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I made this thread because I got tired of democratic propaganda.

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It has Left & Right leaning articles

My aim is to post the centered leaning articles that are objective.






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On Thursday, President Donald Trump called a press briefing in the Oval Office to share charts aimed at defending the strength of the U.S. economy following a jobs report that showed only 73,000 new positions added in July.

The event came after revelations that the Bureau of Labor Statistics had reported 1.5 million more jobs than were actually created during Biden's final two years, along with a recent adjustment lowering May and June job figures by 258,000.

Trump and economist Stephen Moore presented unpublished Census Bureau data claiming that during Trump's first five months of his second term, median household income rose $1,174 adjusted for inflation.

Trump described the income rise as remarkable and remarked that if he had predicted it earlier, people likely wouldn’t have believed him. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs projected that inflation for July would reach 3%, increasing from 2.3% in April.

The presentation aimed to reset the economic narrative despite rising inflationary pressures and sluggish job growth, with Trump pledging he could galvanize a boom and capitalizing on public unease about affordability.
 
Imma fuck with ground news

How much is the subscription annually?
7.99 I think.

I didn't do it yet but I was thinking about.

But I want you to know where im coming from with these posts.

I did not like Trump but I changed my mind about him.

I did not like the fakeness I saw from democrats.

I was so use to Democratic propaganda that I became too bias. Not seeing the real shit.

I'm sorry but I overstand ABW fuck Trump no matter what. But that of mentality made me miss the real shit. So I said fuck everybody, fuck tryna fit in, and think for myself.

I think a lot of negative stuff about Trump is Hyperbolic hysterical bullshit.

Yeah. There's plenty if things I dont like about the mother fucker but im objective to know he's the man for the job.

Now these democrats can laugh and gang up all they want. Talk about Epstien, call me a fascist, a coon. I dont give a fuck.
Those the fake ones to me. They more worried about popularity and their lame itoldyouism that's gonna fall flat.

Just watch
 

US stock markets rose recently as July's CPI remained steady at 2.7%, buoying sentiment.

In recent weeks, concerns over economic data and the firing of the Bureau of Labor Statistics head have overshadowed market optimism, with Tuesday's stock rally amid steady inflation.

Yields on shorter-dated Treasury bonds fell after the CPI release, with traders assigning a high probability of a September rate cut, according to market expectations.

Market breadth leaned positive with a NYSE rally as advancing issues outnumbered decliners by 9,000 on Tuesday.

The trade truce with China runs until November 10, and investors await a summit between President Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin on Friday
 

Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman called for three interest rate cuts in 2025 following last week's weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs report.

Bowman justified her position by highlighting that payroll growth had decelerated to an average of 35,000 jobs monthly over the quarter concluding in July, alongside a rise in the unemployment rate to nearly 4.2%.

She noted that inflation has fallen from its post-pandemic high above 9% and is gradually approaching the Federal Reserve’s goal of 2%, adding that tariffs are unlikely to lead to sustained inflationary pressure.

Bowman emphasized that recent labor market indicators support her perspective and recommended gradually shifting the current restrictive policy toward a neutral stance to mitigate risks if the labor market weakens further.

Her dissenting vote against keeping rates steady highlights growing concerns among some Fed officials that easing is needed to support the softening economy and labor market.
 
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