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so do you think Trump hits the 11.8% average yearly increase (excluding dividends) that Obama gave us? I doubt it, but I hope so... (when his term actually starts in January...)
Admit it!! You kept the Five Guys gift cards for yourself, didn't you??? :nod::nod::nod:
I'm sure a lot of ladies at the party were hoping to win those gift cards, you know.
All i know is that mortgages are sky-high in the States right now and the experts have said Trump's election is directly to blame for it. And it'll only get worse once he's officially in office.
Bon Jovi (oh the irony, this guy is one of you! haha) made a song for all libby's about the recount
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDK9QqIzhwk
Are ALL libbys sore losers or what
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDK9QqIzhwk
Are ALL libbys sore losers or what
How are you enjoying the recount??
then you really aren't paying attention... The economy always does better under Democrats... Hell, Saint Ronnie raised taxes 23 times and tripled the debt. Bush doubled it again by refusing to pay for anything...
For a guy who suppose to be super conservative you do spend alot of time on a so called liberal website
Bon Jovi (oh the irony, this guy is one of you! haha) made a song for all libby's about the recount
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDK9QqIzhwk
Are ALL libbys sore losers or what
You did the same thing about me .
This is why people who do not know someone should not assume they do know them
participating in a recount (which she did not initiate) is within election law. It is a thoroughly legitimate and legal process. Saying you wont accept the result because "because that's why" like Trump is just being an asshole...
that's the way it works in the US. Not the first time the popular vote leader lost...
On the bright side, it seems to really bother Trump. There should be a designated Democrat in Congress every day who should bring this up.
I didn't, but I take solace in HL Mencken...
You get the government you deserve. I'll be around to point that out to you for the next while...
truth is that most Trump voters are going to get screwed by the Repubs in Congress, just as they always do. And in 4 years they will again do what they always do, blame the i311grants and ni88ers and vote Republican again...
Obama has pardoned more than the last 6 presidents combined ( of course Marc Rich donated [bribed] the crooked Bill Clinton $29 Million for a single pardon). But here is the problem: They are not political prisoners. They are drug dealers, gang members, car jackers, murderers, bank robbers etc. Would you like them in your country Doc? Of course you wouldn't be able to walk the streets in Montreal and late night places downtown would no longer be open after 8PM.
Many western Canadians welcome the election of Donald Trump. It's not surprising because western Canadians (except for those on Canada's left coast in Vancouver) are generally more pro-American and pro-business than Canadians in the eastern half of the country.
Hicks on Biz: Trump could be good for Alberta
edmontonsun.com
By Graham Hicks November 10, 2016
Please, no more hysterics.
The sky is not falling.
American President-elect Donald Trump could be very good for Alberta.
Did we happen to mention the Keystone XL pipeline?
Alberta’s biggest challenge is not climate change and greenhouse gas emissions, but the need for new pipelines to get our stranded oil and natural gas to market.
Outgoing American President Barack Obama vetoed the Keystone XL pipeline – carrying up to 1 million barrels of dilbit (diluted bitumen) a day from the oilsands to under-utilized upgraders/heavy-oil refineries along the Gulf of Mexico. Trump has promised to reverse that decision as soon as possible.
Trump believes fossil fuels will continue to play a major role in providing cheap energy to America and the world.
Trump will take a very different environmental stance than Obama, with an underlying assumption that environmental concerns can be met without excessive government interference and subsidy.
Trump will embrace the “greening” of fossil fuels as another solution to global warming.
Environmental improvements that make money will be welcome.
Those requiring government subsidy will not.
This is good news for Alberta. Our expertise in lowering greenhouse gas emissions from fossil-fuel production will be back in demand.
Keystone XL – the safest pipeline in the world - will alleviate the current oilsands production bottleneck.
The USA needs our oil. Despite big production increases, America still imports 10 million barrels of oil to feed its daily 19.4 million barrels' appetite.
The USA needs the Keystone pipeline.
Trump has promised, like Justin Trudeau here, massive infrastructure spending (roads, bridges, hospitals etc.) to make America great again. This is great news for Edmonton’s world-class engineering and construction cluster, led by Stantec and PCL.
Trump’s America-first trade proposals are expected to be aimed at China and Mexico, not Canada.
He’s expected to go after countries that have massive trade imbalances with the USA, not Canada.
Trump, as a businessman, knows Canadian business is hugely invested in the USA. Our pipeline companies, utilities, banks, real estate developers, engineering and construction firms have a greater presence in the USA than ever before. The USA needs our investments, Our economies are as intertwined as any two countries in the world.
The greatest danger to Canada’s economy won’t be exclusion from the American economy, but our ability to compete under essentially the same free-trade deal as we now have.
Trump is promising corporate America lower and fewer taxes, less regulation and no carbon tax. He will offer tax breaks to bring off-shore companies back home, erect trade barriers (not against Canada) to discourage the import of cheap foreign goods and encourage made-in-America manufacturing.
Meanwhile, Alberta has raised taxes on corporations and high-income earners. Regulations and government decrees are piling up. The cost of Alberta’s industrial electricity will double in the name of climate change. A carbon tax equivalent to a provincial sales tax is looming. (To its credit, the ND government is lowering royalties on conventional oil production in 2017.)
If Trump delivers on his taxation promises, Alberta companies won’t look to China to produce their goods. Instead, they may move lock, stock and barrel to the USA. Why would new investment come to Alberta, when the USA can offer a much better deal?
Our current Alberta regime believes all good things flow from a government that acts in what it perceives as the interests of the people.
