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  1. [Hidden Content] Just appoint qualified career attorneys who know the job and understand the rule of law.
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  3. He was a horrible and sick person. What he did was like some type of ritual.
  4. Thanks.
  5. Social Security won't disappear completely, but it will be unable to pay 100% of promised benefits in the future without legislative action. Projections indicate that around 2034, the program will only be able to pay about 81% of disability benefits and 77% of retirement benefits based on current law, due to the depletion of trust fund reserves. This means benefit payments will likely be reduced unless Congress acts to make changes
  6. The government does not cap how much you can make in general after retirement, but there is a limit on how much you can earn while receiving Social Security retirement benefitsbefore your full retirement age. This earnings limit exists to encourage people to wait until full retirement age to receive their benefits and to act as a way to manage the program's long-term costs. If you earn above the limit before your full retirement age, a portion of your benefits is temporarily withheld, but your benefit amount is increased at full retirement age to account for the withheld payments. Regan, your thoughts?
  7. Can you answer this question that has bothered me for a long time. Since my retirement why am I capped on how much I can earn in a year? If I am willing to work and I pay my taxes why handicap me. Is this how they separate the haves and have not. This year I believe the cap is $24000.00.
  8. Honest question. What polls do you give weight to.
  9. Today it is $2.85. That is a valid point.
  10. Energy prices really depend on your location. The east coast has not felt that relief yet. In October I saw gas as low as $2.19 in Southeast Texas, while at the same time $2.79 on the east coast. Groceries are still pricey.
  11. I know this is a long shot but we may never see 3.5% again. That would really boost the housing market. What do you think he will do to adjust the cost of every day essentials?
  12. You all can entertain him. 😂
  13. He can. He doesn’t have to wait.
  14. Welcome to the forum. Don't expect too many responses.
  15. Key Poll Findings (November 2025) Overall Economic Approval:Trump's approval rating on the economy is low. A recent Fox News poll (Nov 14-17) showed only 38% of registered voters approve of his handling of the economy, while 61% disapprove. This is his worst economic rating across both his first and second terms. Overall, polls indicate widespread public dissatisfaction with the economy under Trump's current administration, a sentiment that persists despite his claims of a strong economy
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  17. Coming from someone who has no problem with PPP.
  18. Simple question. Why did he not hire an experienced and qualified trial prosecutor to present the case? It probably would have been a slam dunk case. Why is it when unqualified people who are placed in high positions make me the bad guy? I believe in due process and the Constitution.
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  20. Let’s not go there. He is still alleging the sex predator and victims are a hoax.
  21. Subsidies: A major point of contention was the future of the enhanced ACA subsidies, which are set to expire at the end of 2025. While some in his administration suggested allowing them to expire to reduce federal spending, they also mentioned using the money saved to send direct payments to consumers to buy insurance, a proposal lacking specific details on feasibility.
  22. AI Overview During his 2024 presidential campaign, Donald Trump consistently promised to "repeal and replace" the Affordable Care Act (ACA), or "Obamacare," though he did not provide a detailed, specific plan . Instead, he referred to having "concepts of a plan" that he would reveal in the future. Key points regarding his position and past proposals: Mixed Messaging: Trump's rhetoric was at times inconsistent. While often vowing to replace the ACA, he also posted on social media in March 2024 that he was "not running to terminate" the law but wanted to make it "better" and "less expensive". Lack of Detail: When pressed for details during a September 2024 debate, he stated he had "concepts of a plan" but did not outline it. As of the end of the campaign, no single, comprehensive plan had been publicly released.
  23. Why won’t this administration come up with a solution? Mind you they still control all three houses. Trump loves executive orders. Like Mike said, just do it!
  24. I hope he runs🤞. The victims want answers.
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