Day: November 5, 2024

@DonaldJTrumpJr The truth about today’s inflation! Inflation started under Trump. Shutdowns, supply chain disruptions, $3 Trillion bailouts, tax cuts which continue to add $Trillions to US Debt, Trump’s trade war tariffs caused today’s inflation. https://t.co/k7TycFNAE4

@CPAC WRONG. Trump’s 2017 tax cuts added nearly $2 trillion to the debt and only helped billionaires and corporations. Kamala’s tie-breaking vote in 2021 helped fund COVID relief and saved lives, not reckless spending. Facts matter! Stop lying. Stop ignorance.

If Trump wins the European debt based “work to employ and put money into companies” model ends. And Europe in in recession with it. If free migration ends, some large parties get really small. If NATO is Europenized, EU’s loud voices vanish. Climate subsidies economy ends.

— Paul (@St15Paul) November 5, 2024

Depends on how you measure ‘terrible’ and ‘great.’ Kamala’s been part of a team handling crises like COVID recovery & rebuilding alliances. Meanwhile, Trump’s ‘great years’ included impeachment, rising national debt, & a chaotic pandemic response. Different perspectives, I guess.

— Sober Bear

When the middle class was growing & the US was built around their values & needs, the corporate tax rate was over 50%. Now when billionaires run everything they’ve set it up for themselves, w/Trump’s help. Trump & Biden had to borrow debt to keep the lights on after the giveaway. pic.twitter.com/4RTEM0X0JS

— Michael Embry (@michael_br95896) November 5, 2024

Crypto’s Future at Stake

The outcome of this election will significantly impact the crypto market.

Experts predict that Bitcoin may gain from potential U.S. debt rating downgrades under Trump, while altcoins might face tougher regulatory challenges under Harris.

— Ediomoabasi

Crypto’s Future at Stake

The outcome of this election will significantly impact the crypto market.

Experts predict that Bitcoin may gain from potential U.S. debt rating downgrades under Trump, while altcoins might face tougher regulatory challenges under Harris.

— Ediomoabasi

On this day in 1862, President Lincoln fires George B. McClellan from his position as commander of the Army of the Potomac. The disgraced general will go on to challenge his old boss in the 1864 national election. Lincoln defeats McClellan in a landslide. pic.twitter.com/OLG7sKABWB

— Military History Now (@MilHistNow) November 5, 2024

@Herr_Elle @lurker_osint @PeurAvion C’est ce qu’on appelle des tirs de qualification. Nous on pratique ça sur des cibles d’entraînement, eux ils le font sur des habitations civiles. Chacun sa méthode.