Yakuda
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I Know You People Like to Eat, But...
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“Tilting at windmills” Cervantes…Don Quixote.
White people? Most of the people here illegally are considered white.
I guess you decided to reveal your racism with this post.
Good for you. You accept that everything that is about to happen will be the fault of Trump and the Republicans. The only question is whether you will deny what your eyes see when it happens.
I don’t deny that people of your ilk lost a landslide election, Pobre.
The ideology of your ilk was soundly rejected by the American people.
The American voters are sick of the people of your ilk who cared more about illegals than them.
You lost the working class and huge gains were made with all demographics.
You and the people of your ilk and the media who helped you lie to the American people have been left on the trash heap of history…Pobre.
Mas?
The Wall Street Mafia/CIA are nowhere near defeat.....look at how they defy the will of the people and continue their drive for WW3 in Ukraine.
Let's see if you have objective standards. If Trump won in a landslide then Biden won in an overwhelming landslide in 2020, right?
Trump wins by 2.6 million votes. Biden won by 7 million votes. Biden's landslide was huge compared to Trump's.
Trump got 74 million votes in 2020, Trump got 76 million votes. That is hardly a huge gain.
Matt Dillon
Semolina comes from wheat
RIght. Because the cost of production will go down when the costs for labor increase.Not when it costs less to get the goods to market.
Transportation as a percentage of food prices is so low that changes in fuel prices has almost no effect on the retail price.
Historically, a 20% increase in fuel costs results in a less than 1% increase in retail food prices.
Transportation costs are about 9% of retail food cost. Fuel is about 25% of shipping cost. That means if the price of fuel is cut in half, the savings for the consumer would be about 1% of the cost.
Fleetio
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We all know that there was massive cheating in 2020.
We also, at least those of us who understand election cheating, that it is almost impossible to prove, after an election.
Let’s see if you have any standards. Pa. county executives are admitting that they are violating the Pa. election laws, as affirmed by the Pa. S.C. and the U.S. S.C., and are counting illegal votes.
I don’t really care how you feel about this. You and the other far left loons are, for the most part, irrelevant, Pobre.
Mas?
Matt Dillon
Semolina comes from wheat
No, you dumbshit, it would be 12.5%. Derp!RIght. Because the cost of production will go down when the costs for labor increase.
Transportation as a percentage of food prices is so low that changes in fuel prices has almost no effect on the retail price.
Historically, a 20% increase in fuel costs results in a less than 1% increase in retail food prices.
Transportation costs are about 9% of retail food cost. Fuel is about 25% of shipping cost. That means if the price of fuel is cut in half, the savings for the consumer would be about 1% of the cost.
Fleetio
You all live in an alternate reality. There was no evidence of massive cheating in 2020.
PA county executives are not admitting they are violating Pa election laws. They are admitting they are not following the injunction because they would be sued for following it and sued for not following it so they decided to count votes. It seems you have no clue as to what the Pa courts or the USSC has said. You just make shit up and then tell yourself that the shit you made up is true.
Matt Dillon
Semolina comes from wheat
There will be trials. American election integrity will be restored and people are going to prison.
Math seems hard for you.No, you dumbshit, it would be 12.5%. Derp!
.09 x .25 is the cost of fuel as a percentage of the total retail price. (assuming all the cost for transportation is just when it is traveling on a truck.)
If shipping is $2 per mile and fuel is $.50 then if the cost of fuel goes to $.25 per mile the cost for shipping would be $1.75 per mile and fuel would be 14.3% of the shipping cost.
Now let's look at the cost of $100 of a food item that the shipping costs are $9. If the price of fuel is cut in half, then the retail price would be $98.86 if no other costs changed, roughly a 1% change in price. (probably less than 1% by the time you add in the shipping costs not associated with the truck itself.
You seem to think evidence isn't required at trials. This is still the US of A and everyone is still supposed to be innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. If such trials occur, I would guess we are more likely to see prosecutors sanctioned for violating civil rights than we are to see a large number of people going to jail for election fraud.
Wrong, Pobre.
I saw a Pa. female county executive say that since many people (I believe she said everyone) are violating the law, she was going to violate the law to draw attention to the non-counting of votes.
Massive cheating was not required. A few thousand votes in swing states was all that was required.
You are uninformed and ignorant, Pobre.
Poor Pobre.
OK. Since you claim you saw it, when were you in PA? If you weren't in PA then tell us how and when you saw it. Then give us a link to here saying what you claimed because I can find any such statement from a county executive. (I can't find where PA even has county "executives.")
A few thousand votes is not enough to change swing states. Tens of thousands are required.
The closest swing state was Wisconsin and Trump won by almost 30,000 votes.
You are the one that is uninformed and ignorant since you think a few thousand votes can swing a Presidential election. 3 states would have had to flip to change the election results in 2020 or 2024. In both elections, the winner had over 200,000 votes more than the loser in those 3 swing states. Only someone that is ignorant would think 200,000 is a few thousand.
You seem to not know the difference between positive and negative numbers.
In the last year the American worker saw wages grow by 4.6%
In the last year the American worker saw inflation of 2.6%
That means in terms of adjusted income they saw an increase.
$100 earned would now be $104.60 earned
$100 spending would now cost $102.60 in spending
Wage Growth Tracker
Measure of the wage growth of individuals. It is constructed using microdata from the Current Population Survey (CPS), and is the median percent change in the hourly wage of individuals observed 12 months apart.
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