The Trump Presidency

[LickNeckey]

There's no way Abe's dome doesn't heal after these next 4 years of presidency. He's gone folks. 

Those are conflicting sentences wackycat08

 

[Cire]

Dems got 41 to fillibuster.

Nuclear option pubs?

[AbeFroman]

'pubs love nukes and setting precedents, absolutely will happen

[SkinnyBenny]

There's no way Abe's dome doesn't heal after these next 4 years of presidency. He's gone folks. 

Those are conflicting sentences wackycat08

[catastrophe]

Not sure why they are calling it "nuclear." Democrats did the exact same thing under Obama for cabinet appointments.

[OK_Cat]

There's no way Abe's dome doesn't heal after these next 4 years of presidency. He's gone folks. 

Those are conflicting sentences wackycat08

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[Stevesie60]

The board changed a lot in my one year hiatus. The one thing I definitely predicted was Wacky trying to be dax's protege.

[chum1]

Reuters surveyed 32 utilities with operations in the 26 states that sued former President Barack Obama's administration to block its Clean Power Plan
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Of the 32 utilities contacted by Reuters, 20 said Trump's order would have no impact on their investment plans; five said they were reviewing the implications of the order; six gave no response. Just one said it would prolong the life of some of its older coal-fired power units.
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"Utility planning typically takes place over much longer periods than presidential terms of office," Berkshire Hathaway Inc-owned Pacificorp spokesman Tom Gauntt said.

http://mobile.reuters.com/article/politicsNews/idUSKBN1770D8

[Cartierfor3]

see ya bannon

[LickNeckey]

did not see that coming

[AbeFroman]

Trading Bannon for Perry? That's so Trumpy

[cfbandyman]

Reuters surveyed 32 utilities with operations in the 26 states that sued former President Barack Obama's administration to block its Clean Power Plan
...
Of the 32 utilities contacted by Reuters, 20 said Drumpf's order would have no impact on their investment plans; five said they were reviewing the implications of the order; six gave no response. Just one said it would prolong the life of some of its older coal-fired power units.
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"Utility planning typically takes place over much longer periods than presidential terms of office," Berkshire Hathaway Inc-owned Pacificorp spokesman Tom Gauntt said.

http://mobile.reuters.com/article/politicsNews/idUSKBN1770D8

Working in the power business, I could told you that. Which is so lol why he panders to the coal industry. It's a dinosaur roaming the planet, just not for much longer. Natural Gas is kicking coal's ass, and in about 5-10 years solar is going to be kicking natural gas's ass.

[sonofdaxjones]

LOL, so power companies are saying right now that they have no plans to change their plans . . . until of course, when they change their plans.

SMDH at the simpletons around here.

[chum1]

LOL, so power companies are saying right now that they have no plans to change their plans . . . until of course, when they change their plans.

SMDH at the simpletons around here.

No, that would be a misinterpretation.

[Dugout DickStone]

coal workers are literally the biggest dirt bags around. 

[420seriouscat69]

'Stone hates blue collar folks. 

[cfbandyman]

LOL, so power companies are saying right now that they have no plans to change their plans . . . until of course, when they change their plans.

SMDH at the simpletons around here.

  I mean when your planning is on 5 year horizons, trying to make it competitive now might not be a thing later. But no, they aren't going back to coal anytime soon.

coal workers are literally the biggest dirt bags around. 

They just want to stick to what they only have known, life down a dark hole and black lung. You can't blame them for wanting to not improve their lot in life.

'Stone hates blue collar folks. 

What if they hate themselves? 

[Dugout DickStone]

'Stone hates blue collar folks. 

generally yes, that is correct.

[sonofdaxjones]

LOL, so power companies are saying right now that they have no plans to change their plans . . . until of course, when they change their plans.

SMDH at the simpletons around here.

  I mean when your planning is on 5 year horizons, trying to make it competitive now might not be a thing later. But no, they aren't going back to coal anytime soon.

coal workers are literally the biggest dirt bags around. 

They just want to stick to what they only have known, life down a dark hole and black lung. You can't blame them for wanting to not improve their lot in life.

'Stone hates blue collar folks. 

What if they hate themselves? 

Weird little rant.

[SkinnyBenny]

a rant is typically more than 1-2 sentences before you move on to your next 1-2 sentence answer, dax.

[420seriouscat69]

'Stone hates blue collar folks. 

generally yes, that is correct.

You hate ppl that made that little fancy workplace that you work in for you? Sad.

[420seriouscat69]

So Trump of 'Stone looking down at the little ppl from his work owned mini mansion. He might be more 'pub than we knew.

[cfbandyman]

LOL, so power companies are saying right now that they have no plans to change their plans . . . until of course, when they change their plans.

SMDH at the simpletons around here.

  I mean when your planning is on 5 year horizons, trying to make it competitive now might not be a thing later. But no, they aren't going back to coal anytime soon.

coal workers are literally the biggest dirt bags around. 

They just want to stick to what they only have known, life down a dark hole and black lung. You can't blame them for wanting to not improve their lot in life.

'Stone hates blue collar folks. 

What if they hate themselves? 

Weird little rant.

Oh that's cute Mr. I start threads with a page and half of something super specific to get butthurt about

[Gooch]

a rant is typically more than 1-2 sentences before you move on to your next 1-2 sentence answer, dax.

Daxbot 5000 needs a software patch. He seems caught in a loop.

[Dugout DickStone]

So Trump of 'Stone looking down at the little ppl from his work owned mini mansion. He might be more 'pub than we knew.

I look down on posts like this also.