Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "I was asked — When will the economy get better, when will it be more affordable?
So, I asked a question in return.
Question: How much time does it take to burn down a large and complicated house?
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And how much time would it take to completely rebuild it?
It would take maybe an hour to burn down the house.
It would take at best 6 months to rebuild.
The same with an economy.
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Between 2021 and 2025, the Biden Administration seriously damaged the US economy. Mass, unchecked, illegal migration. Massive programs that spent trillions of dollars with nothing to show for it.
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U.S. funds going to Iran, to Hamas, to countries that got no benefit while their leaders became millionaires, and so forth added $10 trillion to the national deficit, forcing massive inflation (advertised as 9% but in many items affecting average Americans 15–28% inflation).
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An enormous number of new regulations that burdened business, slowed and discouraged housing construction, and the limits on oil and gas raised the cost of transport, which in turn increased the cost of everything we eat, buy, or use in the USA.
They burned down the house.
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And it will take some time to rebuild the house, and so far the new administration has been in power for less than 9 months, but active in setting the stage, gathering the materials, bringing in the investment, and beginning the building of that house.
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And it will take time to build.
Think about it."
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Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "Well, now there is a new candidate for Governor of California, a man who will be a fine candidate backed by the People’s Republic of China, as he was as a congressman.
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Erik Swalwell spent years building his career, doing nothing but knowingly slandering Donald Trump.
I guess these days that makes him a prominent Democrat and qualifies him to be Governor of California.
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In any normal party they would be hiding him somewhere where he could not do more damage."
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Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "Something interesting to consider regarding antisemitic and anti-Israel protests since October 7, 2023.
The Hamas/Muslim Brotherhood massacre of Jews was on October 7, 2023.
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On October 8 and 9, there were already demonstrations in New York, Germany, the UK, France, and elsewhere, carrying specially printed expensive signs, all using the same slogans, in the streets of major cities and at universities.
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Between the 10th and the 12th, the protests grew. Jewish students by October 12 at Columbia U and other schools were blocked, attacked, threatened, and by the 12th, masses of tents appeared and other facilities to support the demonstrators.
@VishBurra Steve Bannon is seeking to deflect from his close personal friendship with and his being an advisor to Jeffrey Epstein. Newly released 2025 documents, including emails and texts, confirm Bannon advised Epstein from 2018 onward on public image rehabilitation and
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@VishBurra political strategies, highlighting their collaborative relationship amid Epstein's scandals. It is classic, don't look over there, look over here.
Have people forgotten Bannon ripped off MAGA which resulted in his 2020 federal fraud charges....
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@VishBurra for misusing "We Build the Wall" funds? Trump pardoned him and his thanks, is his seeking to split MAGA and essentially assist the Democrats win back the country.
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Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "I oppose meeting with Hamas. It is stupid. The USA should not be doing short-sighted and stupid things. Meeting with Hamas is stupid because Hamas never has had a record of keeping agreements or telling the truth. 1)
Hamas wants one thing - the ability to take over power from the Fatah people in the Palestine Authority, and they have the popular support to do so.
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So the only way to prevent that, is to treat Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood, and their support network as "terrorists" under International law, and that means one thing, 'ELIMINATE THEM.'"
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Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "Within a week of the UK under its Labour government and PM Starmer's decision to reduce cooperation with Israel—in effect, an effort to hurt Israel for daring to defend itself when it is inconvenient for Labour Party's Muslim-oriented politics:
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This week, after Starmer attacked Indian PM Modi, claiming he was an authoritarian, India has banned a British Labour Party delegation—canceling visas—just as Israel did in response to Starmer a couple of weeks earlier.
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Perhaps someone should explain to Starmer that India and Israel are no longer colonies and no longer take orders from London, for a government that believes it has to pander to Muslim sensibilities."
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Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "The Democrats openly support creating two new states, Washington DC and Puerto Rico, assuming it will mean four additional Democrat senators.
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And in California, they have a governor who advocates gerrymandering, to guarantee that a party can win elections despite public opinion, essentially an undemocratic game.
So, let’s take a look at these tactics.
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First – gerrymandering. Governor Newsom is opening a Pandora’s box of problems. Because if California can add a couple new Democrats to Congress, consider the fact that a majority of the states in the USA are controlled by GOP governors, and
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