wareagle7298
| Favorite team: | Auburn |
| Location: | Birmingham |
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| Occupation: | IT |
| Number of Posts: | 3823 |
| Registered on: | 12/3/2013 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Dems: Let's end the only thing propping up the economy
Posted by wareagle7298 on 11/4/26 at 6:36 pm to Veritas
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Good bye construction and IT contracts
This will be why it will be one of MANY things they will never touch. Not only would it crash the stock market, it would start a domino effect that would trash the entire economy. That might be their play, but probably not a good idea when their biggest donors are tech moguls.
re: In USA, one party is never going to stay in power with current system
Posted by wareagle7298 on 11/4/26 at 6:27 pm to Bass Tiger
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The DC Uniparty that is currently run by the NWO Globalists and the DSA has been untouchable for the better part of 80 years.
Trump is the closest we will ever get to contesting them or even acknowledging. We might as well consider this getting to the top row of Donkey Kong and running into a barrel and having to start back at Bush 1.
re: The Dems will control the senate for at least 6 years.
Posted by wareagle7298 on 11/4/26 at 11:36 am to loogaroo
Yeah, honestly the R senate has been worthless since the dawn of time. However, we will definitely lose our Supreme Court majority and that will be brutal.
re: Dems Woke Insanity gave the country a reason to move to the right, and DJT F'd it all up
Posted by wareagle7298 on 11/4/26 at 11:33 am to Tampa Ray
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2028 is a foregone conclusion, there is zero chance a Republican wins.
I largely agree with this, but then again both parties have incredible ways of frickin' up their momentum. Unfortunately, I think it will take another 4 years of a Democratic prez to get people to come back on board. And with Dems in complete and utter control of Texas now, look forward to it going to California voting methods, making it very hard to win anything.
re: Power Grid apocalypse over now that election time is done?
Posted by wareagle7298 on 11/4/26 at 11:27 am to Chad504boy
I mean honestly, other than cause general confusion, I don't think that contributed to anything.
re: Is the economy really that bad?
Posted by wareagle7298 on 11/4/26 at 11:08 am to Fat Bastard
The economy as a whole just sucks. I tent to watch a bunch of YouTube 'aggregate channels' (social media posts from various platforms), and the things that are mentioned over and over and over and over ad nauseam is that things are too expensive, the job market sucks, nearly impossible to afford a house, etc.
I would say many of those issues are directly caused by Democrat policies, but its just the mere fact that for the last 2 years Republicans did nothing to solve anything is why they are in the position they are in today..
I would say many of those issues are directly caused by Democrat policies, but its just the mere fact that for the last 2 years Republicans did nothing to solve anything is why they are in the position they are in today..
re: So here's what I expect from this Congress from the issues they ran on this midterm.
Posted by wareagle7298 on 11/4/26 at 9:55 am to Scream4LSU
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. Both gas and electricity prices will continue to rise because when we are made to withdraw from the straight it will embolden Iran to now charge tolls and fleece all traffic.
In that case, in 2 years I would guess that items 1-4 will be reconstituted
re: Let's All Be Cool
Posted by wareagle7298 on 11/4/26 at 9:31 am to Robin Masters
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But yesterday was a knee jerk reaction to high prices, not a reflection on where we are as a country. The country will readjust in two years.
Agreed...although I'm at this point not sure R's can recover enough to hold the Presidency, or take the House. The 18-35s are not going to give some sort of long leash to the Dems. They were not voting on abortion or Israel or anything else than - we can't get jobs, everything is expensive, and we can't buy a house.
re: Do nothing republican congress
Posted by wareagle7298 on 11/4/26 at 9:18 am to Champagne
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This is going to be a very Leftist nation-state inside of 100 years. I don't know what that will look like, but, I'm sure that most will look for somebody to blame for all of the problems that are sure to arise. Leftism always causes problems and Leftism always needs scapegoats.
LOL even countries in South American can't lean left for more than 10 years these days. We are just going to be on a ping pong ride for awhile.
re: Gas prices were down and the economy was improving quickly, then the war in Iran happened
Posted by wareagle7298 on 11/4/26 at 9:13 am to LSUbasketballfan
Yeah...it just shows you in politics how quickly things can change. The only problem is this one is it really put us in a 2008 type hole that is going to take quite some time to get out of. Last night was not about abortion, or socialism, or Israel...it was just that everything sort of sucks right now.
