>REEE WHY ARE GAS PRICES RISING IN SUMMER UNDER A BOOMING ECONOMY
Adam Ortiz
this is why you never let narutoOP bake on a proxy
Carson Reed
Friendly spam to remind all all little vote is a big win for all in the culture war. >but hes a dem plant to kill downballot candidates who are polling less than 2% anyway Doesnt matter. Literally. Hes ourguy and helps trump simply by making it less taboo to name the jewish supremacist cabal trump is fighting. The only way we lose is if we cuck
What does this mean? I hate the parliamentary system,
John Butler
This is % over 18 who are obese. Not BMI. Again mine is 13
Daniel Rogers
Rudy will force Rosenstein to wrap up the investigation. checktem
Carson Stewart
Yeah, remember when the Obama presidency had the lowest gas prices ever? They're really gambling hard on voters being brainlets without memories, aren't they?
>During whose administration did these 1500 kids go missing? during who's administration give 1/2 a shit? they shoulda stayed home, and we know the luggenpresse is lying again
For those who missed it, Italy entered the weekend with the country deadlocked in what may be a Euro-defining clash whether euroskeptic professor, Paolo Savona, strongly endorsed by the League party, is allowed to become the country's next economy minister. Here are the latest troubling details from Leonardo Carella:
The nomination of the designated Finance Minister, Paolo Savona, is being held back by the President of the Republic - a prerogative he formally has but that has rarely been exercised - reportedly over Savona’s anti-EU views.
From President Mattarella’s point of view, Savona, an 82 year-old professor who served in Ciampi and Berlusconi’s administrations, would send the markets out of control and would bring Italy to the brink of open conflict with the EU.
From Lega’s point of view, the nomination of Savona was one of their major wins in the coalition formation game, and the only guarantee of a strong anti-EU slant to government policy, after the coalition contract’s sections on Europe were heavily watered down.
Salvini just tweeted that he is “really angry”. M5S is, for now, supportive of their coalition partner.
Brandon Bennett
Once again for those in the back from a drooling non verbal aspie. It does not matter whether he is really our guy or not. He is our guy if hes theirs by virtue of openly screaming their lies are lies. We can cite sources for them when they come looking or give them to him. Either way the goal is cultural shift to make naming the jews, and open debate of the holocaust as well as all terrorist israeli attacks such as 9/11 that is legitimate and not written off as crazy. Once people know the truth it only spreads. Well he is putting the truth to sunlight. Trump dog whistled, this guy brought a fucking bull horn
This is how a constitutional crisis begins. The possible scenarios now are:
Most likely, President Mattarella gives in under public pressure and threat of a new election. If Mattarella’s worries are correct, we’re in for a rough ride, but the crisis is averted. If Mattarella and the coalition partners hold firm, we may be set for new elections, with M5S likely to repeat April’s success and Lega likely to increase its share of the votes, eating up Berlusconi’s party. A very unlikely scenario is that Parliament calls for Mattarella’s impeachment, as per Article 72 of the constitution. However this isn’t likely to bring him down as the Constitutional Court has the final word. Alternatively, the coalition partners may find an alternative option as Finance Minister. But Lega really stuck its neck out, so it’s unlikely. Finally, it’s also possible that Lega holds firm and M5S doesn’t want new elections, so that we’re back to the drawing board, with M5S trying to piece together a new majorit Overall, while Mattarella’s position is constitutionally sound, it’s politically untenable. There are very high expectations on the new govt and a member of the old guard taking (almost) unprecedented action to block them is going to play in the hands of M5S and Lega.
Ian Smith
really nice of her to pay for flights for the gun control kids and make a big donation to gun control causes right?
On Friday Europe experienced an existentially terrifying "deja vu" moment straight from the 9th circle of Europe's 2011/2012 sovereign debt hell, when first Italian, and then Spanish, yields exploded amid fears of political chaos in the Eurozone's 3rd largest economy, coupled with the threat of an imminent collapse of the Rajoy government in Spain, the 5th largest economy.
