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This was published on Axios today: "Bank of America predicts that oil prices could spike to $100 a barrel next year, a price not seen since 2014, Bloomberg's Grant Smith reports. Driving the assessment: The economic crisis in Venezuela has created oil supply problems, and President Trump's...

CNN's journalistic errors are widely reported - I don't need to hear it directly from Anderson Cooper. It appears to be a rather long list. And I do not think that they are objective and I do not think that Fox is objective...

I don't watch and wouldn't trust the objectivity for either one of them quite honestly. But for legs and boobs Fox does seem to field a superior MILFy viewing experience - just my opinion.

Here's the interesting quirk - Henry LD1 is an ICE Exchange cash settled future based upon a monthly price published by NYMEX. Being cash settled, it is definitely harder to squeeze than a fungible contract. Secondly, it would require a ridiculously ludicrous amount of balls and capital for...

You can’t seriously rank the Iran Deal up there with the post-war Marshall Plan or the Reagan/Gorbachev INF Treaty.... :banghead:

In August 2017 Trump authorized another round of Russian sanctions. Trump moved ground and air assets into Syria to provide a direct counterbalance to Russian military assets in Syria. In February 2018 Trumps Secretary of Defense directly ordered the annihilation of between 200-300 Russian...

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Oh, that’s right. You were slandering a Black American who dared to use his own reasoning and free speech to wander off your identity stereotype reservation.

And the Democratic Party represents celebrity sex offenders. Got it.

A greater percentage of Congressional Republicans voted for the Civil Rights Act of 1964 than did Democrats. Support for the Act followed geographic, not party, lines.

Yeah, the Jim Crow Southern Democrats of “the solid south”.

And if it was such a good deal that “would bring peace and stability” why did the majority of regional countries with a border on or near Iran so bitterly oppose and despise the deal ? Seven countries in fact.

Gold is off a bit the past three days and the US Dollar is on a tear. One could make the argument that deep pockets have chosen a winner...

Judging by the strength of the dollar and the lackadaisical gold markets one could argue that deep pockets have chosen a winner.

The Party of the South that fought to keep Blacks as slaves was the Democratic Party and that is a fact. Abraham Lincoln was a Republican and that is a fact. The Jim Crow era politicians in the South that fought desegregation clear into the 1970's were long standing members of the Democratic...

Your posts on the previous page suggest that lobbying is the exclusive domain of the Republican Party. Far from it.

More than a few people attribute a quote to Lyndon Johnson as saying "I'll have those niggers voting Democratic for the next 200 years" as to his motivation behind the Civil Rights Act. Whether LBJ said that or not isn't entirely clear. What is clear is that LBJ was a very shrewd politician...

Apparently Saudi Arabia agrees with you. They released an official statement today saying that if Iran acquired nuclear weapons then they would as a counterbalance.

I think W going into Iraq was far worse but only time will tell.

The Jim Crow South you are referring to hasn't existed since 1965 or so, and the segregationist machine and governing apparatus you are referring to was built and maintained entirely by the Democratic Party. Southern States didn't start turning Red until well into the 1980's. You seriously...