hedge_fun
3 시간 전
That’s what the media was saying, including……
Jake Tapper.
How dare Laura Trump pretend she’s a professional and say he’s in cognitive decline! Who does she think she is?
Then Tapper writes a book about the cover up of President Biden’s decline, which many of us saw years ago. We all know when our grandparents are slipping. It’s terrible to watch.
Chuck Todd excused it while complaining about the cover up and said some in the media just didn’t want to be seen as helping President Trump, that’s all.
You got him shaking hands with nobody, drifting away from the other Euro leaders and having to be guided back, and the Hur Report are but a few examples. It was FAR more than stuttering.
But please, I hope the left continues down this path.
Being hypocritical is a good look for them.
Trust me!
DiscoverGold
22 시간 전
Tesla sold 126,820 cars in the US in the first quarter of 2025. That's a 45% share of the EV market...
By: Roland Pircher | April 11, 2025
🔸 Tesla sold 126,820 cars in the US in the first quarter of 2025. That's a 45% share of the EV market.
Model Y - 64,051
Model 3 - 52,520
Cybertruck - 6,406
Model X - 3,843
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Prudent Capitalist
1 일 전
That is good news on the meeting and talks. But there is no such thing as NATO dues. There never have been "dues." The goal is to have every country spend a certain percentage of their GDP on defense, and then there is a contribution from each country for administrative expenses based on the size of each county's economy. Trump has claimed the requisite percentage is 5%, but the US has never spent 5%, and the percentages are fairly comparable, but our GDP is such that we spend more. Of course, the US has been the only beneficiary of the article which requires every NATO country to come to the aid of another NATO member which is attacked, and every NATO member came to the US's aid after 9/11 and every NATO member had boots on the ground and planes n the air in Afghanistan when we went after Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaida, who were protected by the Taliban in Afghanistan
hedge_fun
1 일 전
The EU is not only talking to China.......a
meeting is set up and they're coming here for talks.
Plus, the EU has agreed to buy more nat gas from the US. That was confirmed yesterday.
Given the way this administration has treated our longtime friends and allies in Europe,
Yeah, why would the US require "our friends" to pay their NATO dues in FULL that they agreed to pay?
Why allow them to rely upon Pootie for energy needs and put money if his pocket, while asking us to protect them militarily?
Our "friends" are a bit spoiled and have seemed to have developed sense of entitlement.
I can't imagine how that happened.
But they're free to look elsewhere, but they will NEVER find a better SUGAR DADDY than we have been.
America first, not bribe people to be your (ahem) friend.
Genz2
2 일 전
The starting MSRP for new vehicles from BMW, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, and Acura varies by model and trim level. Generally, Mercedes-Benz is often considered the most expensive, while Acura is generally the most affordable. Audi and BMW are often comparable in price, but some models may have slight price differences.
Here's a closer look at some specific examples:
Acura: Acura RDX starts around $46,050 and can reach $55,800 depending on the trim level.
BMW: BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe starts around $42,775, while the 2 Series Coupe starts around $40,375.
Audi: Audi A3 starts around $39,495, and the A4 starts around $45,395.
Mercedes-Benz: Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class starts around $45,550.
It's important to note that these are starting MSRPs and the actual price you pay can vary based on location, dealer, and options. For example, the 2025 Acura RDX starts at $46,050 and can go up to $55,800 depending on the trim and options. Similarly, the 2025 BMW 228i Gran Coupe starts at $42,775, while the 230i Coupe starts at $40,375, according to MotorTrend. Mercedes-Benz is generally considered the most expensive brand, with prices for comparable models often higher than BMW and Audi, says US News & World
In these times of tariffs, Tesla is going to be the clear winner going forward with better technology, better performance, less maintenance, less repairs, zero emmissions and FSD!!! The obvious choice is Tesla!!!
hedge_fun
2 일 전
I am glad you shared that. I filed with…….
FinCEN before the stay. I hadn’t kept up with it since.
But you do know this information is already filed with the state, and to me seems a bit redundant.
Our CPA was going to charge $700 to fill out and do the paperwork, but I did it myself. It was a bit of a pain.
I had several friends that weren’t aware they needed to do this. The state finally sent out a notice about FinCEN with maybe 45 days left until the deadline (I believe) but then I heard about the stay.
It wasn’t just for shells, it was for ALL businesses, and ALL should have filed within their jurisdiction and the FEDS should be able to easily access this information.
I think this may be the best approach. I’m not a foreign company.
Instead, the department announced, it will issue a proposed rule that will limit enforcement to foreign companies.
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