the White House said Trump regretted not raising them even higher. The increased tensions sent Asian stock markets falling Monday, as well as U.S. stock futures.
I think you got it wrong. If it has not been for iran, iraq would be overrun by IS. And syria seeked iran's assistance against IS.
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