Trump in office

[Shen Li]

America needs to deport every Somali Refugee niggeR in this country. Fuckin scamming coons!

You would still be stuck with tens of millions of white libtards who want to destroy your country.

[Lokmar]

You would still be stuck with tens of millions of white libtards who want to destroy your country.

Lots of assholes need put in a dirt hole!

[Shen Li]

Lots of assholes need put in a dirt hole!

Start with wealthy white libtards and America's problems are solved.

[Prof Emeritus at Fawk U]

Start with wealthy white libtards and America's problems are solved.

Amen.

[DKG]

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Nov. 23 said the government shutdown that ended earlier this month will not create a recession risk for the broader U.S. economy and that American families would see "substantial refunds" next year.

In an interview with NBC's "Meet the Press," Bessent said that while portions of the U.S. economy, such as housing, were in a recession because of elevated interest rates, he did not expect the broader U.S. economy to plunge into a recession in the coming months.
"I am very, very optimistic on 2026. We have set the table for a very strong, non-inflationary growth economy," the secretary said.

Bessent then cited provisions under the Republican-backed One Big Beautiful Bill Act signed earlier this year that he said would spur economic growth.

"So under the One Big Beautiful Bill, especially for working Americans, no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, no tax on Social Security, auto deductibility on loans for American cars, that's all kicking in," he said.

"Americans have not changed their withholdings. So we are going to see substantial, substantial refunds to working families in the first quarter of 2026. Americans will change their withholding. And they will get an increase in real income."

[Herman]

[Herman]

Tariffs for the win.

GE Appliances has announced a massive win for American workers and the U.S. manufacturing base. The company just awarded over $150 million in new contracts to U.S.-based suppliers. This investment is the immediate ripple effect of its decision to pull all washer and dryer production out of communist China.

This is the "America First" strategy in action. The contracts span 10 states—from plastics and castings to steel and aluminum—and are flowing to businesses ranging from U.S. Steel to small, family-owned companies. This is a direct boost to our domestic supply chain.

The reshoring effort includes a $490 million investment to completely retool its Appliance Park complex in Louisville, Kentucky, a project that will create 800 new American jobs. This shift proves that companies are finding it more efficient and profitable to manufacture close to their American customers, rather than relying on unstable foreign nations.