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Nevada is famous for their False Springs.

[bogfit]

And the current wave of optimism that is growing may be premature.  But when the party gets going, so do I - elsewhere.  It's not I don’t appreciate the pent-up need and desire to hope for better, but am also fearful that the new territory we have yet to tread may become difficult.  What we all can agree upon is: we can’t go on like this.   But the changes and sacrifice required will test our spoiled, pampered population to its very core.

A terrorist is killed, the cost of gasoline is falling, and tax dollars are being spent to prepare for a much hotter planet.   Of course, optimism energies public sentiment which may continue to support consumer buying.   Most Americans while cutting back are still living at a relatively high standard compared to most of the last century, so except those at the bottom rung of the ladder - who desperately need our help, the spirit of the country is rising; which is good, for the challenges we will face will certainly need us to be brave and strong and united.
 
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[Leeway1]

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[bogfit]

"What evidence do you have to support that?" What freakin' "evidence " do I need?  I’m not here to prove anything, not to you, not to anyone.  You just don’t get it.  The reason you don’t like what I write, is because I write what I think and feel, and don’t give a damn where the chips fall.  If my words or thoughts seem reasonable to my readers that is

[KozmoT]

Given the hilarious conspiracy claims Leeway (and aliases) have been making about everything from Covid to 9/11 its pretty funny hearing HIM ans YOU for "evidence" of anything.  And not just a little ironic.

[bogfit]

 I used to think having a half-wit for a foil was a blessing, but he exposes his hypocrisy without any assistance required.  b.

[bogfit]

"the spirit of the country is rising"  What evidence do you have to support that? No "evidence" but reason instead The labor market is robust In most recessions, economic output and employment decline simultaneously. Lower revenue compels businesses to cut back on staff, which leads to higher unemployment. Ultimately, higher unemployment leads to lower consumer