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How about now? DJIA 32,432 = today - 8.5% inflation = 29586 S&P500 = 4108 today - 8.5% inflation = 3759 You didn't include the NASDAQ before: NASDAQ close 20 Jan 2021 = 13,197.18 NASDAQ today = 11,700.66 - 8.5% inflation = 10706 Your boy is knocking it out of the park, it just gets better and better, we are all so much better off.
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Kodak, Have you approached the Life Flight guys at Milton? I bet they have some great stories as well.
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Lawmakers press Air Force on speeding up purchase of Boeing E-7 Wedgetail
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Good job, see that wasn't so hard.
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You don't support but do you condemn BLM and Antifa? Should they be prosecuted with the same veracity for burning government buildings? Honestly I didn't follow the details of the Buddy Stand off but I will take your word for it.
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Reports of a Ukrainian strike a few days ago that hit a command post and killed approximately 200 Russians including a few more General Officers. Also reported that same strike missed Russian General Aleksandr Dvornikov by less than 30 minutes. He is the new commander of the Ukrainian invasion and in Putin's close circle. Russian loses are severe and have been mounting, to the point the Russians are reportedly doing a second mobilization. Ukrainian intelligence uncovers covert mobilisation of the unemployed and "Cossacks" underway in Russia. Total numbers are still unknown but estimated at over 10,000 soldiers killed. With fairly high confidence it has been reported Russia has lost at least 700 main battle tanks, a significant number.
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I agree, I said the science has not been settled in the eyes of the law. They have been all over the map..abortion is ok in 1st trimester, maybe in the 2nd, not in the 3rd...to no abortion at all...to fetal heartbeat to just before birth. Now there will be 50 different interpretations. Ohio will be the first domino and their law is draconian, if there is a fetal heartbeat no abortion...many times there is a heartbeat before the woman even knows there is a heartbeat. I feel bad for any woman in the military. If she is assigned to a state that outlaws abortion, she may have no choice but to have the baby. She can't just up and fly to another state. The backroom abortion industry will sadly thrive and women will get hurt.
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I believe the draft was dated April 3rd...but ok it was released on May 3rd and now we have threats and endorsement from a sitting Governor to fight and burn it down... So to be clear its cool when BLM and Antifa actually do storm and burn down government buildings or do you condemn them? Also, you can threaten violence or say fight like hell and it is cool if it come from a liberal. Thanks, it all makes sense now.
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Actually your statement is BS. Copy Gadget Bent, Screw it...Fox Three anyway!
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Pointless, you are confusing not only arguments but posters.
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Dude, I was making a point. Smarter people than me still have to decide the legality which as well all know often differs from the science. I've heard arguments all over the place from conception to viability to birth. As I mentioned I am only 51% in favor of abortion, I think it is abhorrent, truly HORRIBLE, but I can't make the mental leap to telling a woman what to do with her body. I am religious...I have TWO aunts that are nuns, but I certainly don't agree with everything under the banner and I remove myself from secular arguments. I 100% agree that at some point there is a human there...100%. I do not support late-term abortion or what the wackos believe like up until birth. When did I compare miscarriage or a pregnant woman being murdered? I think you have crossed streams/posts (standing by apology.) It is a messy issue and the Va governor belief is again, absurd. Again, I 100% agree with you on the timeline and plan B pill. My belief is not perfect or without confliction, but somewhere early on, there is room for a woman to decide what she does with her own body.
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Disingenuous? I have to be wed to your all in or all out argument? GTFO.
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Not a dodge at all and brother and thanks, you just proved my point. When life begins has NOT been settled, certainly not in the court, but you automatically default to it is life and it is aborted out of convenience because that is YOUR moral belief. The only court settled opinion (Stare Decisis), on Abortion was Roe V Wade.
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The problem is the government continues to show a willingness to break the law and do what ever the F they want. Breaking today The CDC reportedly monitored the location data of millions of phones
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Funny thing, our Constitution (maybe you've heard of it), is supposed to allow me to believe whatever I choose, even if my beliefs straddle political parties and NOT be constrained by or become a prisoner of a single party.
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Hunter Biden Laptop Whistleblower Sues Schiff, CNN, The Daily Beast , Politico
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So in a country based on freedom we are going to regulate based on YOUR morals and beliefs, not mine, YOURS. It is just too convenient for a woman to control her own body, YOUR morals get to dictate her body and moral choices. Line up everyone and get your mandatory vaccine, I believe it is the morally right thing for YOU to do. Next it will be against your morals to kill animals and eat meat - everyone gets to be a vegan. I am going to tread very carefully here but I would invite you and others to read Freakanomics. The authors attempt a purely statistical analysis of the impact of political and social decisions. They present some rather compelling (and disturbing), data that shows a drop in crime rate aligned directly to abortion. They go fairly deep and show a drop in crime in each state based on the date abortion became legal in that state. The insinuation is the aborted were that bad part of the population...yes a horrific argument. I think what they are actually trying to say is those on the lower end of the economic spectrum have a fewer support mechanisms that lead to them being productive members of society. Again, a very clinical and sad observation. What we do know is that minorities resort to abortion at a FAR greater rate. As an example the abortion rate for African American women is FIVE times that of white women.
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Incorrect, 25 states will likely immediately pass laws banning abortion in half the country...some of them on VERY slim majorities. When making the states rights argument I assume you are universal in that belief? Individual states can outlaw guns or stop minorities form voting, I mean who needs the Supremacy Clause? Lets base the whole thing on states rights, the strategy argued by the southern slave owning states. Yes we are a republic but some on brother...very shaking ground.
