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Inauguration of the USA 45th President - Donald Trump
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Lyndhurst 14
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- Jan 16, 2008
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Saw this at yesterday protest in New York
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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Well there is another info graph doing the rounds telling the opposite story so who knows which is right. Probably neither to be honest, I suspect that the stats have been manipulated to tell a story by both sides.
If I cared enough I would go to the sources and verify it for myself.
W.C.
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- Oct 31, 2011
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Why don't you GOOGLE it? Is it that hard? Talk about lazy.
And then you post memes and link to shady blogs to back up your arguments on here
Why don't you GOOGLE it? Is it that hard? Talk about lazy.
And then you post memes and link to shady blogs to back up your arguments on here
Strange when I am asked a question I am demanded to answer it, so next time can I just say Google it, that ok with you is it.
studio150
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W.C.
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You talk about US presidential approval ratings as if they are some kind of super scoop from a mysterious source, rather than the ordinary, everyday news that anyone has access to, that it actually is.
'Credible sources'
alfredmizen
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- Mar 11, 2015
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How on earth is that statement sexist or racist ? I am seriously interested in how you've come to the conclusion it could be either .
alfredmizen
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- Mar 11, 2015
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She saw 53.and has no real power at all.
Tyrone Biggums
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You talk about US presidential approval ratings as if they are some kind of super scoop from a mysterious source, rather than the ordinary, everyday news that anyone has access to, that it actually is.
'Credible sources'
If the are collated by the same people who ran the pre-election polls they are worthless numbers.
ROSM
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Nothing whatsoever. But to do so you have to deal with what caused those issues in the first place.
The rust belt isn't a symptom of the last 8 years. It has its roots on the reaganomics or the 1980s
The globalisation is about buying things for less. If he creates jobs in the US it will be because people can afford to invest in manufacturing in the US. That also means people will buy it because it's competitive to imports. Either because imports go up in price due to tariffs, or are blocked, or because us staff earn low wages or us incomes get higher (or a mix of all 4)
To do that will be a hooj (to quote the Donald) task. And I don't think he has the unity behind him to achieve that.
ROSM
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The national polls were right. Clinton did get 49% of the votes.
vegster
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- May 5, 2008
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It's odd that Americans have elected a President who's entire life has revolved around making money for himself at the expense of others and is now tasked with the job of making money for others at the expense of himself. Major career shift for Donald, at least The Pope is usually a Catholic !
Fine, you cared enough to reply/post though.
Tyrone Biggums
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The polls said she was going to win easily, they were very wrong in that instance.
ROSM
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Polls are snapshots in time. The last 48 hours national polls in us were spot on
Or are you now providing alternative facts?
ROSM
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This is a man who has gone bust 3 times.
Someone who went under running casinos (where the odds are always in favour of the house).
I don't believe you wish to spend a slow hour being taught basic GCSE level Sociology. You could enroll on Open University, perhaps?
Tyrone Biggums
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The fact is the vast majority of these "experts" who live and work in the US political media got it wrong. Thus proving living in the US means nothing when making a comment on the political landscape of the US.