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April 17th, 2026 at 12:04:28 PM permalink
N17 Member since: Feb 18, 2024 Threads: 1 Posts: 85	And to think 2.5+ more years of all the Panicans here wringing their hands over what might be the next catastrophe. The entertainment value alone in all the "adult" conversations here is tremendous. And of course there is always The Village Idiot memes, "I've got the popcorn out". How did you put it, Bah ha ha ha?

April 17th, 2026 at 4:14:46 PM permalink

GenoDRPh

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What? Just more terapined TDS!

Obviously you can't deal with reality
One of the worst approval ratings I've ever seen
I stand with the majority of the American people with a thumbs down
How do you like them apples lol

As per usual you miss my point. In general, I too have a ‘negative approval’ rating for Trump. Don’t you find it stunning that 2/5 Americans don’t!!! There has been one time in the past 2 years where there was an actual VOTE on his approval rating. His was higher than the sitting Vice President. I AGREE with you that his actions will likely result in a Democrat controlled House, and maybe even Senate, in 2027. But there is still PLENTY of time before then.
Market up today. Israel/Lebanon truce. Maybe ‘war’ end in Iran. If your all important (to terapined, the mobile home guy!) gas prices come down before people go to the ballot box, who knows?

How many of those voters are now having buyers's remorse? May they have the days they voted for.

And no, Donny doesn't get credit-at all-for solving probems of his own creation.

April 17th, 2026 at 4:28:33 PM permalink

rxwine

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The Financial Times reported Friday morning that the big banks that Wall Street is betting on are failing in private credit markets. It's something that New Republic writer Logan McMillen is sounding the alarm about because it is the same thing that happened in the 2007 and 2008 global economic collapse.

This week, the Federal Reserve likely freaked out economic experts when it demanded the largest banks "detail their exposure to the opaque, multitrillion-dollar private credit market," said McMillen. "Then, almost simultaneously, word broke that some of those same banks are imminently launching a credit default swap index with S&P Global, targeting that same market."

April 17th, 2026 at 5:03:15 PM permalink
terapined1 Member since: Nov 26, 2024 Threads: 2 Posts: 725