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matr1x wrote:Alot of US citizens don't know the correct phrasing of the 2nd amendment.
What's your point?
The FBI is searching President Joe Biden's home in Rehoboth, Delaware as part of an investigation into classified documents, his lawyer says.
In a statement, Mr Biden's attorney said the search was "planned" with the president's "full support".
CBS has reported that the investigation relates to a wider probe into the handling of classified documents.
The FBI has not commented on the search. As it was consensual, no search warrant was sought.
Mr Biden's lawyer, Bob Bauer, said that the search was carried out "without advance public notice" in the interests of "operational security and integrity".
The search is the latest in a series carried out at various locations, following the discovery of classified documents at the Penn Biden Center - an officer space - in Washington DC in November. This was not made public at the time. Additional documents were discovered at another of Mr Biden's homes in Wilmington, Delaware, in subsequent searches conducted in December and January. The precise number of classified records recovered remains unclear - although at least a dozen were discovered during the January searches alone.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-64488011
alfa wrote:matr1x wrote:Alot of US citizens don't know the correct phrasing of the 2nd amendment.
What's your point?
Food for thought, the second amendment gives citizens the right to bear and keep arms in order to protect themselves from a tyrannical government. It works in American but doesn't necessarily mean it will work elsewhere. If we had a second amendment here what Abu did in 1990 would it have been justified since he took up arms against a tyrannical govt?
The 2nd doesn't always work the way we think
redmanjp wrote:alfa wrote:matr1x wrote:Alot of US citizens don't know the correct phrasing of the 2nd amendment.
What's your point?
Food for thought, the second amendment gives citizens the right to bear and keep arms in order to protect themselves from a tyrannical government. It works in American but doesn't necessarily mean it will work elsewhere. If we had a second amendment here what Abu did in 1990 would it have been justified since he took up arms against a tyrannical govt?
The 2nd doesn't always work the way we think
by that logic the Jan. 6th riot was also justified
By Natasha Bertrand
10/19/2020 10:30 PM EDT
More than 50 former senior intelligence officials have signed on to a letter outlining their belief that the recent disclosure of emails allegedly belonging to Joe Biden’s son “has all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation.”
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/10/1 ... nfo-430276
The US Congressional Budget Office only estimates to budgets and revenue to a maximum of ten years in the future.hover11 wrote:Based on Brandon's handling of the economy, increasing the debt ceiling even further , America is just going to borrow continue to pay their bills and meet their commitments, thinking short term and not 20 years in the future.....hmm interesting
So we in 31.4 trillion debt now ten years down the line we might be in 60 trillion ....eventually they will default on their loansadnj wrote:The US Congressional Budget Office only estimates to budgets and revenue to a maximum of ten years in the future.hover11 wrote:Based on Brandon's handling of the economy, increasing the debt ceiling even further , America is just going to borrow continue to pay their bills and meet their commitments, thinking short term and not 20 years in the future.....hmm interesting
The CBO currently projects that in ten years, the US budget deficit to GDP ratio will have improved by more than 50%.
I have read that story in Bloomberg. Your numbers are wrong.hover11 wrote:So we in 31.4 trillion debt now ten years down the line we might be in 60 trillion ....eventually they will default on their loansadnj wrote:The US Congressional Budget Office only estimates to budgets and revenue to a maximum of ten years in the future.hover11 wrote:Based on Brandon's handling of the economy, increasing the debt ceiling even further , America is just going to borrow continue to pay their bills and meet their commitments, thinking short term and not 20 years in the future.....hmm interesting
The CBO currently projects that in ten years, the US budget deficit to GDP ratio will have improved by more than 50%.
Borrow from China.hover11 wrote:Based on Brandon's handling of the economy, increasing the debt ceiling even further , America is just going to borrow continue to pay their bills and meet their commitments, thinking short term and not 20 years in the future.....hmm interesting
hover11 wrote:Based on Brandon's handling of the economy, increasing the debt ceiling even further , America is just going to borrow continue to pay their bills and meet their commitments, thinking short term and not 20 years in the future.....hmm interesting
hover11 wrote:Americans have to realize something that you can increase your debt to how much you want , all you are doing is essentially buying time at some point you have to pay it off. All debts must be repaid and Amerika will never be able to pay off tens of trillions of dollars in debt.
hover11 wrote:Difference with China and America is China not taking money from retirement funds of Federal employees and Civil employees to pay bills in the hopes of putting it back with interest. That's a risky move. Don't worry this recession is only mild.
With that note let's stop raising the debt ceiling and watch the house of cards fall apart....adnj wrote:hover11 wrote:Difference with China and America is China not taking money from retirement funds of Federal employees and Civil employees to pay bills in the hopes of putting it back with interest. That's a risky move. Don't worry this recession is only mild.
What recession?
The U.S. is forecast to see 1.4% GDP growth in 2023, up from 1.0% seen in the last October projection.
Still, signs of economic weakness can be seen in the growing wave of tech layoffs, foreshadowed as a white-collar or ‘Patagonia-vest’ recession. Last year, 88,000 tech jobs were cut and this trend has continued into 2023. Major financial firms have also followed suit. Still, unemployment remains fairly steadfast, at 3.5% as of December 2022. Going forward, concerns remain around inflation and the path of interest rate hikes, though both show signs of slowing.
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