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This ruling will be...well an abortion. To overturn a ruling that is Stare Decisis merely for political reasons is absurd. Stand by to re-adjudicate every milestone decision each time one party take control and gets more justices on the court. Prepare for an onslaught from the left to pack the court and go after every conservative ruling. Really? So many battleground states that will sway by very small majorities and you are telling them to just get out because of a very draconian ruling based on religion. News flash, they won't move, abortions WILL continue even when a state says not in my backyard. I feel sad for a lot of women who will go underground and resort to abortion in the shadows, some will pay with their lives...but hey as long as the bible bangers are happy. This will also be the demise of the GOP who was poised to sweep the mid-terms, you just lost a LOT of independents. All of the recent appointees refused to answer pointed questions about Roe V Wade but they each sat there and mentioned Stare Decisis and its importance, then they turned around and voted to overturn, disgusting. Now the court has gone the way of the political parties. Truly sad.
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I disagree and think an objective mind would look at the emails, the pictures, the money and the testimony from folks who were there and at the very lease arrive at the conclusion that this needs to be investigated, not suppressed. I think a non-partisan investigation MUST happen. I 100% agree but we have seen the press become completely bifurcated along partisan lines. The press (on both sides of the aisle), rather than act as the 4th estate has turned into a cheerleader for each political candidate. Honestly I expect political parties to act stupid, but I never thought the press would be such a failure, we REALLY need them acting as a check on power to keep our system viable. I agree here as well, I voted for Trump both times, VERY reluctantly the second time. He is a narcissistic ass clown but many (not all), of his policies were working and I was very concerned about the uber-liberal wing of the DNC controlled power and driving decisions like they are able to do with Biden. I hope Trump doesn't run again, I fear he will and he is doing great damage to the GOP and ruining a chance for them to be a moderate party more in the middle. This Roe V Wade fiasco isn't going to help matters either. Of course, that is the foundation of our country, we can discuss dissenting view, sometime very passionately. We may yell at each other and vehemently disagree but I am not going to commission a hit man to kill you and your family to eliminate your opinion. Can you imagine some of these discussions in Russia or China? An interesting generalization. Numerous studies have shown a decline in adherence to religion in our country and I think that translates to the military as well, likely because we hold a range of beliefs that don't nest exclusively in party. I consider myself a Republican, but many in the party would disown me because I believe in abortion (51% vote in favor in my pear brain mainly because of women's rights, it is abhorrent but I have ZERO right telling a woman what to do with her body), I am in favor of gay rights and gay marriage (I could care less what you do in your own home and I truly want EVERYONE to be happy). I agree. It is probably obvious the laptop absolutely enrages me. There is so much circumstantial evidence but NO ONE on the left (including you and other more liberal folks on this forum), can take a minute to honestly say yeah that doesn't smell right, we need the truth.
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The lady that will be leading this board labeled the Hunter Biden Laptop Russian Disinformation and by your rule set it would have ceased to exist. If you can't grip the importance of that one fact, then yes it is a massive waste of time for you to be here.
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We are saying the same thing. As most know USAF bet the enterprise on 5th gen (for good reason), in the middle of a war with dudes running around Afghanistan with AK-47s and IEDs. The real damage occurred during the fight between Gates v Moseley/Wynne. At that point ATF had been a program of record for 20 years and they wanted to see it through because they saw the long-term threat and the absolute need for 5th gen if we were going to fight/deter China and Russia. Gates was focused on the now (again for good reason), young men and women were being blown up everyday and Gates wanted drastic action and response to stop the damage. Forcing USAF to field 100+ orbits of RPA manned at 9:1 gutted the Air Force in both personnel and treasure. We never got credit (or resourcing), for using up 20+ years of a modern Air Force flying two No-Fly zones over Iraq. In the environment the Air Force made some tough (often Sofie's Choice), type resourcing decisions that ultimately cost CSAF and SECAF their jobs. As such we kicked the AWACS can down the road, we kicked the JSTARS can down the road, we kicked the CSAR can down the road, we kicked the nuclear enterprise can down the road and we kicked the tanker can down the road. Now all the cans are rusted and need to be replaced in what would have been a decreasing fiscal environment (if not for Ukraine), and at a time when were are trying to field large numbers of the most expensive procurement program in the history of DoD. All of that being said, just because we have to make tough decisions doesn't give permission to make hasty faulty decisions. Does Wedgetail takeoff and land more often that the E-3, yup but not as often as it should and more importantly not as often as other options. I say again, the Aussies are having a TERRIBLE time with Wedgetail, as are the South Koreans...to the point South Korea is going to buy something else! Is anyone paying attention? Air Force seniors reference commercial fleet reliability rates when they talk about Wedgetail "90+% reliability rate" when the Aussies and Koreans are seeing 60% on their Wedgetails, some issues so severe they only fly at night. There are options that fly faster, higher, further with a MUCH better radar that could be on the ramp in about the same time as Wedgetail but we are so myopic we can't take an honest look. The Air Force is acting like an 18 year old who spent years struggling to catch a glimpse of side boob through the neighbors window. Miraculously he got laid by the fat chick down the street and now he is in love, he can't see anything else and wants to get married because it never felt so good. Forget the fact that he got into the University of Alabama with some of the dumbest yet hottest nymphomaniac blondes in the nation. I hope something changes, I hope they use the decision space to make a choice that solves the immediate problem while providing for the future. And yes, the maintainers are magicians, unsung heroes who have made us all look good for many many years.