WOLFF ADMITS: DIDN’T INTERVIEW ANY WH CABINET OFFICIALS FOR ANTI-TRUMP BOOK
Author Michael Wolff admitted he didn’t interview any of President Trump’s Cabinet members for his anti-Trump book Fire & Fury.
Wolff made the admission on Monday in an interview on “CBS This Morning.”
https://www.infowars.com/wolff-admit...ti-trump-book/
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Crowd Cheers as President Trump enters the 2018 College Football Championship Game
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I can hear the cheering but I also reckon there some other sounds there too.....Originally Posted by Muddy
I have also seen reports that Trump appeared to be having problems with the words to the National Anthem. ?
After months of chiding NFL players for disrespecting the National Anthem, President Trump finally got his chance to show them how it's done. pic.twitter.com/SnLtymKu0t
— The Late Show (@colbertlateshow) January 9, 2018
Last edited by The Monk; 01-10-2018 at 03:07 AM.
That's how we all see it too.....Trump and the MAGA crew react to Oprah running for president.
It's also how we see Trump as well.
You can't believe this is Trump's doing surely. The man has done more to exacerbate the situation with North Korea than to pacify it.
Reports are stating this is a ploy to drive a wedge between the US and South Korea. I can see that as a possible tactic but SK would be silly to abandon any association with USA.
I have no doubt whatsoever Trump is patriotic but I would say this change would be just another item in line with his huge ego. The image shows him front and centre with service members and he likes being the centre of attention.President Trump changes his Twitter banner. Such a patriot!
That's a brilliant outcome. No one can argue with that result.
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Trump's Tax Cuts
Would it help working Americans?
The Tax Policy Centre, made up of independent experts, has produced a distributional analysis of the impact of the Senate’s tax bill.
This shows that the bill would reduce taxes on average for most Americans between 2019 and 2025.
But by far the biggest beneficiaries of the tax cuts by over the next decade would be the top 1 per cent and the top 0.1 per cent of American households.
And by 2027 taxes would rise for the lowest income groups.
The bill also repeals the Obama administration requirement that all Americans obtain health insurance, which is likely to mean that around 13 million fewer Americans, most of them less well-off, have health coverage by 2027, according to the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office.
The tax cut for "pass through" companies is also likely to benefit wealthy individuals most of all. One major user of these structures is Donald Trump himself.
What about the impact on the US economy?
A group of economists wrote an open letter in the Wall Street Journal last month supporting the President’s tax cutting efforts and suggesting that the package could boost the US economy by 3 to 4 per cent in the long term.
A larger group of economists (137 in all) wrote an open letter making similar assertions.
But such claims has been fiercely contested by other economists, who have pointed to the lack of supporting evidence.
A recent survey of a distinguished panel of some of the leading lights of the economics profession suggests virtually none expect any kind of long-term positive growth effect from the tax cuts.
And the WSJ group have actually seemed to row back on their extravagant growth-boosting prognosis after being challenged.
Facts also dispute Trump's claim that he is responsible for jobs growth.
http://fortune.com/2017/08/10/donald...rs-fact-check/
And, the fact that that many jobs have been added since Trump took office is about par for the course with the last few years of steady economic growth. For comparison, Bureau of Labor Statistics numbers show that about 1,246,000 jobs were created during the same months (February to July) under President Obama last year. The last real drop in the job creation rate was under the recession.
.Trump was supposed to have a big ‘Fake News Awards’ thing last night at 6pm but it never happened. I guess you could say it was, fake news... pic.twitter.com/QroYiaytyw
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