Turkey fans BOO during pre-match minute's silence for the victims of Paris attacks an

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I'm as tickled as the next guy about my increasing wealth (just sold today and going short end of week)

So will you turn on 45 when market is crashing?

Stock Alert! Stock Alert! Stock Alert!

If Larry is selling, that means it's time to buy!!!
As near a certainty as there is! This man's track record for predicting is abysmal.

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Let's not feed the alligators just yet: keep an open mind... I promise to vote for re-election if job rate and market continues into this establishment's influence 12 months from now. Deal?

It is a matter of years before an intended policy shift might affect the jobs numbers for good or ill, not weeks.

And it’s worth a reminder that the recent numbers are entirely consistent with the economy’s growth pattern for years. The 235,000 extra jobs that have Drudge and Mr. Trump so enthused are actually fewer than those in four of the 12 months of 2016. The unemployment rate has hovered between 4.6 percent and 5 percent for 18 consecutive months, since September 2015.

The difference is the jobs added most recently are more of the permanent full time type , not the " gig" jobs that the Obama economy . That's is supported by the ADP data , which measures payroll, and indeed the Government figures have been adjusted to closely resemble the ADP figures. Wages are also showing modest increases in many areas.

Democrats are out in force hammering the changes on Health Insurance, as Obama's Legacy will be difficult to save. What the public needs to understand, is that many of the issues Democrats are talking about will not be a factor if the economy continues to grow, as many economists think that Obama Care in itself has been responsible fro some of the lackluster economic performance under Obama.

Right now , once again Democrats are using class warfare , harping on
" tax cuts for the rich" , regarding the changes from a mandate and fines to a tax credit system. They are all about keeping people in the lower economic strata , staying as a dependent on the Government , rather then lifting them up and gaining traction in a different environment. Obama and the policies of Democrats have kept the GDP at an all time low for any recent sitting Presidential Administration.

The relaxing of regulations from Day one, the meetings with Unions, CEO's , manufactures, Tech gurus, etc, is more than what Obama ever attempted in his first days. This has made people more optimistic, as they see a President willing to listen , and reach out to actually hear what has never been heard before.

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The difference is the jobs added most recently are more of the permanent full time type , not the " gig" jobs that the Obama economy . That's is supported by the ADP data , which measures payroll, and indeed the Government figures have been adjusted to closely resemble the ADP figures. Wages are also showing modest increases in many areas.

Democrats are out in force hammering the changes on Health Insurance, as Obama's Legacy will be difficult to save. What the public needs to understand, is that many of the issues Democrats are talking about will not be a factor if the economy continues to grow, as many economists think that Obama Care in itself has been responsible fro some of the lackluster economic performance under Obama.

Right now , once again Democrats are using class warfare , harping on
" tax cuts for the rich" , regarding the changes from a mandate and fines to a tax credit system. They are all about keeping people in the lower economic strata , staying as a dependent on the Government , rather then lifting them up and gaining traction in a different environment. Obama and the policies of Democrats have kept the GDP at an all time low for any recent sitting Presidential Administration.

The relaxing of regulations from Day one, the meetings with Unions, CEO's , manufactures, Tech gurus, etc, is more than what Obama ever attempted in his first days. This has made people more optimistic, as they see a President willing to listen , and reach out to actually hear what has never been heard before.

I think it goes beyond the Democrats. You see some Republicans who are entrenched in Washington and want desperately to say "I told you so". McCain leading the charge. They hate that a true outsider has exposed them. Not business as usual. Trump is upsetting the apple cart at every level. More power to him!

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I think it goes beyond the Democrats. You see some Republicans who are entrenched in Washington and want desperately to say "I told you so". McCain leading the charge. They hate that a true outsider has exposed them. Not business as usual. Trump is upsetting the apple cart at every level. More power to him!

Strong voice for post-party thinking. Think like a citizen and not like a donkey or elephant.

Read broadly, not only your opinion and weigh historical evidence toward the development of western civilization. We all seem to realize freedom and social networking, access are key. We disagree on their levels.

