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Correct!

I'd not worry too much about those lawmakers, they self-promoted themselves into total irrelevancy. Good for now I guess for those worshiping with the Trump cult, but if and when we have another presidential election all this newfound one-stop-shopping power goes to the next guy. Hmm...and for the cult? Well, what's almost assured to happen at some point and oh lordy this aint' gunna suit them much. What goes around, comes around.

So basically what you are stating Reds, actually clearly stating, is that Trump isn't doing anything that all other presidents have done. So the big question then is: Why does his cult lust so much for him? Why do they see him as so special?

Triple yes.

He's the best source of overall thinking by far.

Trump's wise enough to know that the high point is the one day wonder military invasion and victory, it goes downhill steadily afterwards - the complications are endless and impossible to work through. So we gotta keep doing such to have better-and-better high points. Greenland is just the beginning!

We are gunna claim what is rightfully ours. I'd suggest getting to the gun store for all you wimps who don't carry. I do. Just letting you know that Trump's jet fueling the crazy (as evidenced below)...and Cubs ain't the only one.. I'm right behind him! Stephen Miller on a Greenland takeover: “We live in a world, in the real world, Jake, that is governed by strength, that is governed by force, that is governed by power,” he said. “These are the iron laws of the world since the beginning of time.” Advertisement

Dal my posts are obviously fishing for the fragile, and I successfully caught one. Enough.

Dal-Dal-Dal gibberish is all that politics is. Play or abstain, but don't pretend you're the one that isn't full of shit.

You guys crack me up. I taunt a tad about Trump and you all, that's all of you, think I'm a supporter of someone I don't give a holy shit about.

I guess all our Trumpers are all in with his Walz assassination of Hortman claims. We are now down on diapers age special needs level. Trump's playing golf; Rubio's running Venezuela...but says he has no clue as to what's up in Venezuela. All is well. Big oil to the rescue!

Trump is out and about with his stating he takes 325mg of asperin each day. No wonder he's constantly got his panties in a wad. That much asperin will constipate an elephant.

Billions...trillions...coming our way from oil...nothing like it ever before...greatest ever...they will pay for all of it...drug trade (like drug costs) will be down 500%... Simple terms for simple minds.

Disappointing opinions and facts; just disappointing. It isn't the lack of accuracy, its the lack of even caring.

Hell cubs you've got your standard super energetic 80 year old out leading a country takeover with none other the Marco Rubio in his shadow waiting to take charge. I mean, my lord, who could ever hope for a more accomplished duo to quickly fix Venezuela. Marco...with his quivering fearful voice...and his endless bend-over-and-take it up the ass from Trump. It is a perfect world we live in now, like you I feel the power!

I went to Venezuela during the 1980's when life was good there...supposedly. Didn't seem much that way to me.

Agree, and the libs from the US caused it all. Thus it is up to Trump to fix the big V too. Honestly now that all the problems in the US are in remission because of Trump, I think we should go 'round the world fixing other countries. Cubs has nailed it all along; all things are solved quickly with Trump!

I was thinking that those seeking ideal life in the St Joe area might now be able to choose Venezuela? What ya think cubs?

Interestingly Reds using US military might on these one-day-wonders is something that surely gains the umphh of basic macho supporters and generally Cubs is out-and-about with "another problem solved." But of course Trump's one day wonders from tariffs to whatever aren't problem solvers or finished business of any kind. We're not seeing the "he's fixed everything...so now let's fix the world" type posts. I think slowly but surely Trump's losing some firepower with the cultists, some may even have common sense enough to to realize that the major problems we face are being short changed as to anyone attention in political life while some serious distraction...and serious problems for the future...and actually being added to the equation. We'll be years down the road before any outcome of this is revealed. Anything else is just like all the other worthless summary views of all the other Trump shenanigans. Trump's very likely not likely to live too much longer but the issues he's delivered will. You of course think that he's delivered great things, I think you are simply a very intelligent man led astray by the man with influence, the art of persuasion.

As I've written before, Trump's supporters and his cult have crazy exaggerated belief of his potential and his actual successes. Trumps haters also have crazy exaggerated belief in his potential and actual successes. Trump is a survivor, he crawls out with a paycheck while those who take the ride with him deal with what's left. He has no friends nor is he loyal to anyone. It is quite exciting that we have a forum with Buffett and Watsa's companies names on it with a huge group of Trump culters. INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anyone up for suggesting to Trump a few kybella treatments? Those jowls...damn they are huge, sort of wrapping around towards his neck these days as he rapidly slumps more forward. Those heel lifts and shoulder pads once took care of hiding the fatty fluff; ain't working much these days. Kind of makes me wish back in time for the Biden embalmed look.

I'm much more in the model of finding out something as to others net worth and then deciphering how they got there. I'm more interested in Greg's posts because he's not working which means he's had success. Parsad's stating of "I no longer have to do this...or that..." is significant because I know he's got net worth enough to pass on certain things. Reds particularly seems completely immune to markets, something that makes me greatly interested in his non political posts. For nearly 50 years, and particularly the last 30 online, I've experienced people claiming 20%...or 50% annual gains yet there cost of living concerns or great fears of market reversals. It has been decades since market reversals concerned me and if you are relentlessly claiming huge returns I'm a bit overwhelmed by huge fears of market levels, something may not be lining up at least in my view. But anyway it may relate to learning styles. Parsad mentions he follows no one, I base nearly all my decisions on others commentary and views - my best skill is knowing who to follow and business models. Marco's posts are in that field for me, I'm delighted to read his posts, as is Viking's. I'm far less interested in big claims of short term annual returns, actually I find them annoying. I have done some short term trading as of recent times, but it is trivial and more of stimulation than an attempt to build wealth. Selling the pop is something I've watched others do for years, people who I know who have done this do not have an ending "value" in life that I am envious of. I also enjoy business, I've shared family business things. But some of course have zero interest in this, there's more of focus for those of us maybe seeking the business models Marco seems to be presenting. Cyclical growth businesses interest me a lot, particularly if a good capital allocator is at the helm. I guess we have a "market" of learning styles and views. I'll be more discreet LOL which just means I'll post little. I'm so much the person that others around me have shown, models I've envied and followed.

Just pointing out what with anyone would seem like a layman's level observance of somewhat unstable passion.

Cubs, with your voting record? The most exciting thing is who will be the next obsession! (When you will...once again...be "right!")

Sold the Dolla General in my tax free account. Quickie Charlie here...not a day trader but close. The only thing more common in my area than the Dolla General stores is men canvasing their(s) and Walgreens parking lots asking patrons to go into the stores using their ID's (these men have been rejected of course) asking the clerks at the counter to buy Sudafed and other assorted drugs so they can make meth.