CNN Panicking: Warns Of ‘Unsettling’ Signs Dems Are Losing Hispanic Voters Up 39% NBC poll To Trump due to unemployment numbers

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(Conservative Tribune) – Democrat Party operatives and their liberal media allies are largely counting on election-day turnout from Hispanic and Latino voters in the 2018 midterm elections to help swing control of at least part of Congress back to the left. To that end, they have played up the narrative of President Donald Trump as … Read more

Antifa invades Portland City Hall!

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Antifa rioters invaded Portland City Hall today injuring and attacking innocent people and officials. Arrests were made. This comes after violent riots where blood spilled into the streets and police had to respond with force to end the civil disturbance. The Willamette Week, a news organization owned by the Democrat Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum’ Backpage.com-affiliated … Read more

How to Negotiate Loan Interest?

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A loan is a big financial commitment. So, don’t go unprepared when taking out a loan. The financial market can be intimating and overwhelming. But negotiating the terms of your loan are not impossible. Yes, you can negotiate the loan interest and terms, but you need to do a lot of researching. Following, we are … Read more

The State of the American Debt Slaves, Q2 2018

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Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Let the good times roll. Total consumer credit – or less soothingly, consumer debt – rose 4.8% in the second quarter from a year earlier, or by $176 billion, to $3.87 trillion (not seasonally adjusted), the highest ever, according to the Federal Reserve. This includes credit-card debt, auto loans, and student loans, … Read more

Deader Than Dead: as Mortgage Rates Rise, Refinancings Hit 18-Year Low

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via confoundedinterest: Rising interest rates have led to the lowest level of mortgage refinancing applications since December 2000. And compared to the “Go Go” days of the housing bubble, mortgage purchase applications are back to 1997 levels and growing at a tepid rate (by comparison). Even rising home prices aren’t thwarting mortgage purchase lending. But at … Read more

Treasury Says Banking Not “Financial Services”, Handing ~$2.5B Windfall to Banks

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via splinternews: This piece is co-published with investigative reporting outlet Capital & Main. Do “financial services” include banking? Not according to the Trump administration, whose new rule, issued Wednesday by the Treasury Department, argues there is a difference — and then cites the alleged difference as a means of extending lucrative tax breaks to the banking industry. … Read more

The Online ANTIFA

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It’s ok to SILENCE and BEAT conservatives While believing that they’re the “good guys”…pretty deluded i say…   Democrats think the internet should be free and open…. unless you disagree with them.     h/t FuzzieMuff

Keiser Report: Emerging & Declining Superpowers

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via Keiser Report In this Summer Solution episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy contrast the situation with China, a perhaps emerging superpower, to the United States, a possibly declining superpower. As the US grew powerful as an empire of debt, extracting resources and equity from economies colonized by their debt rather than their … Read more

The looming threat of a yuan depreciation

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via George Magnus A Sino-American trade war could trigger a currency shock in Asian markets When the Asian financial crisis occurred 20 years ago, many nations in East and Southeast Asia succumbed because they were following inconsistent domestic and international economic and financial policies. But one trigger was the 50% fall in the Japanese yen against … Read more