Originally posted by Firekrochfatty
Well, Mr. English Jiggybooman ^Is not true of Denzel Washington. Infact, he and Dr. Phil just put out their own ED line which is to be 3x more potent than Viagra. I was just reading about it the other day. Pretty cool of 'ol Denzel and Dr. Phil ;)
They are just endorsers..they didn't come up with it! (no pun intended)
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Psychiatrist Bandy Lee, who edited the bestselling book "The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump: 27 Psychiatrists and Mental Health Experts Assess a President,” told the Daily News Thursday the staffers contacted her because the President was “scaring” them. Lee’s revelation comes as Trump fumes in response to an anonymous op-ed about administration insiders White House tell-all by journalist Bob Woodward that claims there are grave concerns among the highest ranks of the Trump administration about the President’s judgment.
A pair of West Wing representatives contacted her because they believed the President was “unraveling.”
Trump defended his mental fitness in January, calling himself a “very stable genius” and “like, really smart.” He made the claim in response to the release of Michael Wolff’s “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House,” which contained concerns from Trump’s senior aides about his mental fitness for office.
Although mental health professionals typically stay away from diagnosing public figures they’ve never actually evaluated, Lee and others have chosen to speak out about their concerns.
The Trump official behind the anonymous New York Times op-ed appears to confirm Lee and other experts worst fears, that the “root of the problem is the President’s amorality.” “Anyone who works with him knows he is not moored to any discernible first principles that guide his decision-making,” the unnamed writer adds.
Woodward’s book and the anonymous op-ed both paint Trump as a troubled, impulsive and dangerous man who has little regard for the rule of law or the power of the presidency.
Rossi said his analysis is based on Trump's public statements and is made in the context of political psychology. “We’re in very dangerous territory,” he added.
Psychiatrist Bandy Lee, who edited the bestselling book "The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump: 27 Psychiatrists and Mental Health Experts Assess a President,” told the Daily News Thursday the staffers contacted her because the President was “scaring” them. Lee’s revelation comes as Trump fumes in response to an anonymous op-ed about administration insiders White House tell-all by journalist Bob Woodward that claims there are grave concerns among the highest ranks of the Trump administration about the President’s judgment.
A pair of West Wing representatives contacted her because they believed the President was “unraveling.”
Trump defended his mental fitness in January, calling himself a “very stable genius” and “like, really smart.” He made the claim in response to the release of Michael Wolff’s “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House,” which contained concerns from Trump’s senior aides about his mental fitness for office.
Although mental health professionals typically stay away from diagnosing public figures they’ve never actually evaluated, Lee and others have chosen to speak out about their concerns.
The Trump official behind the anonymous New York Times op-ed appears to confirm Lee and other experts worst fears, that the “root of the problem is the President’s amorality.” “Anyone who works with him knows he is not moored to any discernible first principles that guide his decision-making,” the unnamed writer adds.
Woodward’s book and the anonymous op-ed both paint Trump as a troubled, impulsive and dangerous man who has little regard for the rule of law or the power of the presidency.
Rossi said his analysis is based on Trump's public statements and is made in the context of political psychology. “We’re in very dangerous territory,” he added.
Can you form a thought on your own
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Originally posted by Torx
Trump’s Promises to ‘Forgotten Man’ Undercut by Wage Stagnation
Car prices projected to jump under Trump trade agreement with Mexico
President Donald Trump heads into a midterm referendum on his presidency showing no real progress on a core promise: to raise the wages of America’s “forgotten man and woman.”
Once the impact of inflation is included, ordinary Americans’ hourly earnings are lower than they were a year ago. Real wages have remained mostly stagnant despite an expanding economy, record stock prices, soaring corporate profits and a giant deficit-fueled stimulus from Trump’s tax cuts that took effect Jan. 1. The Trump administration claimed its policies would immediately boost wages, with its tax overhaul ultimately increasing average pay by $4,000 to $9,000.
That hasn’t happened. And though Trump regularly boasts of the economy’s performance, many Americans don’t feel they’re sharing in the gains – a risk for Republicans as they seek to defend their House and Senate majorities in November elections.
A majority of voters believes their personal financial situation has remained the same or gotten worse over the past two years, said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University poll.
Inflation-adjusted hourly wages dropped 0.2 percent in July from a year earlier, their worst reading since 2012, according to the Labor Department, amid faster price gains. They’ve grown at an average 0.3 percent annual pace under Trump, compared with 1.1 percent during Barack Obama’s second term. Trump’s escalating tariff disputes risk eroding buying power further by driving up prices.
The Federal Reserve Board (who have 12 people, 9 of them you-know-whos) has been raising rates like crazy lately, much to the annoyance of Trump, so economic slowdown is to be expected.
They left rates at 0.25% through out the obama years.
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