rofl.. the majority wouldn't know the Constitutional requirements for impeachment if they stepped in itMaybe, but Ill enjoy the fact that the Majority still believes in the Rule of law.
rofl.. the majority wouldn't know the Constitutional requirements for impeachment if they stepped in itMaybe, but Ill enjoy the fact that the Majority still believes in the Rule of law.
rofl.. the majority wouldn't know the Constitutional requirements for impeachment if they stepped in it
Hello Darth,
I must have missed that part of the Constitution.
I would love to see history made. Let Donald Trump be the first President to be impeached more than once!
You may be assuming something that isn't so.
It shows extreme prejudice, pre-judgement.Oh!
I see the point Republicans are making!
Finally, it dawns on me what they are saying.
Since some Democrats called for impeachment immediately after Trump was elected, that means no Democrats can ever call for an impeachment.
Well, I guess Republicans have us there, folks.
They have established that the President is unimpeachable.
Yeah, work with me here.
It all makes sense in their minds.
Anything one member of a very large group does, then you get to hold the entire group guilty for it.
In Republican world, that is.
ROFL.. massive jobs growth and wage increases is "pretending"? lol
Wages have accelerated in recent months, and our wage tracker currently stands at a cycle-high pace of 3.4%. … Breaking down the wage acceleration by income level, we find that wage growth has picked up sharply in the bottom half of the wage distribution, with considerably slower growth in the upper half. This pattern is consistent with our prior finding that lower income wage growth is more sensitive to slack, while higher income wage growth is more sensitive to corporate profitability. … Even if job growth slows as the labor market tightens, labor income should continue to grow at a healthy pace if wage momentum persists. The firming of wages should also put some modest upward pressure on inflation, with accelerating wage growth often preceding higher inflation.Massive low paid, slave wadge job growth is not helping the working American.
rofl.. the majority wouldn't know the Constitutional requirements for impeachment if they stepped in it
you ned to citeHello anatta,
Apparently not massive enough to propel 44% of American full time workers above 18K a year.
you haven't been listening to the claims of lack of due process by the Schiff show -or the fact the impeachment articles do not fit Constitutional requirementsThe minority doesn't seem to be mentioning the Constitution very frequently.
Well, aren’t you assuming Trump is guilty lol?
Oh!
I see the point Republicans are making!
Finally, it dawns on me what they are saying.
Since some Democrats called for impeachment immediately after Trump was elected, that means no Democrats can ever call for an impeachment.
Well, I guess Republicans have us there, folks.
They have established that the President is unimpeachable.
Yeah, work with me here.
It all makes sense in their minds.
Anything one member of a very large group does, then you get to hold the entire group guilty for it.
In Republican world, that is.
Wages have accelerated in recent months, and our wage tracker currently stands at a cycle-high pace of 3.4%. … Breaking down the wage acceleration by income level, we find that wage growth has picked up sharply in the bottom half of the wage distribution, with considerably slower growth in the upper half. This pattern is consistent with our prior finding that lower income wage growth is more sensitive to slack, while higher income wage growth is more sensitive to corporate profitability. … Even if job growth slows as the labor market tightens, labor income should continue to grow at a healthy pace if wage momentum persists. The firming of wages should also put some modest upward pressure on inflation, with accelerating wage growth often preceding higher inflation.
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https://www.aei.org/economics/wages...y-is-now-working-best-for-lower-wage-workers/
Are his initials really BJ? Is THAT what British Conservatives voted for?
you haven't been listening to the claims of lack of due process by the Schiff show -or the fact the impeachment articles do not fit Constitutional requirements
Well, go ahead and impeach him, already; and in eleven months we get to see how much the impeachment was worth.
Were you around in the 90’s? This one is weaker than that one.
And lefties need to cross their fingers or pray to their secular gods or whatever it is they do—because it’s very likely ‘other shoes are going to drop’ before the next election.
So enjoy your day!