Frasier Balzov
Frasier Balzov's JournalTrump bailing out farmers with a New Deal era safety net.
The Commodity Credit Corporation is the entity which has standing authority to borrow funds from the U.S. Treasury to supplement the income of farmers who experience negative cash flow.
It was first organized as a Delaware corporation pursuant to an executive order by FDR and was later federally rechartered by Congress during the Truman Administration.
So Trump is attempting to salvage his popularity with farmers by utilitizing tools established by progressive Democrats.
That's pretty ironic, and I think a helluva lot of noise ought to be made about it.
Do Tammy Baldwin and Ron Johnson have a good relationship?
Can she get any information from him about a Republican plan for affordable health care?
Okay, please don't call me naive or a hopeless optimist.
Which other states have split party representation in the United States Senate?
Those delegations should hopefully be talking to themselves by talking with each other about this.
Two satellite dependent stocks have dropped significantly.
The price of shares in Life360 (LIF) dropped today and Garmin (GRMN) dropped in the past few days.
By startlingly large percentages!
Both companies report excellent operating results.
The technology sector exchange traded fund XLK is hugging its 20-day moving average, which is still trending upward.
So what is happening with those two satellite dependent stocks?
To drop by such large percentages on healthy financials makes me think that trouble is brewing beneath the surface regarding civilian access to satellite bandwidth.
Yet I haven't found specific news to support this theory. I'm looking for other publicly traded companies whose business model depends on access to satellite service.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Tim Kaine wants to be assured that a deal is a deal.
Senator Kaine came very close to saying that Trump needs to guarantee he will not direct his servants in Congress to rescind legislative compromises once they are made.
I wish he had been more explicit about this.
It was an opportunity to point to the underlying cause of the government breakdown.
And to reinforce growing public opinion regarding who is responsible for it.
https://abcnews.go.com/ThisWeek/video/1-1-tim-kaine-127107231
Yes, that's a good shaming message.
The People need a Democratic majority just to get the House of Representatives open.
Who does it look like broke the government?
The visual of the White House being demolished says it all.
Everyone knows the Democrats didn't do THAT.
So Republican messaging which attempts to shift blame for the shutdown away from themselves falls flat.
It's clearly, obviously them who are at fault and their big disgusting leader who they've unleashed upon the country.
Who is the Democrat running in Alabama's 3rd CD?
Or is Republican Mike Rogers running unopposed again?
"Big protest in D.C. on January 6th."
"Be there, will be wild!"
~~Sincerely, the Hate America President.
Rescission of bipartisan spending agreements permanently breaks the system.
You can’t make a deal with a majority party which goes back on its word and rescinds what was passed through compromise.
The art of breaking the deal is all Republicans can offer now.
The party in charge has GOT TO GO.
(Unless the American People prefer that the system continue to lay broken and the government remain closed.)
Shawn Harris is running against MTG again. Good!
You see how Marge is acting a little like her constituents are unhappy with Trump?
I would encourage Shawn Harris to make Less of Trump and Less of Mike Johnson his most prominent campaign messages.
https://www.shawnforgeorgia.com/
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