Comments by "dbergerac" (@dbergerac9632) on "Fox Business" channel.

  1. Let your products sit in the warehouse an extra three weeks and claim a higher price. We are catching it from all sides.
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  2.  @BST-lm4po  He's going to "build back better" on the ashes of the nation.
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  3. New York City will come back! Detroit: We should talk.
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  4. So, I paid my way through a local state college by working as a janitor, and now I am supposed to pay for someone else's four-year vacation at an out-of-state party school? I don't remember being consulted about their loans, their majors or what expensive schools they wanted to attend but I get billed?
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  5. The FBI was on the job, serving The Party.
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  6. Somehow the FBI chose not to write down Hillary's statements and they made sure to give her plenty of time to produce what was left of her computers. It was NOT the "Trump administration" that let her off; it was the entrenched FBI/DOJ machine. It was not incompetent investigating; it was competent corruption. No one else gets this sort of handling by the FBI.
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  7. Lose their government jobs so that they can become pundits on CNN for more money? That's a pretty harsh punishment.
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  8. Treason is very specifically spelled out in The Constitution and none of this meets those specifics, but I could think of a dozen felonies here easily.
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  9. Youi can tell that she's holding a lot, waiting for it to turn around so that she can cash-out for some good old dollars.
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  10. She did get that "pivot" that she wanted.
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  11. ​ @da-n-ny1742  I buy a lot of hand tools made in the USA. I can ASSURE you that I do not pay 5x to 7x the price of the fragile Chinese tools. Often 2x the price to last 10 times as long. A bargain. Too many byzantine agencies making busy-work regulations? Don't vote Democrat.
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  12. It's both, he's not "all there"; and he was OBVIOUSLY told that "Let's Go Brandon" means something complimentary. He only knows what he is told, much like Kings and Dictators throughout history.
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  13. Confiscation will make evading economical. We should tax all US dollars that are shipped out via any method including wire.
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  14.  @charleslavoie5402  They just need to feel the pain for a while longer. Let him break the Democrat party completely. Don't impeach him; let them own it all.
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  15.  @georgecarini345  The same local election officials that did the ...count last time will still be there.
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  16. She only spoke through layers of lawyers, protected by attorney/client privilege. She an old hand at this stuff. I hope that she is entombed with all of her money in the casket.
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  17. I'm Republican and no Bernie fan, but I'd go for warm over formal every time. Good on him. This only makes me like him more. I hate his policies, but I could always respect that he had no hidden agenda, what you saw is what you were going to get.
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  18.  @bemhibbits4157  Tourists took selfies. Bill Clinton commuted the sentences of 16 members of FALN, a Puerto Rican paramilitary organization that set off 120 bombs in the United States, mostly in New York City and Chicago. We are now holding political prisoners as an example that Americans cannot defy The Party.
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  19. With eight years in the White house, a term in the Senate and years as Secretary of State, the Clinton's amassed a warehouse of blackmail material not unlike J Edgar Hoover's files. If she goes down, she will burn (metaphorically) the entire beltway to the ground. She'll NEVER be indicted.
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  20. A whole rainbow
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  21. If you want student loan forgiveness, be sure to surrender that degree and the credits; they belong to the taxpayers now, you can't benefit from those who did not make the choices. Make that loan forgiveness amount taxable as a capital gain. "... the amount of the canceled debt is taxable, and you must report the canceled debt on your tax return for the year the cancellation occurs." - IRS
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  22.  @dlaw929  It'd be better than this if we had a simple "Body Heat" test for every ballot.
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  23. Let the Democrats impeach him to save the party; it's their mess to clean up.
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  24. Tax money transfers to Mexico instead.
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  25. Don't make a mistake that costs the company 200 bucks if you work for a living. All of this is just insulting.
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  26. Speaking of vampires...
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  27. He's been making it up as he goes since the 70's. No one has cued him in about this "Google" thing yet.
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  28.  @sabinereynaudsf  True that. Today we can build Japanese cars in the US.
