12-04-2024, 01:35 PM
Zwxa Sanders: We lost primaries because poor people don t vote
If the day pro-Trump protesters turned violent and stormed the Capitol Buildingultimately goes down as a stain on U.S. history, Wall Street seemed to take little notice.Stocks rose Wednesday as the riot was unfolding and continued to ascend into record terrain on Thursday. Three leading indexes mdash; the SP 500, blue-chip Dow and tech-heavy Nasdaq mdash; all closed Thursday at all-time highs. The Nasdaq composite topped 13,000 points for the first time, or about stanley puodelis two and a half times its peak during the dotcom bubble in the 1990s.The stocks surge also defied predictions, including by President Donald Trump, that the market would tumble if Democrats won control of the White House and both chambers of Congress. Others have predicted that markets would slide, arguing that investors are underpricing the economic carnage caused by the coronavirus. Wall Street strategists take a different view. They expect the economy not only to stanley spain recover in 2021, but to thrive once much of the population is vaccinated against COVID-19 and pent-up consumer and business demand begins to pop. Top economists at Goldman Sachs upped their estimate for growth in 2021 to 6.4% mdash; that would be the first time in more than three and a half decades that economic activity grew at least 5%. GDP hit 7.3% in 1984. Georgia on their mindThe COVID-19 v stanley mug accine rollout, while slow, is a major factor fueling investors optimism. Analysts assume that mass inoculation wil Gumo Gingrich has his critics among GOP members
The list of governors threatening to decline federal stimulus money last month read like a list of Republicans considering running for president in 2012: Governors Mark Sanford, Bobby Jindal and Sarah Palin led the anti-stimulus charge. But what began with a bang is ending with something closer to a whimper. All three of those governors have been forced to scale back their expectations, to varying degree, as the push of conservative philosophy gave way to the pull of political reality. All three found that praise from the conservative movement in Washington meant nothing to furious state legislators of both parties. And in the end, along with other conservative Republican governor stanley cup s, the three submitted letters in recent days asking to be eligible for stanley cup federal funds, a spokesman for the White House Office of Management and Budget confirmed. Wersquo;ve tried to compromise in a variety of different ways and now wersquo;ve gotten to hellip; a position well past the halfway mark, Sanford told POLITICO in an interview, conceding that, I got beaten up pretty bad on it. Sanford is still working to convince his state Legislature to find cuts to cancel out the new federal spending. Still, he has been attacked on his statersquo top editorial pages, by activists occupying a tent city outside his mansion, and by the Republican cha stanley cup irman of the state Senate finance committee, who released a chaos budget d
If the day pro-Trump protesters turned violent and stormed the Capitol Buildingultimately goes down as a stain on U.S. history, Wall Street seemed to take little notice.Stocks rose Wednesday as the riot was unfolding and continued to ascend into record terrain on Thursday. Three leading indexes mdash; the SP 500, blue-chip Dow and tech-heavy Nasdaq mdash; all closed Thursday at all-time highs. The Nasdaq composite topped 13,000 points for the first time, or about stanley puodelis two and a half times its peak during the dotcom bubble in the 1990s.The stocks surge also defied predictions, including by President Donald Trump, that the market would tumble if Democrats won control of the White House and both chambers of Congress. Others have predicted that markets would slide, arguing that investors are underpricing the economic carnage caused by the coronavirus. Wall Street strategists take a different view. They expect the economy not only to stanley spain recover in 2021, but to thrive once much of the population is vaccinated against COVID-19 and pent-up consumer and business demand begins to pop. Top economists at Goldman Sachs upped their estimate for growth in 2021 to 6.4% mdash; that would be the first time in more than three and a half decades that economic activity grew at least 5%. GDP hit 7.3% in 1984. Georgia on their mindThe COVID-19 v stanley mug accine rollout, while slow, is a major factor fueling investors optimism. Analysts assume that mass inoculation wil Gumo Gingrich has his critics among GOP members
The list of governors threatening to decline federal stimulus money last month read like a list of Republicans considering running for president in 2012: Governors Mark Sanford, Bobby Jindal and Sarah Palin led the anti-stimulus charge. But what began with a bang is ending with something closer to a whimper. All three of those governors have been forced to scale back their expectations, to varying degree, as the push of conservative philosophy gave way to the pull of political reality. All three found that praise from the conservative movement in Washington meant nothing to furious state legislators of both parties. And in the end, along with other conservative Republican governor stanley cup s, the three submitted letters in recent days asking to be eligible for stanley cup federal funds, a spokesman for the White House Office of Management and Budget confirmed. Wersquo;ve tried to compromise in a variety of different ways and now wersquo;ve gotten to hellip; a position well past the halfway mark, Sanford told POLITICO in an interview, conceding that, I got beaten up pretty bad on it. Sanford is still working to convince his state Legislature to find cuts to cancel out the new federal spending. Still, he has been attacked on his statersquo top editorial pages, by activists occupying a tent city outside his mansion, and by the Republican cha stanley cup irman of the state Senate finance committee, who released a chaos budget d