He and Qatari officials signed a “joint declaration of cooperation,” which sounds nice and diplomatic, but it’s the sheer scale of the economic commitments that’ll make your jaw drop. Get ready for this, because you probably won’t hear it shouted from the rooftops by the usual suspects.
A $1.2 trillion commitment from Qatar, hot on the heels of a $1 trillion Saudi deal. We’re talking about the kind of numbers that don’t just move the needle; they recalibrate the entire darn machine, all pointing towards American prosperity and strength. This is the “art of the deal” in action, plain and simple, and it’s a beautiful thing to witness." [Patriot Journal]
Good Night, Patriots!
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BREAKING: Moody’s has DOWNGRADED the United States’ credit rating from Aaa to Aa1 — the first-ever U.S. credit downgrade in the agency’s history.
“We do not believe that material multi-year reductions in mandatory spending and deficits will result from current fiscal proposals under consideration.”
Although, as usual anonymous wants to write my blog and this has nothing to do with the subject at had, I agree. They must reduce the spending and our huge deficit. This, so far, is not happening as the fiscal proposals are totally inadequate.
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