The new American government is all about minimizing government interference, lowering taxes, letting the free-market rule and rewarding individual effort.
My greatest optimism is in finally getting the Keystone pipeline built, even though all our international output will still be shipped to our one-and-only international customer, the USA.
My greatest fear is that the ND government’s onerous taxing policies, the carbon levy, and massive wind farm/solar subsidies will push current and future Alberta businesses and entrepreneurs south of the border to a far more business-friendly regime.
Hicks on Biz: Trump could be good for Alberta
edmontonsun.com
By Graham Hicks November 10, 2016
Please, no more hysterics.
The sky is not falling.
American President-elect Donald Trump could be very good for Alberta.
Did we happen to mention the Keystone XL pipeline?
Alberta’s biggest challenge is not climate change and greenhouse gas emissions, but the need for new pipelines to get our stranded oil and natural gas to market.
Outgoing American President Barack Obama vetoed the Keystone XL pipeline – carrying up to 1 million barrels of dilbit (diluted bitumen) a day from the oilsands to under-utilized upgraders/heavy-oil refineries along the Gulf of Mexico. Trump has promised to reverse that decision as soon as possible.
Trump believes fossil fuels will continue to play a major role in providing cheap energy to America and the world.
Trump will take a very different environmental stance than Obama, with an underlying assumption that environmental concerns can be met without excessive government interference and subsidy.
Trump will embrace the “greening” of fossil fuels as another solution to global warming.
Environmental improvements that make money will be welcome.
Those requiring government subsidy will not.
This is good news for Alberta. Our expertise in lowering greenhouse gas emissions from fossil-fuel production will be back in demand.
Keystone XL – the safest pipeline in the world - will alleviate the current oilsands production bottleneck.
The USA needs our oil. Despite big production increases, America still imports 10 million barrels of oil to feed its daily 19.4 million barrels' appetite.
The USA needs the Keystone pipeline.
Trump has promised, like Justin Trudeau here, massive infrastructure spending (roads, bridges, hospitals etc.) to make America great again. This is great news for Edmonton’s world-class engineering and construction cluster, led by Stantec and PCL.
Trump’s America-first trade proposals are expected to be aimed at China and Mexico, not Canada.
He’s expected to go after countries that have massive trade imbalances with the USA, not Canada.
Trump, as a businessman, knows Canadian business is hugely invested in the USA. Our pipeline companies, utilities, banks, real estate developers, engineering and construction firms have a greater presence in the USA than ever before. The USA needs our investments, Our economies are as intertwined as any two countries in the world.
The greatest danger to Canada’s economy won’t be exclusion from the American economy, but our ability to compete under essentially the same free-trade deal as we now have.
Trump is promising corporate America lower and fewer taxes, less regulation and no carbon tax. He will offer tax breaks to bring off-shore companies back home, erect trade barriers (not against Canada) to discourage the import of cheap foreign goods and encourage made-in-America manufacturing.
Meanwhile, Alberta has raised taxes on corporations and high-income earners. Regulations and government decrees are piling up. The cost of Alberta’s industrial electricity will double in the name of climate change. A carbon tax equivalent to a provincial sales tax is looming. (To its credit, the ND government is lowering royalties on conventional oil production in 2017.)
If Trump delivers on his taxation promises, Alberta companies won’t look to China to produce their goods. Instead, they may move lock, stock and barrel to the USA. Why would new investment come to Alberta, when the USA can offer a much better deal?
Our current Alberta regime believes all good things flow from a government that acts in what it perceives as the interests of the people.
The new American government is all about minimizing government interference, lowering taxes, letting the free-market rule and rewarding individual effort.
My greatest optimism is in finally getting the Keystone pipeline built, even though all our international output will still be shipped to our one-and-only international customer, the USA.
My greatest fear is that the ND government’s onerous taxing policies, the carbon levy, and massive wind farm/solar subsidies will push current and future Alberta businesses and entrepreneurs south of the border to a far more business-friendly regime.
Friz888 why are you arguing. Somehow to the left it is fashionable to hate yourself. This is called self-loathing and it usually stems from white guilt. This is a direct result of not being able to handle math and science....but you go to college anyways and you stick around and study the liberal arts for 6 to 8 years and major in Gender or Black Studies or some other form of basket weaving. You become one of the liberal herd. And then all of a sudden all this shit makes sense to you. Castro - who if he could get his hands on you would surely kill you - becomes your hero. Why? Because he is your enemy and as a liberal, you hate yourself. Thomas Jefferson 3rd President of the United States was an adulterer who owned slaves. This is wrong!!!! And members of the liberal herd all bob their heads.
sigh... facts... such inconvenient things...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_pardoned_by_Barack_Obama
Would you PLEASE stop making sense? The libby's do not understand sense anyways so you are just wasting your valuable time.
It is nice to be able to walk in downtown Mtl at 3am with little worry, so me thinks i can speak for the good Dr. when i say he would not want these thugs in the great country that is :canada:
It is nice to be able to walk in downtown Mtl at 3am with little worry, so me thinks i can speak for the good Dr. when i say he would not want these thugs in the great country that is :canada:
You see what I mean....it is fashionable to hate yourself. Thank you for a prime example.
The problem with your post my friend is that montreal is a peacefull town to walk at 3 am in the morning and such a great city for hobbying exactly because of all our liberal values!! If we were like you guys in the states who see Trump in their bowl of cereral we would be a copy of just any american city. Great city but where you need to be fucking carefull about everything you do.
You guys are enjoying our great benefits here in Montreal without being humble enough to admit that this is possible because we are and we believe in liberal values!
Cheers,
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