87PurpleandGold

Well said!

Long fed up with all the tough talk too. Just release it and burn the whole thing down to the ground.

Ok, this is weird. How many days has it been since 9/11?

Ask Grok - No. of Days since 911

You're probably right. But it still pees me off.

They need to check his hard drive and phone too.

Great ad. I do miss those days. Glad I lived during the times I lived. I never thought I'd long for the days and times we took for granted, then.

I can remember in the early 90s in Baton Rouge, Dick Schultz, former owner of Trinity Consulting, had nothing but Indians working for him. They were all H1Bs. It was either work for 80 hrs/wk on a fixed salary, or it's back to Calcutta or Mumbai with a one-way ticket. He had at least a 3 to 5 multiplier on the labor rate he was charging. It was a sweatshop. He later sold Trinity and made a fortune. But a lot of folks used that to get wealthy, then bailed. He knew he wouldn't get away with using Americans like that.

So far, Bondi's been a waterless cloud. Elvis sang it best, "Less talk and lot more action."

Exactly. We're basically hemorrhaging our wealth across the board with the current net effect of tariffs and trade. Trump is leveling the field. That's all. If another country makes it more fair, the escalation stops. So the sooner another country comes to the table, the better. A lot of companies are moving back to the US as a result. Another interesting dynamic is companies here in the US are using foreign workers abroad as opposed to US workers. It's the same thing but with labor as opposed to made products. For example, Ive heard Chevron will be farming out a lot of engineering to India while laying off US workers. It'll be interesting to see what Trump's response will be. Overall, the tariffs are shifting manufacturing back to the US and will make this country not just a consumer economy but also one that makes products as well, like it used to.

She gets it.