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  29. I'll pay more if it will get factories open here again. No chain is stronger than the weakest link, and it seems that even of things made in the USA, one or more critical component is imported ( to be competitive). Make a good US product and we'll pay a bit more, restore jobs and be safe from a strategic or accidental interruption of critical material. Feel free to make things in the South, we're business friendly, the wages are low enough that foreign companies open plants here, industrial acreage is cheap and tax incentives are competitive. Outsource to Alabama for a while, we even speak a little English here.
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  30. We deplorables are accustomed to disappointment.
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  31. We don't have to imagine; other countries are doing comedy skits of his dementia.
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  32.  @upstairs1307  In fact, the Constitution only provides for the state legislature to appoint the electors. This is because STATES ELECT THE PRESIDENT, not individuals. A compromise was made so that more populated states have more electors. In our earliest elections the majority of states did not hold elections for President at all, the electors were just appointed by the legislature. Over time, the states decided to allow the public to choose who the electors would be. It was and still is the prerogative of the state legislature. This decision appears to be addressing the massive campaign in late 2016 to persuade Trump electors to violate their oath and switch their vote, literally hijacking the election from the voters. SCOTUS just said: "Let's not."
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  33. Overtaxing corporations drove them to tax friendly nations. We are gradually luring them back with breaks, but industries have a lot of inertia and overseas capital investments. They did not leave overnight, they cannot return overnight.
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  34. Whenever I hear "Impeachment" now, the subtitles in my mind read: "coup".
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  35. Yes, that is why it is so important to make this one really hurt. It's for every executive of every company to see.
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  36. With eight years in the White house, a term in the Senate and years as Secretary of State, the Clinton's amassed a warehouse of blackmail material not unlike J Edgar Hoover's files. If she goes down, she will burn (metaphorically) the entire beltway to the ground. She'll NEVER be indicted.
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  37.    There was a time when I was a child when the USA allowed the majority to rule unchecked. And then the Civil Rights Act was passed. People really only want "majority rule" when they are among the majority. Ours is a nation that allows minority opinion a say in our governance.
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  38. They plan to tie it up in court long enough for Pelosi to be sworn in. ( Oh yes, it's constitutional )
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  39. Shhh; If Putin Hears you we'll lose Alaska.
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  40. Before 2015 celebrities would weep if they did not get an invitation to one of Trumps parties.
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  41. What is the media if not petty?
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  42.  @pay-tray-it4897  Paying attention to those county candidates that manage elections is EXTEMELY important, as we saw five counties change the outcome of 2020. That's what to watch.
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  43.  @richardroder8329  The vote will be heavily fortified.
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  44. The lights will go out on their own.
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  45.  @dave-yp7tw  Archeologists often dig up amazing abandoned cities. Perhaps we can now find out what had happened to them.
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  46. I'll chip in to help renovate fund those dusty grand jury rooms.
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  47.  @chocol8milk  They bring a lot of folks because they usually seize computers and evidence as well as the detainee. And the processing of the warrant scene can take some time. Complain about FBI bias or corruption, but nonetheless they tend to be thorough.
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  48.  @gib7937  I've seen better tolls, but he IS energetic.
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  49. When the great depression hit, factories closed their doors. Years later for WW2, someone with a key, re-opened those factories and we went back to work. In the 70's I worked in such a factory, using machinery built during the 1920's, still good to go. It makes me very very sad that now when a company closes, valuable and possibly even strategic machinery is ripped from the floor and sold for scrap metal. That factory will not be re-opening regardless of the fates of nations. One by one, even the old buildings succumb to fires and weather. It is almost as though, as a society, we do not want the factories re-opened regardless of changing economies. If we resume full scale pharmaceutical production, will we have to buy the machines from China?
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  50. Find a suitable existing generic factory ( if we have any ) then cut a deal to lease their "excess capacity". A machine that is not running 24 hrs/day is not making its full potential,and that potential capacity is regularly leased. I worked in a name brand food factory and when our orders were filled, we changed the wrapping paper on the machines and then began production for one of our competitors who was sold OUR product, under THEIR label at a cost below our own cost to even produce. ( It relates to fixed vs variable costs, just trust me). It is a very common practice among consumable goods. If you can get enough market share, then you can finance your own factory.
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