The Shining City Upon a Hill
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It's not my opinion. Canada isn't a winner. Never has been. Probably never will be.Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.Comment
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Oh my!! If that's true I'm amazed people aren't clamouring at the Can/US border trying to get down there. LOL!!!!
What else do you have. Come on man, try to be original. Your constant "Canada is a loser country" is quite boring.Comment
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President Biden on Thursday announced the White House had struck an infrastructure deal with a bipartisan group of senators after weeks of painstaking, back-and-forth negotiations on a plan to improve the nation's crumbling roads and bridges.
"To answer the direct question, we have a deal," Biden said from the White House lawn. "We have made serious compromises on both ends."
His announcement followed an Oval Office meeting with a bipartisan group of senators, who were pitching a breakthrough pared-down agreement worth about $953 billion reached the night before. Their proposed framework includes about $559 billion in new spending that will be invested in roads, broadband internet, electric utilities and other traditional infrastructure projects over the next five years.
Here's a breakdown of the proposed spending:
Roads, bridges, major projects: $109 billion
Safety: $11 billion
Public transit: $49 billion
Passenger and Freight Rail: $66 billion
Electric vehicle infrastructure: $7.5 billion
Electric buses / transit: $7.5 billion
Reconnecting communities: $1 billion
Airports: $25 billion
Ports & Waterways: $16 billion
Infrastructure Financing: $20 billion
Water infrastructure: $55 billion
Broadband infrastructure: $65 billion
Environmental remediation: $21 billion
Power infrastructure including grid authority: $73 billion
Western Water Storage: $5 billion
Resilience: $47 billionComment
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President Joe Biden has seen historic growth in stocks since winning the election, with markets outperforming the gains of his predecessors going back to Harry Truman.
Since Election Day, the S&P 500 has climbed 26% through Friday, making it the best 220-day stretch for stocks after a presidential election since World War II, according to investment research firm CFRA.
The only administration going back to World War II to come close to Biden’s gains was that of John F. Kennedy, who saw an 18.3% rise in the same time span.
The "Biden boom" is thanks to a recovering economy and massive stimulus from Washington and the Federal Reserve, factors that were underway before Biden took office. That’s continued to help propel the stock market. Another big stimulus package this spring, the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and an infrastructure plan under the Biden administration have also added to investor optimism, analysts say.Comment
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The "Biden boom" is thanks to a recovering economy and massive stimulus from Washington and the Federal Reserve, factors that were underway before Biden took officeTrump Administration's Operation Warp Speed - COVID-19 vaccine rollout, and an infrastructure plan under the Biden administration have also added to investor optimism, analysts say.
So it's not a truly a "biden boom".
It's a "Thanks to Trump, the economy is booming".
C'mon Man.....you know the thing!
You might want to try reading ALL of what you copy and paste before you post it.OmertÃComment
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Maybe you should take your own advice so you don't look so foolish.Comment
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Hahaha
I guess he will learn to follow health guidelines next time. Or not.
PS Josh Hawley is just trying to take the heat off himself for his part in the insurrection. LOLComment
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Just like donny boy received a growing economy from Obama.
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