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This is the cover to their latest issue:
https://twitter.com/jackshafer/status/990275300108963844/photo/1The National Enquirer is a big Donald Trump supporter. If anyone actually read the article, can you comment here about it?
"I am my own thang. Any questions?" - Davis S Pumpkins.
Conservative House lawmakers draft articles of impeachment against Rosenstein
A group of conservative House lawmakers have begun drafting a resolution that calls for the impeachment of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, the top Department of Justice (DOJ) official overseeing special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation.
The impeachment document makes a series of charges against Rosenstein, the latest sign of escalating efforts among conservatives to oust the DOJ’s No. 2 official, according to a copy of the draft obtained by The Hill.
There has been no indication, however, that Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and other House GOP leaders will act on the measure, having largely remained silent amid calls for his removal by hard-line conservatives.
Conservative members led by Rep. Mark Meadows (R-N.C.), chairman of the House Freedom Caucus and a close ally to President Trump, drafted the eight articles of impeachment against Rosenstein.
——-More in link. A few points to be made. Rosenstein should at the very least be facing charges for his past action.
Liberals are so focused on attempting to take out Trump they do no realize the impact the actions they are taking now will have on future presidents, even there own.
Without leadership in the house (Ryan) this may go no where fast.mgtow is its own worst enemy- https://www.campusreform.org/
Topic: Showing Off Your Wealth
Do you look around you and think that everyone else is doing better than you? Do you see everyone else driving a nice car, living in a nice house, and spending money on everything under the sun? You might think “jeeze, everyone is richer than I am.” Well, don’t be fooled. It’s usually the people that are showing off their wealth that are the poorest. Remember, your net worth is your assets minus your liabilities. You can “own” a lot of stuff, yet have a negative net worth. Just because you can use it doesn’t mean it’s yours.
Unless you have a LOT of money, you don’t have s~~~ if you’re constantly buying stuff to show off. Now Trump? He can both show off and be wealthy. You’re not Trump, and chances are the people around you aren’t either. They’re up to their eyeb~~~~ in debt. I have a net worth of several million dollars, yet I drive a 13 year old car. But that’s why I have a net worth of several million dollars – I don’t go around spending $100,000 on a new car every 2 years.
I actually just bought a new car – a 2009. I went to look at the brand new Cadillac Escalades (I always drive big SUV’s) and they freaking sucked! Not to mention the nearly $100,000 price tag. So I said f~~~ it and bought a 2009 for less than 1/3 the price. I wouldn’t have even done that except that my 2005 Excalade is rusting out. I bought the 2009 because it’s been rust-proofed and only has about 60,000 miles on it. Should last me another 10 years at least.
I have to have a big SUV because of the crazy drivers around here. If I drove something small, I’d be dead. I’ve been in 6 accidents I think over the past 8 years, NONE of them my fault…and I only drive a few thousand miles per year! In one of those accidents, the guy driving the other car almost died. Had to be airlifted to the hospital. I didn’t have even a scratch.
I live in a big house, but I got it for a steal of a deal. It was appraised for $529,000 but I got it for $362,500. For that price, it costs the same for some dump by the high-wires where I live. The increase in my net worth was no small bonus either. And if real estate prices crash, this thing will probably be worth what I paid for it at worst.
S~~~ is crazy expensive these days, but I’m doing the best I can. You have to have a house, and you have to have a car. Unfortunately I have to buy a big SUV so that I remain safe, and I have to buy a house in a nice area so I don’t get killed in my sleep by some random criminal who broke into my house. The crime rates in neighboring cities are INSANE! Several people get shot on a daily basis in a city about 20 miles from my house. I had to go into that city at night a few years back and heard f~~~ing gunshots. I haven’t stepped foot in that city since, at night or during the day.
But anyway, my point is if you want to be wealthy, one thing you must do is stop spending money! At least until you can obtain some income producing assets so that your living expenses are paid for. THEN you can spend part of what you make on fun stuff. I personally own rental property. It’s worked out very well for me. There are other income producing assets, but few generate a 14% yearly ROI like my rentals do.
The main difference between wealthy people and poor people is that wealthy people own income producing assets. If they stop working, they still get paid. Wage slaves have to work. If they’re not working, they don’t get s~~~. As soon as they come home from work, the income production stops and doesn’t resume until they get back to work again. You’re basically a slave. Break the chains. Obtain income producing assets.


