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Michigan Rally Tonight; POTUS on Offense and Crossed the 50 Yard Line!
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28 Mar 2019 - 10:14:43 AM
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1st and 10 @ the 50.
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Our defensive end got us the first 10 yards.
Now it's time for the offense to step up.
Backing the greatest counter-puncher in the world.
A googlie on the pitch has been banked in for a slapsot.
It would be 1 and 20 on the 40 if we were going backwards on a penalty…..
Wow. Expanded definition based on a case that Weissman lost 9-0 on in the SCOTUS, having ruined both Enron and Arthur Anderson, costing the US tens of thousands of jobs.
Weissman is an existential threat.
I believe the qualifier was "no Americans".
I heard a reference that the Russian troll farm was based in Florida.
Ft. Myers is in Florida.
Can hardly wait until he presses his Kenyan citizenship as proof against treason charges.
Looks like they're sellin'
Here’s who’s thinking about buying one of the Port of Long Beach’s busiest, most coveted terminals
The sale of one of the busiest container terminals at the Port of Long Beach – and in all of North America – has drawn interest from two large firms based in New York and two international investment groups.
Last month, it was announced that COSCO – Chinese owner of the Long Beach Container Terminal – had plans to sell the massive terminal in a process that would start in December. On Tuesday, Dec. 11, people familiar with the matter – who asked not to be identified because the information is private – told Bloomberg News that investment firms Blackstone Group LP and KKR & Co. are potential buyers.
Additionally, Sweden-based equity group EQT Partners and an arm of Macquarie Group Ltd., an investment banking group based in Australia, have also been studying a deal for the asset, the people said. The facility is valued at $1 billion or more, depending on the structure of a deal, the people said.
The nearly 200-acre facility imports a wide variety of goods — such as appliances and other electronics, garments, and furniture — from China, Taiwan and other Asian countries. Five unions have employees there, from longshoremen to clerks; and along with its sister terminal in Taiwan, it sees about 2.7 million containers go through it each year. So it represents significant economic output.
https://www.presstelegram.com/2018/12/13/heres-whos-thinking-about-buying-one-of-port-of-long-beachs-busiest-most-coveted-terminals/
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All this info, and you still assume Hussein couldn't have been in charge.
The 10 dumps into the 1 at the ocean; the 40 comes up from the border in, what, Texas?
I think you're on to something.
Steele's the kind of guy that just disappears tho