As you've mentioned, Dems can't filibuster nominations so it doesn't matter.
It may be that Trump is planning on nominating people so horrible that even some Repub senators would balk at them. With recess appointments,...
There are Senate majority leader candidates like Scott lining up to tell Trump they will make it happen. If Trump asks for something, they will...
Here's some more background for you on the term 'enemy of the people'. Trump has used it dozens of times. And here's a reference to the term...
Well Hitler is the one he most sounds like when he says stuff like 'poisoning the blood of the country'. That's straight up Hitler talk there....
Yeah I read them. And it's not just Hitler Trump sounds like when he says stuff like 'the enemy within' and 'the enemy of the people'. He sounds...
Also, no we don't have to abide those 'rules'. Say whatever you want to. But if you say a lot of stuff that sounds an awful lot like things...
Well scale and quantity matter. If you use the word 'deplorables' one time in public, no, you're probably not like Hitler. And I'm not aware of...
Stephen Miller and whole lot of MAGAs are going to be really disappointed if that's the case.
Biden is an old man and mangled his words in that instance. Hillary was an idiot for saying 'deplorables', but only said it once and was...
Tip of the iceberg.
Thanks again for the confirmation.
I am unaware for Hillary and Biden calling the opposition 'vermin' or saying immigrants are poisoning the blood of our country, but if they did,...
Well if I started saying Hitler-like things by calling the opposition 'vermin' and saying immigrants are 'poisoning the blood of our country' and...
Wow. We now can't call Trump an idiot? That's nuts.
The claim was 'real' wages growing faster than inflation, not nominal wages. If inflation doubles, nominal wages would have to quadruple for real...
Yeah. I was just making the point that for 'real' wages to rise faster than inflation, nominal wages would have to rise at least twice the rate...
That situation would result in 0% growth in real wages with prices and nominal wages each going up 25%.
Well wages have outpaced inflation. Real wages have not. For real wage growth to outpace inflation, nominal wages would have to grow more than...
I don't think you understand what 'real wages' means.
