You know, your right he isn’t important. Congratulations
Is Biden really that bad?
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Many words. Full length lies. Man, you have a real mental problem.
Unclebaldrick
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Does this mean we’re not friends anymore?
It’s humorous me to think, that you think, you are. LOL
Fogdog
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Thank you Brandon
www.npr.org
Three weeks after President Biden signed the CHIPS Act to boost domestic production of semiconductors, chip company Micron has announced that it is building a $15 billion manufacturing plant in Boise, Idaho. Boise State Public Radio's Sasa Woodruff reports.
SASA WOODRUFF, BYLINE: Fifteen billion dollars is a huge investment for Boise, where Micron is based. Mayor Lauren McLean says the company is promising 2,000 jobs here and expects its plant to create 17,000 nationwide.
The CHIPS act was crucial to Micron's decision:
WOODRUFF: Simons says the CHIPS and Science Act was crucial to Micron building the new plant in the U.S.
SIMONS: They were looking at opportunities in Europe and in other countries where countries had already passed legislation that was meeting them halfway.
WOODRUFF: Micron will fund science and technology education in Idaho from elementary school through college, says Chief People Officer April Arnzen.
This also gives impetus to improving schools in Idaho too.
WOODRUFF: Micron will fund science and technology education in Idaho from elementary school through college, says Chief People Officer April Arnzen.
APRIL ARNZEN: As you can imagine, hiring another 2,000 direct employees to Micron is going to require a lot of support from our educators in Idaho and across the region.
WOODRUFF: Idaho ranks last in the country for per student spending.
Can any Trumptards post anything like this from the Trump era? All I remember is how Trump was always running down scientists and educators .
Chip company Micron announces multibillion-dollar facility in Boise
Micron Technology announces a $15 billion manufacturing plant for Boise, the largest private investment ever in Idaho. CHIPS Act incentives and state help are credited for thousands of new jobs.
www.npr.org
Three weeks after President Biden signed the CHIPS Act to boost domestic production of semiconductors, chip company Micron has announced that it is building a $15 billion manufacturing plant in Boise, Idaho. Boise State Public Radio's Sasa Woodruff reports.
SASA WOODRUFF, BYLINE: Fifteen billion dollars is a huge investment for Boise, where Micron is based. Mayor Lauren McLean says the company is promising 2,000 jobs here and expects its plant to create 17,000 nationwide.
The CHIPS act was crucial to Micron's decision:
WOODRUFF: Simons says the CHIPS and Science Act was crucial to Micron building the new plant in the U.S.
SIMONS: They were looking at opportunities in Europe and in other countries where countries had already passed legislation that was meeting them halfway.
WOODRUFF: Micron will fund science and technology education in Idaho from elementary school through college, says Chief People Officer April Arnzen.
This also gives impetus to improving schools in Idaho too.
WOODRUFF: Micron will fund science and technology education in Idaho from elementary school through college, says Chief People Officer April Arnzen.
APRIL ARNZEN: As you can imagine, hiring another 2,000 direct employees to Micron is going to require a lot of support from our educators in Idaho and across the region.
WOODRUFF: Idaho ranks last in the country for per student spending.
Can any Trumptards post anything like this from the Trump era? All I remember is how Trump was always running down scientists and educators .
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Fogdog
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Robbie at your service almost human…
cannabineer
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bot and sold in rubles
dstroy
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The simplest explanation is that you are an idiot and all of this is beyond you.
Fogdog
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I don't know if you noticed but Sunni just deleted a thread because some trumpy troll was posting vile stuff that she was concerned crossed the line. I totally agree with what she did. That troll was way out of line and had been for quite a while.
The trolls have become particularly vile and vicious lately. @NYCBambu , for example posts misogynistic, homophobic rants, along with talk of mutilating trans women. I'm guessing to get a rise out of the liberals who post here. Then @BigMP. He hasn't ever said anything of note. Just pages of stuff like this:
Rolli would let them run for a while then would ban them. So, what happened to the moderators? The trolls are definitely not here to talk politics, they just run their mouths, spewing garbage that would in the past have gotten them banned.
cannabineer
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I don’t know. I don’t have access to the mod toolset.
