Majority say they are not better off financially under Trump: poll A majority of respondents in a new poll said they are not in better shape financially since President Trump assumed office. The Financial Times-Peterson poll released Monday found that almost two-thirds of Americans said their finances haven’t gotten better since Trump has taken office. Thirty-one percent of respondents in the new … Read more
It is worth noting that previously there have been three (3) votes by the full House on impeaching President Trump. Each failed miserably, losing lopsided and bipartisan votes. Never mind again. Now comes Mrs. Pelosi forcing a vote by the full House on a formal impeachment inquiry. It passed by brute majority, 232-196. While technically a “win” … Read more
From Birch Gold Group This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold is heading towards $1,600, Chinese investors pour into gold over economic worries, and new American Gold and Silver Eagle designs are coming in 2021. Goldman Sachs: Gold will reach $1,600 within … Read more
Pollster John Zogby: Trump Expands His Base for 2020 Impeachment is a virtual lock. His approval ratings are stuck in the mid-40s. And 2016 popular vote winner Hillary Rodham Clinton is toying with a repeat run for president. So why is President Trump and the Trump-Pence campaign feeling confident of a 2020 reelection? Because, … Read more
This is on top of the Soros plan – to take over the state Sec of State elections – which supervise elections Remember: Money influencing politics is really bad except when they do it. via freebeacon: Liberal billionaire George Soros is flooding Virginia with hundreds of thousands of dollars in a last-minute effort to support Democratic … Read more
by Shaun Richards The U.S. was founded 243 years ago, and in that time it’s amassed some $23 trillion in debt and counting. As staggering as this number is, it’s still less than half what Elizabeth Warren says her government-run “Medicare-for-all” program would cost… over only 10 years. The Massachusetts senator and presidential contender made the announcement Friday morning, responding … Read more
by visualcapitalist Our modern society shares few characteristics with the 1800s. In the last two centuries, styles have changed, laws have evolved, and cities look entirely different. However, one thing that has prevailed is the way state and local governments finance public projects. Far from a new invention, municipal bonds have been shaping U.S. communities for … Read more
by howmuch Having enough savings to afford a comfortable retirement has been an issue for a long time now. In fact, some economists have recently estimated that millennials will face even a harder challenge and should save almost half of their income if they wish to retire at 65. However, the good news is that some parts … Read more
Project_Veritas already proved that CNN is extremely biased with audio and video recordings. They also had recordings of employees saying that CNN has been covering up for their politics supervising producer Steven Brusk who has been accused multiple times of sexually harassing/assaulting women. If there is solid proof that they have been purposely covering up … Read more
by Econimica Since 2007, US federal debt has risen 150% while annual US births (legal and otherwise) have fallen almost 14%. Said otherwise, over the dozen years since 2007, federal debt has increased by $13.8 trillion while 5.2 million fewer births have occurred over the same period than the Census projected. This is probably worth a … Read more
by Peter Schiff of Peter Schiff Podcast New Highs in the Headlines – We had record high closes today in the S&P 500, the NASDAQ composite; the Dow Jones not quite a new record but still up better than 300 points: 301.13 to be precise. Of course, all of the headlines, and President Trump – they’re going to … Read more
by Martin Armstrong Prime Minister Boris Johnson apologized on Sunday to Conservatives for failing to take the U.K. out of the European Union by Oct. 31st. Nigel Farage said he won’t personally run for a seat in Parliament. The plan to leave by Oct. 31st was blocked by the Remain crowd who refuse to accept … Read more
By Simon Watkins Following the temporary withdrawal of China from Phase 11 of Iran’s supergiant South Pars gas field due to the political backlash that the deal – and related deals – engendered, the Petroleum Ministry has been looking to domestic companies to keep production going in the meantime. Given the technical and financial constraints … Read more
Consulting and finance comprise 40% of the cost, lol. That state is a such a corrupt train wreck. LOS ANGELES – Having made a deep financial commitment to create housing for some of its 27,000 unsheltered homeless people, Los Angeles is falling short in building new apartments to take thousands of people off the streets, a new study finds. Nearly … Read more
Her plan costs $52,000,000,000,000 and there are about 600 billionaires in the US. If you took $1 Billion from each of them you cover about 1% of her plan. It’s just irresponsible to pretend she can do this without destroying the middle class and the economy. https://t.co/hRPaXIepxY — Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) November 4, 2019 … Read more
