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...the monkey said Red, you made a man outta me, now I'm gonna make a monkey outta you....

she gets to be noisy, which helps her sell books.”

It's a rogue's gallery of seriously nutty bigots.

Not blatham.

It’s rare for a congressional aide to have her own mini-profile on the Southern Poverty Law Center’s website outlining her ties to extremist groups.

You can call people names and cannot produce any evidence of bigotry except the fact that someone says they are.

Who is the bigot here besides you?

bigoted positions

Like the evidence you shared here?

Bigotry Against Christians Harms The Media’s Reputation

Perhaps Mueller has time to call out the National Guard for one last jaywalking bust before he shuts things down?

Just 4% of companies boosted hiring because of tax cuts

The expensive 2017 tax law failed to encourage Corporate America to embark on a boom in hiring or job-creating investment.

Just 4% of business economists say their companies accelerated hiring because of the tax overhaul, according to a survey released Monday by the National Association for Business Economics.
And only 10% of business economists said their firms stepped up investments like building factories, buying equipment and purchasing software because of the tax law.

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The tax cut investment 'boom' is already over. Some say it never really started
An overwhelming 84% of respondents to the NABE survey found the much-touted legislation failed to move the needle. That's similar to the 81% of respondents who said so in the October survey.
It's the latest sign that the tax law has so far failed to live up to the hype, especially given the enormous price tag. The Congressional Budget Office estimates the tax overhaul will add a whopping $1.9 trillion to the federal budget deficit over the next decade.

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The impact was much more pronounced for Wall Street. Flush with cash, US companies announced a record $1.04 trillion in stock buybacks last year, according to TrimTabs Investment Research. That marked a 71% spike from 2017.