My private industry pension pays my mortgage on the 1st of the month, like clock work.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., said former President Donald Trump is "not calling the shots" when it comes to how Republican lawmakers will approach a border security deal.
"He's not calling the shots. I am calling the shots for the House, that's our responsibility," Johnson said during a Sunday appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press." "I have been saying this far longer than what President Trump has, I have been saying what the requirements are to fix the problem. I don't care if they call the legislation H.R. 2 or not, what we're saying is you have to stem the flow."
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"He's not calling the shots. I am calling the shots for the House, that's our responsibility," Johnson said during a Sunday appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press." "I have been saying this far longer than what President Trump has, I have been saying what the requirements are to fix the problem. I don't care if they call the legislation H.R. 2 or not, what we're saying is you have to stem the flow."
Johnson says Trump is 'not calling the shots' for House on border deal
House Speaker Mike Johnson made clear that he will be the one making the call on what happens with any border legislation in the House, not former President Donald Trump.
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That’s what the anti-goose contingent want you to think.
Funds paid by Americans intended for Americans. ALL of these politicians need a public reckoning
One of the most punchable faces I have ever seen
The till is empty. There is no money to fund this. Unsustainable.
Senators on Sunday released the details of a $118.2 billion bipartisan aid proposal for Ukraine, Israel and the southern U.S. border, after months of painstaking, closed-door negotiations.
The long-awaited bill requests $60.1 billion for Ukraine aid, $14.1 billion for Israel and $20.2 billion to improve security at the U.S. border. It also includes smaller pockets of funding for humanitarian assistance in war-torn regions, and defense operations in the Red Sea and Taiwan.
President Joe Biden initially proposed a more than $105 billion aid package in October. The Senate’s new deal roughly matches the funding proportions Biden had requested for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
The central difference in the new proposal is over $13 billion more in border security funding, which was a major point of contention in the months-long Senate talks.
www.cnbc.com
Senators on Sunday released the details of a $118.2 billion bipartisan aid proposal for Ukraine, Israel and the southern U.S. border, after months of painstaking, closed-door negotiations.
The long-awaited bill requests $60.1 billion for Ukraine aid, $14.1 billion for Israel and $20.2 billion to improve security at the U.S. border. It also includes smaller pockets of funding for humanitarian assistance in war-torn regions, and defense operations in the Red Sea and Taiwan.
President Joe Biden initially proposed a more than $105 billion aid package in October. The Senate’s new deal roughly matches the funding proportions Biden had requested for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
The central difference in the new proposal is over $13 billion more in border security funding, which was a major point of contention in the months-long Senate talks.
Senate releases $118 billion bipartisan aid proposal for Israel, Ukraine, border security
Speaker Mike Johnson announced a House counterproposal to fund Israel alone, which the White House has deemed a political stunt.
www.cnbc.com
The till is empty. There is no money to fund this. Unsustainable.
Senators on Sunday released the details of a $118.2 billion bipartisan aid proposal for Ukraine, Israel and the southern U.S. border, after months of painstaking, closed-door negotiations.
The long-awaited bill requests $60.1 billion for Ukraine aid, $14.1 billion for Israel and $20.2 billion to improve security at the U.S. border. It also includes smaller pockets of funding for humanitarian assistance in war-torn regions, and defense operations in the Red Sea and Taiwan.
President Joe Biden initially proposed a more than $105 billion aid package in October. The Senate’s new deal roughly matches the funding proportions Biden had requested for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
The central difference in the new proposal is over $13 billion more in border security funding, which was a major point of contention in the months-long Senate talks.
Senate releases $118 billion bipartisan aid proposal for Israel, Ukraine, border security
Speaker Mike Johnson announced a House counterproposal to fund Israel alone, which the White House has deemed a political stunt.
Don't worry. China will be glad to loan us the money and give 10% to the Big Guy.
Likely to become more frequent with Soros DAs and “Stand down” policing.
I think it’s part of the plan to bring on more authority.
First, this is not a "Border Bill" regardless of the label.
While I have not read the bill in it's entirety, I must ask.... "What's in this bill for me"?
Nothing
What does this bill do for America other than bring "We the People" closer to bankruptcy ?
At this point, the best outcome will be DOA when it reaches the House.
Nothing kicks in for border stoppage until they exceed 5,000 illegals per day.
WTF?
Straight out of Atlas Shrugged.
Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos-backed startup discovers large-scale copper deposit in Zambia
Let's hope there is a remote kill switch in a armed MQ-9B Sky Guardian drone.
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US approves $4bn sale of armed drones to India
The deal was announced in 2023 and will be confirmed after approval from the US Congress.
