Don’t believe the lying media when they tell you Americans are “unhappy” with President Trump.
These are the same liars who spread fake polls for months and told you Hillary was going to win.
They have an anti-trump agenda and will PUSH and PUSH it at all costs.
All bets are off when it comes to tearing down President Trump.
Keep your eyes on the numerous polls that come out, like the one listed below.
Hopeful Americans finally sense a “turnaround” in the U.S. economy.
THAT is the type of issues that matters to Americans.
Our smug media, however, doesn’t grasp that fact.
From The Blaze
For the first time since the so-called Great Recession, a majority of Americans believe the U.S. economy is in good shape, a new poll revealed Monday.
According to a new Pew Research Center survey, 58 percent of Americans said the current economic situation is “very or somewhat good,” while 40 percent said it’s bad. At this time last year, only 44 percent of Americans described the economy as good, while 54 percent said it was in bad shape.
#1: Tooconservative To: Gatlin (#0)
They'll preach this for years to come and a lot of empty-headed lib types and indy voters will buy it, at least somewhat.
Tooconservative posted on 2017-04-04 08:37:38 Reply Private Reply
#2: U don't know me To: Gatlin (#0)
I guess this is why the economy is doing so good according to the main stream liars. Business is so good all these businesses are going out of business. HA HA.
U don't know me posted on 2017-04-04 20:56:12 Reply Private Reply
#3: buckeroo To: Gatlin (#0)
buckeroo posted on 2017-04-04 22:18:13 Reply Private Reply
#4: Deckard To: U don't know me, buckeroo, Gatlin (#2)
JC Penney closes 7 stores.
This department store continues to reposition itself, and plans to close 138 stores across the US in 2017. Michigan store closings are located in Battle Creek; Delta Plaza -- Escanaba; Westshore Mall -- Holland; Copper Country Mall -- Houghton; Birchwood Mall -- Kingsford; Midland Mall -- Midland; Cascade Crossings Sault Ste. Marie.
The chain operates about 600 mall-based stores, where JCP is typically an anchor. It also has 400 smaller standalone stores.
Read more.
The closing is part of the chain's closure in bankruptcy, and affects all of its stores. But with the 23 in Michigan, the state is losing a chain that had very recently expanded its footprint - and was regarded as a quality 'junior' anchor with 20,000-square-foot stores.
"Going out of Business" sales are still under way at the chain as of early April.
Like Kmart, the closing is part of a national downsizing. The Michigan stores to close are: Lakeview Square Mall, Battle Creek: Eastland Center, Harper Woods; Lansing; Westland. This leaves 13 Macy's stores in the state.
The chain announced its 4th quarter earnings on Tuesday, February 21. It beat estimates on earnings, and barely beat sales estimates.
The discount shoe retailer filed for bankruptcy protection in March, a month after it said it considered closing up to 25 percent of it's 4,400 stores. When it filed, that number dropped to 500 - but it could grow.
It didn't announce by the end of March which stores would close. Some, like in Ann Arbor, are located in traditional malls. Others are standalone stores, or in in-line shopping centers.
Inexpensive shoes used to be a strong niche, but retailers like Walmart and Target moved into the category. And while some shoe stores are struggling, others - like Shoe Carnival - are seeing growth through its discounting of mid-range brands and lower-priced options.
Deckard posted on 2017-04-05 11:13:05 Reply Private Reply
#5: buckeroo To: Deckard, tater (#4)
Don't you worry your pretty head about anything. Government shall supplant business according to tater.
buckeroo posted on 2017-04-08 22:00:35 Reply Private Reply