meloshouldgo wrote:

nixluva wrote:This is unbelievable. Trump and his staff are up to their NECKS in this Russian Crap! I mean come on. They hammered Hillary for some damn emails and Benghazi but this is NATIONAL SECURITY level. I mean the Russians are all up in the White House with Trum!!!

Pence used his private email account to discuss homeland security information. Filthy fulking hypocrites.

http://www.apnewsarchive.com/2017/A-newspaper-is-reporting-that-Vice-President-Mike-Pence-used-a-private-email-account-to-conduct-public-business-as-Indiana-s-governor/id-1764027b50204aa38be004cf9c957bcc

Trump and his Administration look guilty as F. I mean how much of this are we supposed to pass off as innocent??? They all LIED at first saying there was absolutely NO RUSSIAN CONTACT!!! Now we all know that was a lie.

arkrud wrote:

nixluva wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:

nixluva wrote:This is unbelievable. Trump and his staff are up to their NECKS in this Russian Crap! I mean come on. They hammered Hillary for some damn emails and Benghazi but this is NATIONAL SECURITY level. I mean the Russians are all up in the White House with Trum!!!

Pence used his private email account to discuss homeland security information. Filthy fulking hypocrites.

http://www.apnewsarchive.com/2017/A-newspaper-is-reporting-that-Vice-President-Mike-Pence-used-a-private-email-account-to-conduct-public-business-as-Indiana-s-governor/id-1764027b50204aa38be004cf9c957bcc

Trump and his Administration look guilty as F. I mean how much of this are we supposed to pass off as innocent??? They all LIED at first saying there was absolutely NO RUSSIAN CONTACT!!! Now we all know that was a lie.

Politicians lie... WOW. Do they ever?
I was thinking all politicians are telling Truth and only Truth.
Apparently its not the case.... I am so sad and disappointed...

Well there is degree of lying...This administration seems to be historical only rivaling Nixon..I think they clocked Trump lying 92% of the time during campaign...I know you are a big boy and like you lies big, fat and boldfaced...

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The founder and retired CEO of The Vanguard Group critiqued several strands of Trump's policy mix during a wide-ranging BBC interview this week. Most notably, he said the president's campaign promise for the American economy seemed fanciful.

"Anybody that wants to make the U.S. economy grow at 4 percent a year in real terms has a big job to do. I don't think it's even possible for anybody," Bogle said.

He also said administration rhetoric over regulation was a concern.

"I think reducing regulations is a reasonable thing to do if you do it the right way, but eliminating regulations is some sort of madness."

And highlighting that he himself is the child of an immigrant, Bogle questioned the trade and border policies emanating from the White House.

"I think increasing trade barriers is the wrong way to go for business," he said.

"And I'm not making a political statement here, the economics of cutting back on immigration is extremely harmful in the long run for our economy."

Bogle was born in 1929, the same year as the Wall Street crash, and continues to invest after 65 years in the business.

He is famous for introducing low-cost passive funds and was described by Warren Buffett in a recent letter to shareholders as a hero.

In the BBC interview, Bogle said Buffett was merely recognizing his assertion that Wall Street needed to be fairer to investors.

"Over an investment lifetime, a dollar invested compounded 7 percent over 50 years grows to $30 in the stock market, and it grows to $10 in a mutual fund," he said.

"So it means that an investor who put up 100 percent of the capital, puts up 100 percent of the risk but got 30 percent of the return."

"Wall Street put up none of the capital, none of the risk and got 70 percent of the return," he added.

Bogle said that unfairness was presently being addressed through the growth of index funds.

Meanwhile, Trump was not the only boss in the firing line of the legendary investor. Bogle said remuneration for CEO's stock options could be too generous and it was time to change the measurement of success.

"I think remuneration ought to be not on the price of the stock but on the return on the investment made by the corporation," he concluded.

gunsnewing wrote:

holfresh wrote:Jeff Sessions: You lied!!!

Where was the outrage from the Dems when Loretta Lynch blatantly lied?

This **** just doesn't end. It's hilarious to watch as the unelected grasp at straws since all they can do is obstruct and drag their feet. They are desperate and powerless. Again, doing more damage to how they are perceived by the American public. They just don't get. They can kiss 2020 goodbye

When did Lynch lie under oath??..I don't expect to get a response..