Personally fed up with donkeys and elephants. Don't be an animal anymore.

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Let's not feed the alligators just yet: keep an open mind... I promise to vote for re-election if job rate and market continues into this establishment's influence 12 months from now. Deal?

It is a matter of years before an intended policy shift might affect the jobs numbers for good or ill, not weeks.

And it’s worth a reminder that the recent numbers are entirely consistent with the economy’s growth pattern for years. The 235,000 extra jobs that have Drudge and Mr. Trump so enthused are actually fewer than those in four of the 12 months of 2016. The unemployment rate has hovered between 4.6 percent and 5 percent for 18 consecutive months, since September 2015.

As shown in the past, unemployment numbers are pretty much meaningless. However, job participation numbers have ticked up and that's a good sign. As is wages going up.

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/10/peopl...amer-says.html

https://insiderlouisville.com/busine...rive-up-wages/

In February, average hourly wages rose 2.8 percent compared with the year before.
Additionally the types of jobs being increased is notable as they tend to be better paying then those created in past reports. About one quarter of these job created in the current report are in construction and manufacturing.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/10/b...bs-report.html

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The difference is the jobs added most recently are more of the permanent full time type , not the " gig" jobs that the Obama economy . That's is supported by the ADP data , which measures payroll, and indeed the Government figures have been adjusted to closely resemble the ADP figures. Wages are also showing modest increases in many areas.

Democrats are out in force hammering the changes on Health Insurance, as Obama's Legacy will be difficult to save. What the public needs to understand, is that many of the issues Democrats are talking about will not be a factor if the economy continues to grow, as many economists think that Obama Care in itself has been responsible fro some of the lackluster economic performance under Obama.

Right now , once again Democrats are using class warfare , harping on
" tax cuts for the rich" , regarding the changes from a mandate and fines to a tax credit system. They are all about keeping people in the lower economic strata , staying as a dependent on the Government , rather then lifting them up and gaining traction in a different environment. Obama and the policies of Democrats have kept the GDP at an all time low for any recent sitting Presidential Administration.

The relaxing of regulations from Day one, the meetings with Unions, CEO's , manufactures, Tech gurus, etc, is more than what Obama ever attempted in his first days. This has made people more optimistic, as they see a President willing to listen , and reach out to actually hear what has never been heard before.

"I’ve had more personal time with Trump in two months than I had with [Barack] Obama in eight years."

"I can call Donald Trump now, and he'll probably pick up. He picks up his phone. If you've got his number, he'll talk to you. Damnedest thing I ever seen in my life." - Senator Joe Manchin, D West Virginia

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"I’ve had more personal time with Trump in two months than I had with [Barack] Obama in eight years."

"I can call Donald Trump now, and he'll probably pick up. He picks up his phone. If you've got his number, he'll talk to you. Damnedest thing I ever seen in my life." - Senator Joe Manchin, D West Virginia

I agree with where you are going...but have to admit one thing Oranjina likes to do is talk. So, yeah, I can see how he's more accessible than the Aloof One. Not totally sure that's a good thing in the long run.

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SEN. RAND PAUL (on Face the Nation): Well, I think the first thing to realize is that I think everybody has been getting the story wrong.I doubt that Trump was a target directly of any kind of eavesdropping, but I am not saying it didn't happen. I think there's a very good chance it does. I don't have any special information.But the way it works is, the FISA court, through Section 702, wiretaps foreigners and then listens to Americans. It is a backdoor search of Americans. And because they have so much data, they can tap -- type Donald Trump into their vast resources of people they are tapping overseas, and they get all of his phone calls.And so they did this to President Obama. They -- 1,227 times eavesdrops on President Obama's phone calls. Then they mask him. But here is the problem. And General Hayden said this the other day. He said even low-level employees can unmask the caller. That is probably what happened to Flynn.They are not targeting Americans. They are targeting foreigners. But they are doing it purposefully to get to Americans.*

DICKERSON: OK.*So, your point is, the president would have been caught in a net -- or -- excuse me -- candidate Trump caught in a net, but not targeted directly.

