Ram moving back across the border?
Interesting.... https://www.google.com/amp/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN14S0WL Good news no matter what for jobs and the economy IMO. Can't seem to get the link to work.
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tomman58 wrote:
I suppose it will get much worse. I don't think any politician has ever boycotted the inauguration till now and more and more are lining up to avoid it. says something. 200 bus permits for the inauguration but 1200 for the next day protest.
The bottom line for us here is likely higher fuel prices, higher costs for health insurance and possible world recession.
Yah I was reading that. I don't know about fuel prices though. I think they will be stable for awhile and then probably fall off a bit.
This week a few European leaders were discussing if there was any legal action that they could take reference the hacking and influencing of a democratic election. They are stunned that Americans in general just don't seem to care that this happened and that others nations governments may have to try for some kind of legal action. I doubt anything will come of it other than close vigilance of the major elections coming up in Europe. Uneasy times for the whole free world.
