US US Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians

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Should be a wild four years.

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I'm beyond sick and tired of the Democrats constantly whining that Trump is going to cut Medicaid when Trump has said countless of times that he's not cutting Medicaid and he's only securing it from fraud. No matter how many times he says it they just play pretend that didn't say it and continue to tell less informed people who rely on it that he's cutting it to scare them over and over again. I'm also so sick of these retards comparing everything to the 60s. Don't get me wrong, I understand knowing history and bringing it up in times where there's deja vu in order to not make the same mistakes, but the shit that they are referring to in the 60s has no relevance to anything going on right now. Al Green saying "I 'member the 60s!" just now in the congress building over Trump apparently cutting Medicaid, yep that's relevant! Some democrat bitch was whining earlier today about Trump cutting department of education saying "in the 60s black children had to be escorted to schools by federal officers!" What relevance does that have to Trump cutting Department of Education? Fucking retards.
 
I'm beyond sick and tired of the Democrats constantly whining that Trump is going to cut Medicaid when Trump has said countless of times that he's not cutting Medicaid and he's only securing it from fraud. No matter how many times he says it they just play pretend that didn't say it and continue to tell less informed people who rely on it that he's cutting it to scare them over and over again. I'm also so sick of these retards comparing everything to the 60s. Don't get me wrong, I understand knowing history and bringing it up in times where there's deja vu in order to not make the same mistakes, but the shit that they are referring to in the 60s has no relevance to anything going on right now. Al Green saying "I 'member the 60s!" just now in the congress building over Trump apparently cutting Medicaid, yep that's relevant! Some democrat bitch was whining earlier today about Trump cutting department of education saying "in the 60s black children had to be escorted to schools by federal officers!" What relevance does that have to Trump cutting Department of Education? Fucking retards.
They have nothing else. Nothing. This was to be expected.
 
With what money? All of you bitches are broke and with what industrial Base?

My chink husband is sweating bullets right now because I was right for forth time .

If you wondering why I told him Europe is reverting back to its original form : knee deep in blood, endless wars , religious superstitions and being the Africa of the world . And in a decade he might get an army summon.
I'm eagerly awaiting the "Join NATO!" advertisements because I have a feeling they'll be unintentional comedy gold.
 
Well, you can be fat and get laid, but you have to be hard fat, not soft fat. Like, a dad bod on a construction worker still has access to a significant amount of ladies.
you know what i mean, women are all about "stated preference" and "revealed preference" being as closely aligned as Lucy saying she won't pull the football away on charlie brown and what happens next. also i wanted a metaphor that used the kiwifarms catchphrase "fat and don't want to have sex with them"
 
the left doesn't want to realize this. They still want to live in a world where writing clever one-liners on a sign and singing along to faggy folk songs will change the world and put them in history books and documentaries, just like it did before.
The left is fighting the meme war the way it worked back when they were young, and everything was about mass media and mass movements. In some ways it's like watching the Polish mounted cavalry charge against the Panzers of the German Blitzkrieg.

It behooves us to remember that the tactical shitposting of memes of mass humiliation will eventually become old and tactically ineffective someday as well.

Mexico asked nicely and said they'd work with us, and pointed out an existing trade agreement (that also covers Canadian goods) - that's what Trump wanted, someone who will negotiate for the betterment of both countries.
Mexico remembers where it gets its corn from and promptly shit itself in fear of what would happen if they into a trade war with their primary staple food coming from the other side of the border.
 
I'm beyond sick and tired of the Democrats constantly whining that Trump is going to cut Medicaid when Trump has said countless of times that he's not cutting Medicaid and he's only securing it from fraud.
More and more it just sounds like the Dems are mad that he's stopping them from committing fraud for fun and profit.
So in a way he's cutting it, I guess, just not to the people who need it for it's intended use.
 
New Rules for a MAGA Society:
1. If something can be expressed as a Vance meme it must be.
2. If a Vance meme does not exist to express your thought you should work towards ones creation.
3. No Jews.
 
You and Trump are not always going to see eye to eye on everything. He has his own plans and ambitions and goals and has what he sees as the best ways to accomplish those. He's going to do stupid shit you disagree with. It's healthy and reasonable to call him out for those things because that is an important component of a functioning Democracy(tm). What is unhealthy and less acceptable is when you become a blackpill accelerationist because not everything is exactly according to what you want.
I agree that it's important to accept this. Had a group of acquaintances a while back trying to use this as some kind of own, like "do you agree with Trump on X issue? NO, then how can you say you agree with the admin!!", as if it's not possible to agree with 90% of what's going on and think that's a failure because you didn't get 10% more.
 
