Friday, January 26, 2024

Turned Tables

 


Maybe I’m premature in this wish … but I have a election hope — no matter who Trump faces this November, I would love to have him win the national popular vote and, as a consequence, win the electoral votes of those  liberal states like California, New York and Illinois, who have pledged to give their electoral votes … no matter the vote in their state … to the winner of the national popular vote in an ill-advised compact.


That, dear reader, would make my heart sing.



STAND UP THE TURNED TABLES!


2 comments:

  1. Stock markets are already at all time highs, unemployment rates are historically low, energy is cheap and we are exporting more than ever, GDP growth continues to come in well above average, and inflation is finally coming down and is only 1% away from the Fed's 2% target; the Fed may have actually constructed the coveted "soft landing". China's economy is collapsing, Europe is weak and finally raising their defense budgets, and Russia is stuck in a stalemate war and therefore struggles to compete for influence in Africa, LATAM, and the Middle East.

    Immigration is the biggest weakness in the US right now, but it can be largely decreased through executive orders after the GOP refuses to solve it for political reasons, so Biden is likely to put a large dent in this problem prior to November.

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  2. Turn the table upright. Upside down is really still a table?

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