PAUL: Or his associates.But it is very dangerous, because they are revealing that now to the public.

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"And as I've mentioned, we've all been quite content to demean government, drop civics and in general conspire to produce an unaware and compliant citizenry. The unawareness remains strong but compliance is obviously fading rapidly. This problem demands some serious, serious thinking - and not just poll driven, demographically-inspired messaging."

https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/3599

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I agree with where you are going...but have to admit one thing Oranjina likes to do is talk. So, yeah, I can see how he's more accessible than the Aloof One. Not totally sure that's a good thing in the long run.

It has been the complaint of many during the Obama years. It certainly was a problem when they were trying to get Obamacare passed and now we are left with the mess we have trying to get it fixed.

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It has been the complaint of many during the Obama years. It certainly was a problem when they were trying to get Obamacare passed and now we are left with the mess we have trying to get it fixed.

Totally agree. There was a smug arrogance about him, at least the way I perceived it.

Oranjina is a out-right punch you in the face arrogance. I actually prefer that.

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I think it goes beyond the Democrats. You see some Republicans who are entrenched in Washington and want desperately to say "I told you so". McCain leading the charge. They hate that a true outsider has exposed them. Not business as usual. Trump is upsetting the apple cart at every level. More power to him!

We all need to remember that when there were what, 16 different Repubs at one time striving to get noticed that Trump was the least liked out of all of them ? Attack after attack that he weathered quite well. They underestimated him just as the media and the Democrats did. McCain tried to take him down, Trump actually helped him, but it still wasn't enough.

McCain , despite his Veteran status basically stood by and watched as Veterans around the country have been mistreated , care has gone downhill, and the US Military itself needs a massive influx of money to get it back in fighting shape.

I believe the bottom line in all this is that many Americans, enough to put him in, were just sick and tired of the same two party nonsense, and the battles between them, with the American people ending up the losers time after time. When Nancy Pelosi can spend $ 20,000 a month on Office rent, and there are 45 million people on Food Stamps, the arrogance is front and center. When Obama Care was passed, she walked across the street with that giant Gavel in her hands , a big stunt while her lapdogs like John Larson leaned in for the photo shoot. No wonder they need to spend money on advertising to try and keep it afloat. They go down with the ship in recorded history.

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Totally agree. There was a smug arrogance about him, at least the way I perceived it.

Oranjina is a out-right punch you in the face arrogance. I actually prefer that.

So riddle me this ....let's not even consider "democrats" or the "resistance" as some non dem anti trump folks would describe themselves.

Let's look at those ....formerly known as GOP.....on the RIGHT wenhave the freedom caucus nutters denouncing the plan as "Obamacare light" then on the other side (not left but other side of GOP ) we have "DOA" in senate and republican governors SCREAMING about loss of Medicaid.

1/3 of all people in red state paradise Kentucky are dep Brent of fed for life insurance


So what does a good republican do? NOTHING.

ACA will
Never leave lol

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....1/3 depend of fed for health insurance lol in red red Kentucky where all
The White welfare is. They just want our tax dollars (makers) for themselves (takers)

I've been telling y'all for years where all today's welfare kings and queens live. White rural America. Be proud GOP

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So riddle me this ....let's not even consider "democrats" or the "resistance" as some non dem anti trump folks would describe themselves.

Let's look at those ....formerly known as GOP.....on the RIGHT wenhave the freedom caucus nutters denouncing the plan as "Obamacare light" then on the other side (not left but other side of GOP ) we have "DOA" in senate and republican governors SCREAMING about loss of Medicaid.

1/3 of all people in red state paradise Kentucky are dep Brent of fed for life insurance


So what does a good republican do? NOTHING.

ACA will
Never leave lol

Larry, for the umpteenth time. Please read your nonsense before you post. I think you are trying to make a point that is lost in the gibberish.