C’mon. That cant be real. It just cant be.
Yes, it’s already been said, and no - there is absolutely nothing wrong with it. Fly on all you beautiful rainbow brothers and sisters out there…but that might be the gayest thing Ive ever seen.
It’s not real according to Yahoo.
But the fact we’re not immediately sure says so much about the cognitive state of this world leader.
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hahahahahaha
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It’s a cult.
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It’s soiled adult nappy, inhale away.
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Great job figures in the US today.
Anyone know why?
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Are they though? What a difference a President makes. Also need to remember that Trump’s people are now in charge of providing the numbers.
This is from God’s letter this morning:
This is DISGUSTING.
The double standards are not subtle.
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In 2021, the New York Times treated 266,000 jobs as BAD NEWS because Biden was president.
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In 2026, they treated 172,000 jobs as GREAT NEWS!
Why? Because Trump is president.
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Doesn’t it come down to the fact it’s market expectations compared to what is delivered?
I’m not arguing for Trump. I’m just trying to understand the result.
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The Market obviously didn’t buy it - my portfolio took a hammering!
The US jobs numbers are heavily inflated because to be counted as unemployed, someone needs to have done zero paid work and be actively looking for work
The jobs added figure counts distinct payroll positions, not individual people. So if someone is taking on multiple jobs to make ends meet, this counts as multiple for the reporting.
What this means is, the gig economy has completely ■■■■■■ the jobs and employment figures because someone getting fired from a 9-5 and managing to scrape together a couple of hours a week from ubereats deliveries still counts as employed.
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Entering month 6 of Mamdani’s NYC & Robberies are down 11%, Retail theft is down 19%, & Murder is down 21%—all without “Adding 5000 new cops.”
Instead, he’s invested in public safety free childcare, food, and better funded schools. Safer cities come from investing in people—not punishments.
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To be fair, corporations over people is their intent.
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I just moved a shed load of super into funds I thought I’d get some gains.
Too afraid to look
If you look at the details , it’s not that great.
A shitload of healthcare jobs for an aging population that increasingly can’t afford healthcare anyway, a host of state level social support roles that are just replacing the all the federal level jobs scrapped and some construction jobs that are almost entirely due to the circle jirk that the big three AI companies are indulging in. There’s also a lot of by the hour hospitality roles that might be people taking on second jobs due to struggling to stay afloat, and the weekly hours worked is languishing at 34 hours on average so it might be more part time roles than full time.
Meanwhile, credit card defaults are now at GFC levels. And the Fed can choose between breaking the bond market or sending inflation through the roof by printing more money.
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Almost like he wants to hide incriminating evidence in post politics
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