But while Spain is a late entrant to Europe's "political chaos" soap opera - although with both El País & El Mundo calling for an early general election, it is only a matter of time before this particular box of gunpowder also explodes, all eyes remain on Italy where not only have short-term rates blown out to levels that would send MF Global into Chapter 22 but the BTP-Bund spread exploded well beyond Goldman's "contagion" threshold of 200bps while the scariest chart of all revealed that Italian redenomination risk is now at an all time high, reflecting the reality of Italy's 'Mini-BoT' parallel currency concerns.
However, if it was the market's intention into scaring Italy's political system into submission, the same way it did in 2011 when the ECB got Sylvio Berlusconi to "quit" in just a few days as Italian bond yields exploded, it has failed, and according to the latest development in Europe, the Italian crisis may be about to get much worse.
from another thread here
Hunter Lopez
>why's gas high in Oregon during the summer t.brainlet
Nicholas Thomas
she will receive what she deserves on the day of the rope user.
>being held back by the President of the Republic - a prerogative he formally has but that has rarely been exercised - reportedly over Savona’s anti-EU views. ITS THE FUCKING HOUSE OF LORDS ALL OVER AGAIN HAHAHA
Carter Wright
>a few firm smacks on the bottom for being a bad girl You read my mind
I told you Rudy is gonna have this shit shut down.
Aaron Flores
>sideways It is nice. You'll sometimes find Eric Trump walking in the lobby or eating at the restaurant. Saw Carly Fiorina there once, not sure why though.
Jonathan Adams
Oregon can burn
Owen Smith
Not really that high. ~8 years ago it was $4.50 here. It's dumb to attack Trump for this.
Jacob Perry
Weird. In portugal the president can prevent a coalition but, if one forms, he can't object to the cabinet chosen. How does it work in Italy?
Zachary Thomas
Except it was done by one President
Dominic Richardson
nope. Thoes who albeit the ones who take away liberty should be executed.
Adrian Green
So this all works out then.
Jeremiah Barnes
It's like 2.50 it would normally be 3.00 under Obama
Aaron Young
Couldn't have been Mr. "If I keep a gag order on this scandal, it doesn't exist". Right? Naw, let's just lie and say Trump did it, call everything he says a lie on top of it. Surely that will tank his approval ratings and cost him the midterm elections. Korea isn't THAT big a deal, is it?
Meanwhile in BC, gas prices has reached record high. 161
Anthony Davis
Recruiting more people for demonic sheep costume ads.
Aaron Russell
>They kept bullying her Now that she's shown weakness they'll keep doing it though, that's how they work. It's a predatory feels police, they look for weakness.
>by the constitution he can only do that for reasons like conflict of interests, corruption, sexual immorality or something similar. He CANNOT veto a minister because he doesn't agree with his political ideas.
Says some Italy flag in that thread.
Cameron Ward
if their midterm message is gas prices they are screwed
Chase White
It’s because that photo was taken 4 min ago.
Henry Flores
Trump, /ptg/ needs to stop playing whataboutism because Obama isn't in office.
Their midterm message is still MS-13 dindu nuffin and ban all guns. A winning platform if there ever was one.
Justin Watson
watch the videos, it's game over!
Wyatt Rogers
>whataboutism plebbit detected
Lucas James
i don't know americans are pretty fucking stupid. I pray some of them have functioning memory to remember gas prices during the obama years
Chase Bailey
2.70ish in sunny af denver. Blame your state legislators and their oil imports/contracts
Jaxon Allen
liberal shitholes have it worse i'm afraid
John Peterson
>1950s America >80% White European, 7% Jewish. 12% Black as of April 1950 >90% of Suburbanites were white and 8% black at 10% of US >Today >59.1% European >12% Black >12% Mexican >6% other Hispanic >6% Asian >3% Mixed >2% Semitic (Jewish or Arab) >74.1% of Suburbanites are White only 4% black at 54% of the US Stupid storming the spread of Negroes since April 1950 - 1970 has closed. You mean specifically Central & South Americans. Low IQ rural retard
This is the mid-term for Democrats: Impeach Trump Raise taxes Import more shitskins to give gibs with your raised taxes Take away all your guns What could go wrong
Jayden Perry
$3.78 in LA for Memorial Day weekend at Costco but it’s actually cheaper now than it was a month ago
Adrian Perez
Iran wasn't affecting our gas prices at all.
Grayson Ross
>tfw google won't even let me post if I use the word captcha
