OFFICIAL: Donald ***** thread.

[Motorcity Cobra]

Michael Cohen's attorney just gave up his whole case on @OutFrontCNN.

He admitted that ***** didn't know about the NDA contract, which means the whole NDA is invalid & @StormyDaniels can release any and all materials she had.

CC: @MichaelAvenatti

h/t @renato_mariotti pic.twitter.com/DCjmJ8S9JB

— Matt Scharfstein 🇺🇸 (@MattAsherS) March 29, 2018

[1bad65]

Michael Cohen's attorney just gave up his whole case on @OutFrontCNN.

He admitted that ***** didn't know about the NDA contract, which means the whole NDA is invalid & @StormyDaniels can release any and all materials she had.

CC: @MichaelAvenatti

h/t @renato_mariotti pic.twitter.com/DCjmJ8S9JB

— Matt Scharfstein 🇺🇸 (@MattAsherS) March 29, 2018

If it's invalid in her view, why has she kept the $130k?

[Motorcity Cobra]

[1bad65]

Jobless claims fall 12,000 to 215,000 and hit lowest level since 1973

The numbers: The rate of layoffs in the U.S. fell again in late March and dropped to the lowest level since 1973.

Initial U.S. jobless claims declined by 12,000 to 215,000 in the seven days ended March 24, the government said Thursday. Economists surveyed by MarketWatch had forecast claims to total 230,000.

The more stable monthly average of claims dipped by 500 to 224,500.

The number of people already collecting unemployment benefits, known as continuing claims, rose by 35,000 to 1.87 million.

Economists surveyed by MarketWatch had forecast claims to total 230,000.

What happened: Jobless claims are at the lowest level since January 1973. They fell throughout most of the country last week, with the biggest declines coming in the biggest states: California, Texas, New York, New Jersey and Virginia.

The latest report contains the annual benchmark revisions that go back five years to 2013. The Labor Department undertakes the process each year to make sure the claims report is as accurate as possible.

The revisions erased the previous low in jobless claims, a reading of 210,000 last month that would have been the lowest since 1969.

But no matter. Layoffs in the U.S. is extremely low, as reflected by a 4.1% unemployment rate that is the smallest in 17 years.

Most companies have enough trouble finding skilled workers to fill open jobs that they are reluctant to see veteran employees go for any reason.

Big picture: The labor market is so strong that it’s even drawing back in people who’ve been out of the workforce for years. And it doesn’t show any sign of letting up.

The economy added 313,000 new jobs in February and economists predict another solid gain of around 200,000 in March. The March employment report will be issued at the end of next week

Market reaction: The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.41% and Standard & Poor’s SPX, +0.34% opened higher in Thursday trade.

Source:
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/jo...MW_latest_news

While ***** is presiding over a booming economy, the ********s and their superfans are hung up on ******n nothing burgers and *****'s dalliance with a pron star from over 10 years ago.

[HanzGruber]

Jobless claims fall 12,000 to 215,000 and hit lowest level since 1973

The numbers: The rate of layoffs in the U.S. fell again in late March and dropped to the lowest level since 1973.

Initial U.S. jobless claims declined by 12,000 to 215,000 in the seven days ended March 24, the government said Thursday. Economists surveyed by MarketWatch had forecast claims to total 230,000.

The more stable monthly average of claims dipped by 500 to 224,500.

The number of people already collecting unemployment benefits, known as continuing claims, rose by 35,000 to 1.87 million.

Economists surveyed by MarketWatch had forecast claims to total 230,000.

What happened: Jobless claims are at the lowest level since January 1973. They fell throughout most of the country last week, with the biggest declines coming in the biggest states: California, Texas, New York, New Jersey and Virginia.

The latest report contains the annual benchmark revisions that go back five years to 2013. The Labor Department undertakes the process each year to make sure the claims report is as accurate as possible.

The revisions erased the previous low in jobless claims, a reading of 210,000 last month that would have been the lowest since 1969.

But no matter. Layoffs in the U.S. is extremely low, as reflected by a 4.1% unemployment rate that is the smallest in 17 years.

Most companies have enough trouble finding skilled workers to fill open jobs that they are reluctant to see veteran employees go for any reason.

Big picture: The labor market is so strong that it’s even drawing back in people who’ve been out of the workforce for years. And it doesn’t show any sign of letting up.

The economy added 313,000 new jobs in February and economists predict another solid gain of around 200,000 in March. The March employment report will be issued at the end of next week

Market reaction: The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.41% and Standard & Poor’s SPX, +0.34% opened higher in Thursday trade.

Source:
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/jo...MW_latest_news

While ***** is presiding over a booming economy, the ********s and their superfans are hung up on ******n nothing burgers and *****'s dalliance with a pron star from over 10 years ago.

Damn ***** did a good job

[bigjavi973]

Michael Cohen's attorney just gave up his whole case on @OutFrontCNN.

He admitted that ***** didn't know about the NDA contract, which means the whole NDA is invalid & @StormyDaniels can release any and all materials she had.

CC: @MichaelAvenatti

h/t @renato_mariotti pic.twitter.com/DCjmJ8S9JB

— Matt Scharfstein 🇺🇸 (@MattAsherS) March 29, 2018

why do you care who ***** was smashing anyway?

[Motorcity Cobra]

why do you care who ***** was smashing anyway?

I explained to you it doesn't matter who he had *** with and you never responded to that post. So why are you bringing it up again? And if you watched the video this isn't about who he had *** with. This is about the lawsuit between Daniels and Cohen

[1bad65]

I explained to you it doesn't matter who he had *** with and you never responded to that post. So why are you bringing it up again? And if you watched the video this isn't about who he had *** with. This is about the lawsuit between Daniels and Cohen

And yet it's in the ***** thread.

Face it, *****'s not getting impeached.

Whether it's ******n nothing burger, or a dalliance from over a decade ago, it doesn't matter a hill of beans.

Of course it is easier for D superfans to discuss this Stormy Daniels nonsense than discussing the roaring economy under *****.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

***** needs to STFU about amazon..


Dude is seriously ****ing with my portfolio this week, though today was much better

[1bad65]

Judge Denies Stormy Daniels’s Request to Depose *****

A California judge denied adult film actress Stormy Daniels’s request to have President Donald ***** questioned under oath as well as her bid for a speedy trial to void a $130,000 settlement, saying it’s too soon to address these issues.

Michael Avenatti, a lawyer for the actress whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford, said on Twitter that he’ll refile the requests as soon as the president and his attorney seek to compel arbitration in the case.

Source:
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/j...162321093.html

Looks like the D superfans are having yet another rough day. Sorry guys.