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Donald Trump’s Argument For America #MAGA#DrainTheSqamp#CrookedHillary

Posted in Donald Trump, News by Donna, News by Spellbound84, Politics, POTUS, President of the United States, Republican, RNC, Trump, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on November 5, 2016| Leave a Comment »

Donald Trump’s Argument For America 

Now is the time Americans. Take Our Country Back with a Roar without a corrupt establishment!

Donald Trump 8 years POTUS, 2 terms please!

Jason Miller, senior communications adviser.

“This is Mr. Trump’s positive closing message to American voters, and it comes at a time when Secretary Clinton has abandoned any positive message of her own,” said Jason Miller, senior communications adviser.

“We believe voters are looking to go in a new direction and Mr. Trump is ready to lead this change.”

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Forbes List of American States In A Fiscal Death Spiral

Posted in News by Donna, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on November 29, 2012| 7 Comments »

Forbes list of American States in a fiscal death spiral. Thinking about buying a house? Or a municipal bond? Be careful where you put your capital. Don’t put it in a state at high risk of a fiscal tailspin. Eleven states make our list of danger spots for investors. They can look forward to a rising tax burden, deteriorating state finances and an exodus of employers. The list includes California, New York, Illinois and Ohio, along with some smaller states like New Mexico and Hawaii. If your career takes you to Los Angeles or Chicago, don’t buy a house. Rent. If you have money in municipal bonds, clean up the portfolio. Sell holdings from the sick states and reinvest where you’re less likely to get clipped. Nebraska and Virginia are unlikely to give their bondholders a Greek haircut. California and New York are comparatively risky. Two factors determine whether a state makes this elite list of fiscal hellholes. The first is whether it has more takers than makers. A taker is someone who draws money from the government, as an employee, pensioner or welfare recipient. A maker is someone gainfully employed in the private sector.

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