Quote from: DKG on May 06, 2025, 09:27:57 AMThe only people that think the sky is falling when markets go down are old fools like Joe who never invested for their future.

Jo Jo would be living in senior's community for the destitute if I wasn't supporting him.

Quote from: Shen Li on May 05, 2025, 11:38:49 PMThe stock market went down, libtards got angry. It's back up and libtards are still pissed off.

The only people that think the sky is falling when markets go down are old fools like Joe who never invested for their future.

The stock market went down, libtards got angry. It's back up and libtards are still pissed off.

Mr Carney left the United Kingdom more divided politically and economically than before he arrived. This is what he will do to Canada.

Quote from: Herman on April 30, 2025, 03:31:29 PMdemocRATic National Committee Vice Chair David Hogg is now facing a serious challenge for his position as many within the party are looking for ways to get rid of the gun control activist.

Semafor reports a candidate who failed to win a DNC leadership role earlier this year is now saying the DNC violated its own bylaws by not electing enough people with diverse backgrounds to be in top positions. The complaint was filed by Kalyn Free, a Native American attorney. The DNC's credentials committee will meet virtually on May 12 to consider the challenge.

That's right: The DNC's near-suicidal commitment to DEI might end up costing Hogg his job at the DNC.

Cool! Didn't Earn It hires are generally crap when it comes to getting the job done, so the libtards efforts to do gun control are going to be even more useless than before?

I'm not seeing a problem here.

The House Oversight, Judiciary, and Administration Committees summoned ActBlue contractors to appear before Congress amid its investigation into Democrats' fundraising platform, according to a Tuesday report.

Letters obtained by the New York Post revealed that the committees requested two employees of Sift, an AI fraud detection platform, testify about ActBlue's allegedly relaxed fraud standards.

The Sift employees reportedly worked with the fundraising platform and are aware of "critical" information about the "more lenient" criteria.

Congress has been probing ActBlue for years over its alleged lenient standards allowing potential foreign donations.

democRATic National Committee Vice Chair David Hogg is now facing a serious challenge for his position as many within the party are looking for ways to get rid of the gun control activist.

Semafor reports a candidate who failed to win a DNC leadership role earlier this year is now saying the DNC violated its own bylaws by not electing enough people with diverse backgrounds to be in top positions. The complaint was filed by Kalyn Free, a Native American attorney. The DNC's credentials committee will meet virtually on May 12 to consider the challenge.

That's right: The DNC's near-suicidal commitment to DEI might end up costing Hogg his job at the DNC.

The Dems are the opposition to the American way of life.

Mark Conman Carney, who's company is accused of abusing indigenous people in four countries, started a press conference with a Native land acknowledgement.
What a hypocrite.

Quote from: Brent on April 07, 2025, 11:43:06 AMProg money wants free speech until they hear something they do not like. Which is why Carney wants to give the CBC even more money.

He says the extra $150 million every year is to fight misinformation.

Prog money wants free speech until they hear something they do not like. Which is why Carney wants to give the CBC even more money.

Some scammy celebrity-backed climate change finance company called Aspiration Inc went bankrupt after Democrat-linked co-founders Joe Sanberg and Ibrahim Ameen AlHusseini were arrested for $145M fraud scheme.

Aspiration was reportedly backed by notable celebrities, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Drake, Robert Downey Jr., Orlando Bloom, Cindy Crawford, and billionaire Steve Ballmer.

The climate change banking company – which reached a peak valuation of $2.3 billion in 2021 – shifted to selling carbon credits to other businesses in 2023, which Forbes described as a "strange pivot."

Aspiration then brokered carbon credit deals with major corporations such as Microsoft, Meta Platforms, and Ballmer's Los Angeles Clippers.

Aspiration was founded in 2013 by Andrei Cherny and Joe Sanberg – both heavily linked to the Democratic Party.