I figured a thread or two went poof. I wasn’t paying enough attention to remember which ones.
Fogdog
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Try saying something a human would say. I'm guessing you can't.
doublejj
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ask again in Russian.....
Fogdog
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Biden's administration had another solid jobs report.
Labor market added 315,000 jobs in August, a bright spot in the economy
Hiring slowed in August but still marked 20 consecutive months of sustained job growth
The U.S. labor market added 315,000 jobs last month, hitting a 20-month streak in strong job growth that’s powering an economy through ominously high inflation.
The biggest gains were in professional and business services, which added 68,000 jobs last month, shooting past its pre-pandemic numbers. There was a big jobs boost in computer systems design, management and technical consulting, and architectural and engineering services, while legal services lost 9,000 positions. This growth helps quell chatter of a looming downturn, triggered by reports of layoffs this summer at tech and other blue chip companies such as Snapchat, 3M, T-Mobile and Bed Bath & Beyond.
We want an orderly cool-down and this was a Goldilocks report,” said Jeffrey Roach, chief economist at LPL Financial. “These job gains weren’t too hot or too cold. They’re hitting that softish landing we want to see.”
Average hourly wages increased by 10 cents, or 0.3 percent, for private-sector workers last month, to $32.36 an hour, a slowdown compared with previous monthly gains. Over the past year, average hourly wages have increased by 5.2 percent.
The unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 3.7 percent, according to a monthly jobs report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday.
Economists say the uptick in unemployment should not be a cause for concern given that stronger labor force participation could mean more workers are actively looking for jobs.
“We see labor force participation coming back and that’s a good thing,” said AnnElizabeth Konkel, senior economist at Indeed. “If we have increasing participation but not all people have a job yet, that means unemployment will rise. My assumption is these people back to participating will be able to find jobs quickly.”
A strong economy gives the Fed the ability to raise interest rates in September without risking an economic recession. Let the MAGA GOP Cassandra's play the "yeah, but" game all they want. What they really want is to see higher unemployment and recession. For political gain. Fuck that.
Labor market added 315,000 jobs in August, a bright spot in the economy
Hiring slowed in August but still marked 20 consecutive months of sustained job growth
The U.S. labor market added 315,000 jobs last month, hitting a 20-month streak in strong job growth that’s powering an economy through ominously high inflation.
The biggest gains were in professional and business services, which added 68,000 jobs last month, shooting past its pre-pandemic numbers. There was a big jobs boost in computer systems design, management and technical consulting, and architectural and engineering services, while legal services lost 9,000 positions. This growth helps quell chatter of a looming downturn, triggered by reports of layoffs this summer at tech and other blue chip companies such as Snapchat, 3M, T-Mobile and Bed Bath & Beyond.
We want an orderly cool-down and this was a Goldilocks report,” said Jeffrey Roach, chief economist at LPL Financial. “These job gains weren’t too hot or too cold. They’re hitting that softish landing we want to see.”
Average hourly wages increased by 10 cents, or 0.3 percent, for private-sector workers last month, to $32.36 an hour, a slowdown compared with previous monthly gains. Over the past year, average hourly wages have increased by 5.2 percent.
The unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 3.7 percent, according to a monthly jobs report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday.
Economists say the uptick in unemployment should not be a cause for concern given that stronger labor force participation could mean more workers are actively looking for jobs.
“We see labor force participation coming back and that’s a good thing,” said AnnElizabeth Konkel, senior economist at Indeed. “If we have increasing participation but not all people have a job yet, that means unemployment will rise. My assumption is these people back to participating will be able to find jobs quickly.”
A strong economy gives the Fed the ability to raise interest rates in September without risking an economic recession. Let the MAGA GOP Cassandra's play the "yeah, but" game all they want. What they really want is to see higher unemployment and recession. For political gain. Fuck that.
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Drop That Sound
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Herb & Suds
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Hey this bot is broken!
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