We saw several Blue states swing right in 2024 (Trump only lost New Jersey by 5?), so anything can happen. I think it is almost a forgone conclusion that we will have a Democrat President in 2028, but they will be under the same pressure.
We saw several Blue states swing right in 2024 (Trump only lost New Jersey by 5?), so anything can happen. I think it is almost a forgone conclusion that we will have a Democrat President in 2028, but they will be under the same pressure.
re: I hate to agree with Cenk Uygur but I think he's kinda right.
Posted by wareagle7298 on 11/4/26 at 8:56 am to 14&Counting
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Trump squandered his mandate and paid for it last night
Allowing the last year to become utterly bogged down in the "war", while the economy basically sat listless with no real improvement over the Biden years did him in.
re: Offensive Line
Posted by wareagle7298 on 11/2/26 at 1:01 pm to pdfield34
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AI says they played all snaps
Whose Al? Guy must really pay attention.
re: Watch Auburn v Bama Basketball Tonight In Birmingham
Posted by wareagle7298 on 10/22/26 at 7:58 pm to CorchJay
what is the score at half?
re: Auburn vs LSU Predictions
Posted by wareagle7298 on 10/22/26 at 7:23 am to AUFan2015
Would be nice if we could both:
1. Stop LSU on early drives
2. Be productive on our early drives.
That has been a frustration this year - even in our victory in Athens.
1. Stop LSU on early drives
2. Be productive on our early drives.
That has been a frustration this year - even in our victory in Athens.
re: Now That We Have a Small Sample Size: Golesh or Sumrall?
Posted by wareagle7298 on 10/22/26 at 7:17 am to Hussss
One thing is for sure - they both seem like they are improvements over their predecessors.
re: Humorous post on x signed Christopher Roberts, Auburn president to sorority sisters
Posted by wareagle7298 on 10/21/26 at 4:46 pm to OlGrandad
Failed to mention, skip Yoga class on Friday.
re: The sad decline of an SEC landmark - Legion Field
Posted by wareagle7298 on 10/21/26 at 4:43 pm to AHM21
Back when I was 14, I went to the Iron Bowl with my parents but I did not have a ticket for myself. My dad sent me along with $30 to go find a scalper. So right about where the Bear memorial was, a gentleman walked up and pointed me to an officer and told me to give him the $30 and he would get me in the stadium. I remember walking up to him with my hand out full of cash and him saying something a long the lines of "Put that G-D money away". But long story short, he lead me through some sort of "lounge" that was under that south endzone and right into the stadium. I believe that was the one AU won 10-0.
re: You can take Dan Lanning out of Georgia...
Posted by wareagle7298 on 10/19/26 at 8:50 am to halfadolla50
I wish I could say I did stupid shite when I was younger and also made a million dollars a year. But, I just did stupid shite.
re: SEC Shorts - The College Football ER has never seen a day like that
Posted by wareagle7298 on 10/19/26 at 8:48 am to finchmeister08
Tennessee stole the show in this one. :lol:
re: If this program is taking a real step forward beating lsu in jordan hare is a must
Posted by wareagle7298 on 10/19/26 at 8:30 am to Scoper
I don't like the 11AM kickoff. We are also "Georgia" this week, in that we are coming off an emotional, tough game. LSU, while not having a bye, basically was able to sleepwalk past Moo State without their starting QB. As long as we are excising demons, AU has had quite a few flops after big games. I remember beating Florida in 2001, and then the next week squeaking by Louisiana Tech in overtime.
This will be a dangerous game, against a coach, who I don't think is great, but is unorthodox. He will constantly go for it on 4th down, and if our offense can't stay on the field consistently, the D will get worn down. I have been walking on the moon the past 36 hours, but hopefully we can all come down to earth.
This will be a dangerous game, against a coach, who I don't think is great, but is unorthodox. He will constantly go for it on 4th down, and if our offense can't stay on the field consistently, the D will get worn down. I have been walking on the moon the past 36 hours, but hopefully we can all come down to earth.
re: The AP Poll is out. And it SUCKS
Posted by wareagle7298 on 10/18/26 at 1:50 pm to crimsoncoded94
I'm glad Auburn won, but I'm going to have to get more similar output before I think we should be ranked. We have looked awful at times this year. I think yesterday was the result of us being rested from the bye week, Georgia being gassed from Tuscaloosa, and for whatever reason both our offensive and defensive lines just didn't look anything like they had in the prior 5 weeks. Now, we beat LSU and I think we are in the 16-17 range.
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