I feel like Barron explained crypto to Donald in passing while playing videogames and he thought "That sounds awesome, we should buy plenty of that!"

Besides, silver is where it's at, we should have a yuge reserve of coins and bars to clink and clonk together.
Now I want see a Live Stream of Barron and Vance playing Halo together
 
AOC is a trekkie? sounds like bullshit

Think so too, a transparent attempt at folksy like working at McDonald's or the I Listen To Black Music playlist of kamala's.


All of that is the same but somehow the opposite too of the boomer CEO who lists "Chuck D of public enemy!" as his favorite American.
 
Al Green saying "I 'member the 60s!" just now in the congress building over Trump apparently cutting Medicaid, yep that's relevant!
All that present-day living in the 1960s and shouting that they remember the '60s, they lived the '60s, only goes to prove that the Dems are the party of the geriatric set.
 
CMA CGM is the thrid largest container shipper in the world after MSC and Maersk.

CMA CGM Group Announces $20 Billion Investment in America’s Maritime Transportation, Logistics and Supply Chain Capabilities Over the Next Four Years
CMA CGM Group (archive.ph)
By CMA CGM Group Staff
2025-03-06 21:12:59GMT
  • CMA CGM’s significant investment strengthens its historical maritime transport and logistics partnership with the United States, supporting the economy, boosting American exports, and creating 10,000 new jobs.
  • This strategic commitment will foster U.S. shipbuilding capabilities, expand port infrastructure, grow logistics networks, and develop air cargo services.

CMA CGM Group, a global leader in sea, land, air, and logistics solutions, and owner of the U.S. flag carrier American President Lines (APL), today announced a $20 billion investment to contribute to U.S. maritime economy and support the transformation of America’s domestic supply chain over the next four years. This announcement builds on CMA CGM Group’s 35-year presence in the U.S. Today, the Group operates in 40 states and employs 15,000 Americans. As a leading partner in U.S. trade, CMA CGM transports over 5 million shipping containers to and from the country each year.

Rodolphe Saadé, Chairman and CEO of CMA CGM Group, said: “I am proud to build on our long-standing relationship with the United States through this commitment of $20 billion to the country’s maritime future and logistics capabilities. Over the next four years, we will significantly grow our U.S.-flagged fleet, expand the capacity of key container ports on both coasts, develop state-of-the-art warehousing across the country, and establish a significant air cargo hub in Chicago. This will create 10,000 new American jobs and further strengthen our partnership with American customers and public authorities.”

Foster U.S. shipbuilding by growing US-flagged fleet and maritime jobs​

As part of this new program, CMA CGM Group will contribute to the development of American maritime capabilities through a range of targeted investments. It advances the U.S. Administration’s recently-announced priority to strengthen American shipbuilding capabilities. This includes bolstering APL’s U.S. flag capacity and enhancing maritime resources with new jobs, skills, and technologies. These commitments will reinforce APL’s position as the leading carrier for U.S. government cargo transportation, while also ensuring the safe, open, and reliable access to the oceans necessary to promote America’s economic and national security ambition.

Expanding container ports on the East and West coasts​

The Group will also develop port infrastructure in key locations across the U.S., including New York, Los Angeles, Dutch Harbor, Houston, and Miami. These investments will contribute to efficient operations and supply chains, accelerated digitization and improved connectivity, and increased safety for port workers and cargo.

Opening state-of-the-art warehouses and automotive logistics platform​

This investment will improve U.S. logistics and supply chain infrastructure through the development of state-of-the-art warehousing and automotive logistics platforms across the country. These contributions will help ensure the security and reliability of the domestic supply chain, while also advancing U.S. leadership in logistics.

Creating an air cargo hub in Chicago​

As part of this investment, CMA CGM Group will also expand American air cargo capacity. Anchored by a new hub in Chicago, the Group will deploy five new Boeing 777 freighters, operated by American pilots, to strengthen U.S. trade and connectivity and ensure the reliable transport of critical and time-sensitive goods.

Accelerating R&D investment and innovation in logistics​

To remain at the forefront of innovation, CMA CGM will open a new logistics R&D hub in Boston, focusing on advanced robotics and automation solutions. Developed in collaboration with leading American technology partners, this innovation hub will optimize logistics services to ensure the best service quality for our American customers.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3R3-1XrGcI (archive.ph)(PreserveTube)
 
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