Barney & Clyde by Gene Weingarten; Dan Weingarten & David Clark for February 26, 2025

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    Hello Everyone  about 15 hours ago

    Inflation is great for the economy? Maybe it’s good for the Stock Market..

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    braindead Premium Member about 14 hours ago

    
and STILL no comments from the magats about how Great if was that Their Messiah pardoned 1589 violent felons and the world’s biggest drug dealer.

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    I guess they’re distracted by Their Messiah taking sides WITH Putin against our former European allies.

    Because Ukraine attacked Russia, right?

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    fuzzbucket Premium Member about 11 hours ago

    Drop a dime? C’mon, it’s been about 60 years since a dime was enough for a pay phone.

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    baraktorvan  about 9 hours ago

    Given the stock market is sliding up and down by wide swings, tariffs will make inflation even worse, and troubling job market numbers, looks like Frump will drive us into recession again—-just like his first term.

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    Jenna Barnaby Premium Member about 9 hours ago

    I know these are written in advance, but the market isn’t doing well. So, like, pay attention.

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    catsrule411  about 9 hours ago

    You ain’t seen nothin yet. Just wait until the tariffs kick in.

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    uniquename  about 8 hours ago

    So far, the new administration has made the stock market rather jittery and stagnate. It did a lot better the last 2.5 years under Biden. The advent of AI helped a lot, but the momentum had shifted positive before ChatGPT debuted and AI-mania occurred.

    It’s unusual that a new administration would have such a strong effect on the market so quickly, but I think the talk about tariffs and some of the appointments have done the trick.

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    prince valiant Premium Member about 7 hours ago

    The key word here is 
“yet.”

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    Crandlemire  about 7 hours ago

    It’s basically about the fact that maybe the new regime will start to encourage people to turn people in for being seditionist and agitators — thus the “Drop A Dime” idiom is to rat someone out as previous stated by JudyAz in the thread above.

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    ncorgbl  about 7 hours ago

    Businesses are benefitting from deregulation. Regulations are put in place to protect Americans from businesses that refuse to regulate themselves.

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    ChessPirate  about 6 hours ago

    Just saw something funny this morning – Apparently the iPhone “Voice to Text” Feature has to be “fixed” because of a “bug” that suggests replacing the word “Racist” with “Trump”
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    gammaguy  about 6 hours ago

    “Stock market’s in good shape.”

    Competing with a yoyo for ups and downs is “good”?

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    BeniHanna6 Premium Member about 5 hours ago

    Is that as “give me a dime” or call the mob.

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    Lord King Wazmo Premium Member about 5 hours ago

    Given the mobster tendencies of the Felon in Chief, “drop a dime” is quite appropriate. And while you’re at it, make sure Clyde sends in his list of last week’s five accomplishments, or else NO WIC CARD.

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    wjbillthompson  about 4 hours ago

    The new administration has declared war on the American people.

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    braindead Premium Member about 2 hours ago

    News item: an arrest warrant was sent to the U.S. Attorney’s Office on Friday, but it has not been signed yet.

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    No confirmation yet that the DOJ cited a higher law:

    It’s OKAY If A Republican Does It!

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    Cactus-Pete  about 2 hours ago

    Deregulation is not good for ethical businesses. Regulations set up an even playing field so businesses that want to do the right thing can compete with businesses that’ll do anything for a buck, including hurting people. Texas is the perfect example of how not to do it.

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