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1 hour ago, LC said:

Trump is such a friend of the working class he made it 20% more expensive to drive my F250 to Walmart. 

 

Slide over to the end of the bar, Kash Patel - we're gonna need to Shaggy and Scooby to solve this mystery!

 

57 minutes ago, cubsfan said:

Heck LC, that's minor league stuff. ...

 HaHa! 😅- It's just awesome! 😎

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2 hours ago, Spekulatius said:

This is part of the European sovereignty drive but there is a huge difference between announcing a project and having a complete solution.

 

Yeah, @Spekulatius,

 

It is. It's also an important message to Putin, who by now has placed his country in a somewhat deadock situation - primary because of the Eoropean support to Ukraine, where Russia simply can't keep up.

 

With cooperation among the countries in the coalition of the willings this is far from a dream, a mirage. It will happen.

 

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It looks to me as Danish PM Mette Frederiksen has gained some weight recently? - Maybe too much good food at meetings? -Maybe soon POTUS will call her fat and nasty!, - not just nasty ... 😄

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, cubsfan said:

 

Heck LC, that's minor league stuff.

 

The major league catastrophe is driving the average age of first time home buyers to 40 years old - by unleashing 21% inflation during Biden's term and then letting 20 million illegals waltz into the country.

 

Nothing like destroying the American dream of home ownership while driving rents through the roof.   

 

Don't worry though - your buddy Mandami has a solution - rent  controls... and Trump sealed the border shut....

 

These 6.5% mortgage rates are great for first time home buyers...

 

...in Tehran!

 

Fly that flag, baby! Yeehaw!

Posted
11 minutes ago, LC said:

 

These 6.5% mortgage rates are great for first time home buyers...

 

...in Tehran!

 

Fly that flag, baby! Yeehaw!

Mortgage rates are in line with long term averages and well below when I financed my first, fifth and tenth property.  Today's mortgage rates are not the culprit.  Its the actual purchase price and cost of insurance, taxes and maintenance.  

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