I just found out that Rudy's son was formally added to the White House Staff today. Maybe a reward for recent cybersecurity work.
My speculation is that Giuliani Partners discovered something that helped Trump understand the depth of what was done against him.I'm waiting for someone to screech about that one. Guess they know better because ole anvil Joe Bidens son Hunter (the son that is hosing his dead brothers wife) is employed by a Ukraine gas company, so they know better than go there.
Has anyone noticed that Rudy Giuliani has been extremely quiet since being named as Trump's informal cybersecurity adviser on jan.12? He owns a cybersecurity firm, Giuliani Partners. With his law enforcement and other connections in NYC, I think it's possible that his firm may have dug up something pertaining to Trump Tower surveillance. Just a guess.
Trump is certainly not above making big accusations of wrongdoing with bold claims of evidence on the way without ever delivering on those claims. He promised evidence that 3 million people voted illegally, he said he had proof that Obama was born in Kenya... He says a lot of things without delivering.
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About 1/10 California residents is on public assistance from the federal government.
Tell me how that compares with the majority of states that voted for Trump. Also kind of strange that the states that are less likely to have its residents on public assistance are the blue states. You know the ones full of non working liberals. Strange how that works.
He also promised a news conference to give the details of Melania's immigration.
"Let me tell you one thing. She has got it so documented, so she's going to have a little news conference over the next couple of weeks. - Donald Trump
His own wife is one of the illegals he hates so much.
Here we go again with that liberal mathematics.
1/10=4 million people
so if 1/2 the population of Tennessee were on public assistance, would still be less than California
Here we go again with that liberal mathematics.
1/10=4 million people
so if 1/2 the population of Tennessee were on public assistance, would still be less than California
Okay, how does that change my premise. That many of the red states are among the poorest with large portions of their populace on federal assistance. You are less likely to be on federal assistance if you live in California.
OK, I will give you 1 sixer of beers but half the sixer is flat. Or I can give you 40 cases of beers but at least 12 beers are flat. You'd take the six pack I guess because more beers are flat in the 40 case deal.
I guess you probably dang dun drunk 4 sixers before you posted.
Because it's directly related to how you are choosing to use statistics. Many/most of the red states you are referring to do not have a large populace, so obviously their percentages on federal assistance will be higher. OTOH... if you made MS a county of CA, then its percentage on welfare (based on a larger populace) would miraculously be significantly lower. Funny how that works.
Why not look at the #'s on federal assistance as a percentage of the nation's populace instead?
He also promised a news conference to give the details of Melania's immigration.
"Let me tell you one thing. She has got it so documented, so she's going to have a little news conference over the next couple of weeks. - Donald Trump
His own wife is one of the illegals he hates so much.
OK, I will give you 1 sixer of beers but half the sixer is flat. Or I can give you 40 cases of beers but at least 12 beers are flat. You'd take the six pack I guess because more beers are flat in the 40 case deal.
I guess you probably dang dun drunk 4 sixers before you posted.
Because it's directly related to how you are choosing to use statistics. Many/most of the red states you are referring to do not have a large populace, so obviously their percentages on federal assistance will be higher. OTOH... if you made MS a county of CA, then its percentage on welfare (based on a larger populace) would miraculously be significantly lower. Funny how that works.
Why not look at the #'s on federal assistance as a percentage of the nation's populace instead?
Because we are not examining the monetary impact of State A v. State B. We are looking at the percentage of the population that is poor. If you want to examine economic impact of the poor people we could do that, but you wouldn't like the results. California has more poor people than Mississppi has people, but it also has several times more people contributing than Mississippi has people.