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He’s going full on Stalin.

 
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We have a problem. The King believes his own bullshit. There’s nobody to check him or reason with him, he’s gone rogue



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We have a problem. The King believes his own bullshit. There’s nobody to check him or reason with him, he’s gone rogue


Spencer is saying Japan negotiated with the WH but didn't keep their word? I guess that's Trump's response then.
 
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Excellent!

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Spencer is saying Japan negotiated with the WH but didn't keep their word? I guess that's Trump's response then.

No, Japan said on day#1 that Trumps version of what was agreed upon was total bullshit.
Trump is the one not keeping his word.

Anyone who thought Japan was going to fork over 25% of their GDP for the King to decide how to invest and let him have 90% of their profit, is a complete fucking idiot
 
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No, Japan said on day#1 that Trumps version of what was agreed upon was total bullshit.
Trump is the one not keeping his word.

Anyone who thought Japan was going to fork over 25% of their GDP for the King to decide how to invest and let him have 90% of their profit, is a complete fucking idiot
Were you in the meeting?
 
I'm using Trumps own words, he's making shit up on a daily basis and its coming to a head.
 
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I'm using Trumps own words, he's making shit up on a daily basis and its coming to a head.
I think I've identified the problem with the meeting.

 
How do you say Bullshit in Japanese? :rofl:

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Wow 2300 pages in 5 years...that's alot of Bullshit...Word of the Day :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

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Does this mean I wont see my $11,000 raise this year?


Tax changes will make Social Security go insolvent sooner than previous estimate​


The Office of the Chief Actuary for Social Security sent a letter in response to an inquiry by Senate Finance Committee Ranking Member Ron Wyden, D-Ore., about the effect of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) on the safety net program's trust funds.

Chief Actuary Karen Glenn explained in the letter that the permanent lower income tax rates, as well as temporary changes to the amounts of certain standard and itemized deductions – such as the temporarily enhanced standard deduction for seniors – will have "material effects on the financial status of the Social Security trust funds."

 
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