Interesting you should say that, when we have cycled between bad GOP policies that harm the economy, and dem terms that start to fix the problems and flip to another republican administration that trashes it again.

I can substantiate and prove that, let's see you actually substantiate your statement.

Damage, let's talk about damage starting with Clinton, we could start with the previous administration that left a budget deficit Clinton turned to a budget surplus, but we'll go with Clinton, Bush, Obama, Trump, and now Biden fixing trump's mess
Clinton...+25 million jobs, thriving economy, left office with a yearly budget surplus
Bush...Lost at least 20 million jobs, 11% unemployment, stock market in the gutter, left a $1.4 Trillion deficit
Obama...Put on 14 million jobs, 5% unemployment, stock records being broken, deficit down to about $500 Billion
Trump...Lost staggering jobs, volatile stock market, deficit up to a new record of almost $2 Trillion
Biden...unemployment back down, iffy volatile stock market, deficit down from where it was with trump

Come on, these are the facts...show me how hard dems are on the economy when republicans trash an economy faster than dems can fix it...then there is the little hidden impediment of a senate that obstructs anything positive for dem presidents.

Canuckus said something that hit me...he said that as he has been finding out more about Zelenskyy and the Ukraine the more he is against them...

This is how right wing support for despicable people comes from, the opposition is put in an increasingly bad light, bad enough and the focus ends up there versus how bad Putin is.

Rather than feed into this rhetoric about how bad Zelenskyy, learn about who Putin is, Putin is an evil that is a thousand times worse than every dictator in the world combined.

Zelenskyy is bad...so what, how bad matters? He supposedly k**led what, 12,000 Russians? Putin had no business invading the Ukraine...end of subject, your arguments are r****ded, you are overthinking this, Russia had no business in the Ukraine, helping establish breakaway zones or wh**ever.

Spend a few days learning how bad Putin is and you will never put anyone in his category.

Here Are 4 Bombshells from the Report of an FBI Investigation into Classified Material Found at Mar-a-Lago
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by Alex Henderson | April 9, 2022 - 7:49am

— from Alternet



In January, the U.S. National Archives retrieved 15 boxes of White House records from former President Donald Trump’s home at his Mar-a-Lago resort in South Florida. Now, according to the New York Times, the FBI is getting ready to investigate the “handling of classified material” found at Mar-a-Lago.

Here are four important details reported by Times journalists Luke Broadwater and Adam Goldman on April 7.

1. Moving the material was apparently in violation of federal law.

Under the P**********l Records Act of 1978, p**********l records must be turned over to the National Archives. But Trump and his allies have maintained that he did nothing wrong when those records were moved to Mar-a-Lago from the White House, claiming that reports to the contrary are “f**e news.”

Times journalists Luke Broadwater and Adam Goldman, reporting on the FBI investigation, explain, “The effort, led by the FBI, stems from the discovery of classified information in 15 boxes that contained documents, mementos, gifts and letters that had been taken from the White House at the end of Mr. Trump’s term in apparent violation of the requirements for turning over all p**********l records to the National Archives. The development was reported earlier by the Washington Post.”

2. A criminal investigation ‘might be underway.’

Broadwater and Goldman report that in February, the National Archives “said…. it had consulted with the Justice Department about the classified material.

“The Justice Department has instructed the National Archives not to share with the House Oversight Committee, which is conducting its own investigation, details about the material taken from the White House by Mr. Trump, the Committee disclosed on (April 7), in a hint that a criminal investigation might be underway,” Broadwater and Goldman report.

3. An FBI probe could determine whether a ‘foreign adversary’ had access to the material.

Broadwater and Goldman explain, “In cases of this type, the FBI would typically look at an array of scenarios, including whether the classified material was mishandled or inadvertently disclosed, and it could examine whether a foreign adversary might have gotten access.”

4. The FBI will need to determine who moved the material to Mar-a-Lago.

According to Broadwater and Goldman, “As part of any investigation, the FBI would want to find out why the classified material was in Mr. Trump’s possession and who had access to it. Then, agents would want to determine who packed the boxes and t***sported them to Florida and the circumstances surrounding that episode. Assessing Mr. Trump’s role could be complex, in part because, as president, Mr. Trump had the ability to easily declassify wh**ever information he wanted.”

When Trump was president, he had a reputation for tearing up documents.

The P**********l Records Act of 1978, passed by Congress when Jimmy Carter was president, changed the way in which White House records must be handled; the PRA gave the federal government legal ownership of all White House records. President Carter himself never had a chance to comply with the PRA, as he was v**ed out of office in the United States’ 1980 p**********l e******n, and the PRA did not go into effect until January 20, 1981 — the day of President Ronald Reagan’s inauguration.