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Because we are told you are a failure if you don't go to college. Any trade job is seen as well he could not do any better.
There is a pretty hot lib that works here. His daughter is almost out of high school. We are talking about our kids, and I asked about her, saying she should be out of school now, or close.
Oh she is a senior this year.
Cool, does she know what she wants to do for her next step.
She wants to be a welder, he said with some discust.
Oh that is fantastic, those people can make some real good money, and she is going to be one of the people that actually makes things, she is going to be building the world, making it go you should be so proud of her.
yeah.
Still to this day it is not seen as a "good" job.
"Good" electricians, plumbers, any trade job are very hard to come by.
That is why people don't want to work those jobs, the high schools shame poeople that are interested in them, and who runs the HS.
How old are you?
The girl I told the story about is already hired someplace back east, I don't remember the city. Right out of high school and into the trade school. She is not even out of the trade school yet and she is already "hired". Provided she does not do anything stupid she is already walking into a job making $86k a year. Now that might not be all that much in Virginia I don't know, but it sounds like a good deal for someone fresh out of the gate.
Now I know nothing about welding for a profession, but to think a long tall skinny girl is going to be a welder (yes she has a boyfriend that dad is not too happy about as well) I am not sure if it will cripple her or not.
I have little doubt there are very hard jobs out there that will take a toll on your body, I don't think they all are.
I think Rowe is pushing that these are good jobs that have been shamed by highschool counslers for decades. There is nothing wrong with being a lineman, and I don't think that will kill your body.
Closest I cam was a mechanic. You can never say, all. But I would say most. I did it when I was in my 20's, and saw lots of people my age pack up their tools and just walk out the door after their second come back.
Any apprenticeship program requires a commitment. Our's is 5 years. A high school graduate that just want's to be a welder ends up competing with the illegal immigrant. There is a right way to get to a skilled, high paying job. A person can not walk in today and be an apprentice tomorrow. The process weed's out those who don't make a commitment. It's not easy, nor is it for everyone.
Our apprenticeship training program includes:
- 2,000 hours of on-the-job training per year
- 216 hours of related classroom instruction
- Core courses: Safety, Plan Reading and Design, Math, Science, Use and Care of Tools
Become an Apprentice - United Association
Become an Apprentice In 1936, The United Association’s joint apprenticeship program was the first nationally registered program recognized by the Department of Labor in the United States. Over the many decades since, UA training has evolved into a sophisticated and comprehensive program of...
ua.org
That is really true, some are in so deep they can't be saved. They just flat refuse to see the light. The only truth comes from main stream media.
You can't move these people even with hunters laptop.
The road to hell is covered with millions of footprints from people like that.
so bad, even the msm is forced to cover it?
Like th€ Bill called the Patriot Act!
Both political parties are actively involved with the Destruction of America.
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ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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They should have put a blaze orange cap on him…..you know, so he won’t get shot.
Fuck! My allergies are jacked up this morning.
Dogs have short lives. 3 years is fucking forever for any pup. That one sure didn't forget its people. Bless them all.
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The till is empty. Easy fix, fire up the money machines.The till is empty. There is no money to fund this. Unsustainable.
Senators on Sunday released the details of a $118.2 billion bipartisan aid proposal for Ukraine, Israel and the southern U.S. border, after months of painstaking, closed-door negotiations.
The long-awaited bill requests $60.1 billion for Ukraine aid, $14.1 billion for Israel and $20.2 billion to improve security at the U.S. border. It also includes smaller pockets of funding for humanitarian assistance in war-torn regions, and defense operations in the Red Sea and Taiwan.
President Joe Biden initially proposed a more than $105 billion aid package in October. The Senate’s new deal roughly matches the funding proportions Biden had requested for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
The central difference in the new proposal is over $13 billion more in border security funding, which was a major point of contention in the months-long Senate talks.
Senate releases $118 billion bipartisan aid proposal for Israel, Ukraine, border security
Speaker Mike Johnson announced a House counterproposal to fund Israel alone, which the White House has deemed a political stunt.
I've witnessed this first hand. Absolutely amazing. We got our, she's past now, German Shepard when she was 4. The prior owner came down with some freek allergy and had to rehome her.
A couple years after we had her, a mom and her 4 kids got out of their car, here at the nursery, and it was amazing. Adrian ran to the oldest girl maybe 6 or so, and lifted up on her hind legs and absolutely was hugging that child. The affection Adrian showed that child and family brought tears to my eyes.
Unconditionally, it was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen.
Adrian was such a good dog, RIP girl.
Adrian is on the right and Lilia on the left.
Damn it's dusty in here
True, but I think you have Schumer and McConnell backwards... Its painfully obvious Schumer is the dominant one in that relationship...
