Economic Data, MRIs, and Cognitive Test, with a little Sedition on the side

Описание: Economic Data, MRIs, and Cognitive Test, with a little Sedition on the side

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This covers two things.
a. The President’s decision to stop collecting economic data
b. The President’s Health
• And a little Sedition on the side
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Write something better,
Answer what I have hinted at.
Remuddled my assumptions.
Clarify unclear things, points, etc.
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Any government that decides it does not need to collect data about how well their government, their economy, or their people are doing. Is acting against the people of that nation.
Given that ‘We the people’ are the true sovereigns of the United States. The individuals we hire to run the government by are vote are our servants. Our economy is critical for the United States to survive.
It is the lifeblood of the people of the United States.
Failure to gather important information is a purposeful statement that ‘I do not care about the economy or the people.’
We the people, think that means you, Mr. Trump, are not doing some of the fundamental/basic parts of your job.
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If you have several MRIs or cognitive tests a year. Especially if you think a cognitive test—which would likely be passed by over 90% of the general population—is an IQ test. You are nuts.
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Just the sheer number of MRIs and cognitive tests in half a year shows that his doctors are worried that something is physically or mentally wrong with the president.
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He needs to be out of the office. Though I doubt, seriously doubt, J.D. shall be any better. All I know is that Vance cannot grift anywhere as well as Trump. He does not have:
1. The charm, the pure raw charisma, that Trump is famous for.
a. But that included his ability to pretend to be aware of his surroundings. He is now obviously falling asleep, getting sleepy, all the time at meetings.
2. The ability to convincingly carry a lie, even when it is made up at the moment out of nothing but tissue paper.
a. Which Trump has lost over the past few months. Even MEGA is noticing lies as lies.
b. Like the ‘Affordability Hoax.’ Is he just lying that prices are down; has his brain turned to pudding enough for him to not know what the real facts people are experiencing and seeing every day; or, are his people only telling him things the way Trump wants them to be?
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They shall have to tell him flatly that they shall announce publicly that they believe the President should resign or face impeachment.
Stating that if he does resign within 20 hours, he can just walk away.
But at 20 hours and a few minutes, they shall work diligently and forcefully to either get the cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment. Or get him impeached within a week.
Saying that this impeachment call shall make them heroes in the eyes of millions. So, they feel safe by doing so. Adding years to their service in the Capital.
They also need to tell him. That given he knocked down the east wing. And says he has the money for the replacement. The public is going to demand he pony up that $300 million to replace the east wing.
The design, size, and function shall largely be as it were before the knockdown.
But a third floor shall be added. Made up largely of a huge ballroom with huge windows and a 5-star kitchen.
This shall allow Trump to say he improved the East
Wing as much as he wants.
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At night, the view through those windows should be spectacular.
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If the structure is heavily reinforced, a large amount of heavier defense equipment can be added to the roof. Covered most of the time from view, this shielding can be made to fling up and out of the way as needed in a couple of seconds.
Which Trump can also brag about as an improvement to White House security.

Music:
I often use background music for two reasons.
1. I have tinnitus, so I abhor silence.
2. Like movies and TV, I find music sets a tone.
One theme, two variants of one another, are used in videos
“Just Before Dawn on an Early January Day” (1:50 or shorter)
“At Dawn on an Early January Day” (5:20 or shortened)
Written by me in 2008 using GarageBand.
By being usually at low volume, they add a conflicted tone to things, which is fitting for most content.