lecoqsportif
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The only thing on his table is a 40 of Wild Turkey.
I would still put tariffs on Tesla, coz Peon Must is a turd.
South Dakota too. The 2 states without usury lawsDelaware is the credit card company capital of the world, I believe. Connecticut is where the insurance industry is centered.
For sure. My only point is the equation has changed, the U.S. can no longer be relied upon. They'll always be our largest trading partner and I don't expect our export mix to look like Australia's. But 80% to the U.S. gives them way too much leverage over us while they slide further and further into some kind of authoritarian oligarchy. Even if Dorito backs off now, make it a priority.In fairness it’s very hard to diversify away from the US. Supply chains are highly integrated, it’s land based, a huge population and it is very, very rich. We not in the same position as Australia.
The reality is that most other countries would kill to have that access.
Question is, do the credit card companies set up there because there are no usury laws or do the credit card companies make sure that those states never pass any usury laws?South Dakota too. The 2 states without usury laws
The initial report from Reuters was wrong (for now at least) and stocks slide on this
View: https://x.com/deitaone/status/1885392710359564318?s=12
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Both. And Biden to noones surprise did protect that as Senator. I am sure the SD Senators did also but I never looked into them.Question is, do the credit card companies set up there because there are no usury laws or do the credit card companies make sure that those states never pass any usury laws?