Trump wants $54B more in defence spending
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Of course.
And we know that's exactly what Conservatives wanted in office.
While most new presidents enjoy a honeymoon period, Trump is saddled with record low approval ratings -- just 44 per cent of Americans approve of his job performance, according to a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey. His most sweeping executive order was blocked by federal courts, sending advisers scrambling to write a new travel and immigration directive, which the president is expected to sign on Wednesday.
Morale is also plummeting among some White House staffers following a string of leaks that have left aides questioning each other. On Sunday, Politico reported that White House press secretary Sean Spicer had sprung surprise "phone checks" for members of his communications team after details from a staff meeting were made public.
Trump looks to refocus his presidency in first address to Congress | CTV News
And we know that's exactly what Conservatives wanted in office.
While most new presidents enjoy a honeymoon period, Trump is saddled with record low approval ratings -- just 44 per cent of Americans approve of his job performance, according to a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey. His most sweeping executive order was blocked by federal courts, sending advisers scrambling to write a new travel and immigration directive, which the president is expected to sign on Wednesday.
Morale is also plummeting among some White House staffers following a string of leaks that have left aides questioning each other. On Sunday, Politico reported that White House press secretary Sean Spicer had sprung surprise "phone checks" for members of his communications team after details from a staff meeting were made public.
Trump looks to refocus his presidency in first address to Congress | CTV News
Of course that is why it cost $128.00 or so Canadian dollars to buy $100.00 American .
Think Weimar Republic!
I'd describe him more as far right myself.
For now.
Although with Trudeau raking up debt too, we might want to compare to gold instead.
A bankrupt state possessing a powerful military force is a dangerous combination.
We went of the gold standard when the older Trudeau was the PM , and we aren't going back now .
I know. I'm just saying though that if both drop, then the fluctuation between them won't be as great as when they are compared to the price of gold. So gold would give a more accurate reflection of the true rate of inflation for those who don't notice it at the supermarket.
Except that that would provoke the creditors to organize with equal force.