Truckcrazy

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/03/10/us/president-trump-news?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare

Welcome. Do you have any photos of his fleet?

You can’t blame everything on President Biden anymore. You have made your own bed.

That’s where we are headed with this president and this caninet.

Don’t waste your energy. The things you mention are way too complex for these guys to understand. They believe that January 6 was a show of love. They support law enforcement unless they are trying to protect the capitol and congress from rioters. They believe in democracy as long as the vote goes their way. They think abortion should be illegal until Uncle Johnny rapes their daughter. They think Ukraine started the war. They think Trump is a self made man but he got a $13,000,000 loan from his father to buy his first building. They support tariffs until they have to pay more at the grocery store. Give it time. It will hurt them more than it will hurt me. I got a big tax cut during the first Trump administration but I would much rather pay my taxes and help others than back this regime of terror that will eventually make all of our lives worse.

A lot more people who voted for Trump are starting to feel the hurt too. Loosing their jobs. Loosing funding for local projects There is lots of Ra Ra Trump right not but when grocery prices keep going up and mortgage rates keep going up they can cry to each other Maybe these guys can immigrate to Monaco where they held their share holders meeting.

Like Trump went bankrupt and didn’t pay his loans. But trumps daddy paid for his Ivy League education that there is no proof that he graduated from and student loans aren’t forgiven if you go bankrupt.

Any good generator/starter shop should be able to rebuild it.

Finally McConnell gets some balls. If only he had them during the impeachment hearing we wouldn’t be stuck with this dipshit for another 4 years.

Might as well blame the Fed for Trump’s mistakes.

Another wise more: Under orders from Donald Trump, billions of gallons of irrigation water were laid waste in California’s thirsty agricultural hub this month, a move that left water experts shocked and local officials scrambling. The water, stored in two reservoirs operated by the army corps of engineers, is a vital source for many farms and ranches in the state’s sprawling and productive San Joaquin valley during the driest times of the year. It will be especially important in the coming months as the region braces for another brutally hot summer with sparse supplies. The reservoirs are also among the few the US president can control directly. Staged to give weight to Trump’s widely debunked claims that flows could have helped Los Angeles during last month’s devastating firestorm and to show that he holds some power over California’s water, he ordered the army corps to flood the channels. Less than an hour of notice was reportedly given to water authorities down-river who rushed to prepare for the unexpected release, which threatened to inundate nearby communities. The move is just the latest in a series of misinformed attempts Trump has made to wade into California’s water wars, adding new challenges and conflicts over the state’s essential and increasingly scarce water resources. But in what now appears to be just a political stunt, Trump has struck some of his strongest supporters. Many counties across California’s rural Central valley – home to much of its roughly $59bn agricultural industry – backed Trump in the last election, forming a red strip at the heart of the blue state. “It is almost mind-boggling that this has happened,” said Thomas Holyoke, a professor of political science and water expert at California State University, Fresno, calling the act a “ridiculous blunder”. Experts, who were left scratching their heads in the aftermath, have found no justification for the order. The reservoirs were not at risk of overflowing and irrigation is not necessary during the wetter winter months. These releases also did not support threatened ecosystems such as those in the Sacramento-San Joaquin delta, where contentious debates continue about flows and diversions. Some have suggested the flows will help bolster groundwater stores, “but a lot of that water will end up evaporating,” said Holyoke. “It’s just going to be water lost – and they know it.”

You are asking a lot from a man who has declared bankruptcy 4 times.

They are still taking taxes out of social security. He said he was going to lower grocery prices on Day 1. That hasn’t happened either.

When?

I’m kinda worried about these tarrifs. Things are already expensive with all the Biden inflation. It’s already hard to pay the bills on social security. How will this help?