I wonder who told him he had to make that speech. Didn’t looking too happy up there.
The shootings will continue until Trump morale improves
Blah Blah Blah. Nothing will happen. God Bless!
It’s just incredible the lengths they’ll go to in order to not offend Wayne Lapierre
Maybe it will convince the gamer gate NPC uncles to stay home next year, at least.
HOTWHEELZ itt
Ban
[x] video games
[x] mental illness
[x] illegals
[ ] guns
In before Pelosi calls all house dems back to session in order to write bills the Senate will never take up.
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Something something Toledo???
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The video game thing is hilarious. The whole gamer gate crowd will be confused.
Thoughts and prayers to Ohio. First the Bowling Green massacre. Now Toledo.
Trump speaking or tweeting words he very clearly doesn’t believe is a feature, not a bug.
The video games thing is so laughable I didn’t think it would be in Trump’s speech. Time to go check out what npc is saying about it.
Trump is probably hoping the babble over mass murders will put today’s stock market crash on the back pages.
WTF man, I was told trade wars are “good and easy to win”.
China Retaliation Is ‘11’ on Scale of 1 to 10, Wall Street Warns
Analysts continued to warn about the dangers of an escalating trade war on Monday, as China moved to strike back at the U.S., hitting U.S. stocks and Treasury yields.
Semiconductors, with direct exposure to trade, and banks stocks, which are sensitive to interest rates, were among the decliners. The biggest U.S. banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co., Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc., shed more than 2% in early trading. Micron Technology Inc. fell 5.6% while Texas Instruments Inc. lost 3.3% and Intel Corp. was down 3.4%. Apple Inc. dropped 4.3%, the most since May 20.
Treyz added that China’s ability to quickly adjust their currency is an advantage they have over the U.S. that “goes to the heart of the issue for the Trump administration.” The administration may view China’s communist regime as a “systemic advantage” versus “free markets and democracy” in the U.S., as the Chinese can “subsidize domestic industry, quickly, enact lower tax rates and provide stimulus.”
Furthermore, her conversations with Republicans point to the belief that “China’s economy is on the brink of collapse,” she said, with turmoil in Hong Kong “considered evidence of an organic domestic uprising that many believe the Chinese government cannot contain.” Republicans may also believe Trump will “galvanize” his base behind him, while attracting “anti-trade and union Democrats in the Rust Belt as he takes on the mantle of a war time president going into 2020 by engaging in this trade war.”
They say Democrats live in fantasy land, lol, even with the effects slowing down their economy they still had 6.2% growth in their GDP which happens to be the lowest for them in 27 years.
While they may be feeling it, it’s by no means on the “brink of collapse.”
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