Comments by "TeeKay" (@teekay_1) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

  1. we have to believe that inflation caused by bad economic policies is a myth Inflation is completely a product of bad monetary policy, a.k.a. "Printing Money" which is what we're currently doing.
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  2. AOC is losing her mind.
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  3.  @adajordan6473  It's irrelevant what people want. if you're going to make $15/hour, you have to be worth $20-25/hr to the business or else no one will hire you. Government dictates can't undo basic micro economics. If all you do is show up for 8 hours and do whatever you're told, that's a job and worker begging to be replaced by a computer.
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  4.  @zangmaster  Only the first time. Once you do it a second time, you're a repeat offender.
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  5.  @kennethpriestman4255  Apparently the people who "Believe in the science" don't actually understand science at all. Weird, huh?
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  6. If you depend on government to make you happy, you'll always be sad.
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  7. Well, a bachelor degree requires that you satisfy base requirements for any student so you're well rounded in history, arts, math, economics, as well as your specialty. If you just wanted a nursing degree you could've taken the 2 year degree.
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  8.  @marksharnsky5587  The guy can't walk up stairs without falling. He can't craft an intelligible sentence.
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  9.  @jefferydixson527  So if people choose not to work, is it everyone else's responsibility to pay for their sloth? These people are no different than a guy who comes up to you on the street with a pistol and demands your wallet. In fact, compared to the slugs sitting at home, the mugger is more admirable because at least he gets off his *ss, figures out how to get a pistol, and he works the street. And he's honest about what he's doing.
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  10.  @captainkelley2339  The major "insurrection" where no one was armed, no political demands were made, the police let them in the building, and they left when asked.
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  11.  @captainkelley2339  It wasn't voir dire it was people giving their observations on the dereliction of duty of the current administration.
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  12.  @randibgood  It was investigated, but there was no report made public and the congressman hasn't apologized to the american people for putting his sex drive ahead of his duties as representative of the people. You'd think the guy was 18 and had no self control. Those are the facts.
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  13. Not as hard as Kamala though.
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  14.  @stevenmarecle5502  No, that's literally not what they're there for. They are there to represent their constituents wishes. It's why we have elections, to remove those people who don't follow what their constituents wish. Remember the government works for you, we don't work for the government.
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  15.  @ricardomejia4336  This will have 0 impact on air quality.
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  16.  @parcae68  it took a while, 40 years, but even then gas cars had such significant advantages over horse and carriage that it was inevitable. Today electric cars are more expensive, have less range, longer charge times and less ways to recharge than do gas cars. Also electric cars were more popular than gas cars with women initially because they couldn't turn the crank to start the cars, but once Cadillac invested the electric starter, gas cars had every advantage over electric cars. Ironically, gas cars are still better than electric cars.
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  17.  @nagzgio7129  You're funny. You voted for Brandon, and now the country is in trouble. Own your part of the destruction of our country.
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  18.  @ibberman  there is about 1/3 of the population who is satisfied as long as they have a roof over their head, some food, and a TV or computer to occupy them. They are the terminally lazy. These are also the people that complain about "the rich getting richer"
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  19.  @bluracer766  You seem a little desperate sparky.
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  20.  @peterjermey7235  lol. They all did.
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  21. This is the party of dementia Joe, and addicted Nancy. You shouldn't take them seriously.
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  22.  @TheresNoPoint587  It's never gone to the supreme court, so while that's the DOJ position, it's never been tried.
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  23.  @ansmerek  Mitch McConnell does create precedent in this matter. His opinion is no better or worse than anyone else's.
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  24.  @OscyJack-  Regardless of what it's intended as, it is an act of procreation by definition. Technology has give you the tools to have fun sex (and there's nothing wrong with that), but if you don't or won't use them, by definition you're not mentally equipped to have sex The EU says that past the 15th week of pregnancy, it's not a routine procedure and they don't provide abortion on demand at that point The lack of willingness to support that very reasonable limit is not to the credit of people who push abortion up to the moment of birth.
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  25.  @cynthiagonzalez537  It did quite the opposite. Trump's tax bill raised taxes on everybody making over 180K/year. It raised more money than any more tax bill in history, and swelled the coffers of states. The problem was, Congress kept spending more money. For example, giving people sitting on their *ss at home money during COVID. Now those same people are demanding they should not have to pay back their student loans because, well, they were too "slow" to understand how loans work.
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  26.  @mikealvord55  I can tell you who it's not. It's not somebody who's last name is Bush, Cheney, or Romney.
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  27.  @williamfranz9872  No infrastructure is being built in the infrastructure bill.
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  28. Biden responded already. He said "It's not my fault, it's Brandon's fault!"
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  29.  @stlion0111  When you typed that, did you hear a whooshing sound by your left ear?
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  30.  @nancyboyd6273  Actually Nan, more people have died of COVID under Biden than Trump in the United States (and it's not a million, that's silly talk), and Biden had the head start that Trump gave him the vaccine.
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  31. Any chance there's pictures of her doing the Hula?
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  32. He's about an unqualified as they come.
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  33.  @DemPilafian  Legacy Internal Combustion Engine You mean the engines that deliver your groceries to the store?
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  34.  @DemPilafian  Of course they do sparky. Those battery trucks ain't deliverin' your food, nor are they powerin' your train.
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  35.  @DemPilafian  "Over time all trains and trucks will be electric" It will be impossible for all trains to be electric in the US. It would take roughly $20T to do that. That's the US budget for 6 years, so you understand the money simply doesn't exit in the world to do it. Let's not get into the 50-100 years it would take to electrify all the tracks in the US. And electric long haul trucks don't exist, because.... once again... the battery problem. Lithium batteries are not the solution, because they lack the energy density, and they cannot be charged quickly or they deteriorate. And this is not something the engineers will figure out. It's a basic science problem.
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  36.  @DemPilafian  Yes, everyone knows that electric trains use DC motors *fed by catenary wires*. As a matter of fact I am a scientist, but I'm also know the economics of running catenary wires and substations. We currently have about 22,000 miles of class 1 railroad track in the US with only 600 of it electrified. As a point of reference California has been attempting to build a high speed railroad for less than 500 miles and the cost is $250B, and they already have substations that can feed the catenary wires. In most of the US you'll have to run power lines for 100's of miles to electrify the track. Oh, and now you've doubled the operating cost of those tracks because the catenary system has to be maintained. And darnit, you need all new locomotives that are electric and can still pull 3 mile long coal and oil trains. Now you have to build poles, the put the cables over the track over 22,000 miles. You may have taken a science course once, but economics are completely beyond you
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  37. This administration spits in the face of normal people who just go to work, pay their taxes, and just wants to be left alone.
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  38.  @MsDc52  I believe his exact quote was "Breadlines are a good thing because it means everyone has a chance to get a loaf of bread"
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  39. She's going from the least popular Administration in recent decades to the least popular news channel on cable, so it's an easy transition for her. Maybe she'll do another little cry about how Florida won't allow trans-education for 5 years olds.
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  40.  @DavidEinAustin  The entire Democrat party is an insane cult right now, so it's weird you keep talking about Trump when he's not actually in office. But you seem okay with Potato Joe, and his insurance policy Heels Up Harris. I mean, you voted for them and everything. How did you feel about the riots all last summer? Mostly peaceful, right?
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  41. She's as qualified as the average person on the street. Perhaps less.
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  42.  Left-is-cancer!  It all happened because you decided to give up guns. It is much more an equalizer than the left wants to admit
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  43.  Left-is-cancer!  Your parents gave them up. And it's helped quite a bit. The Democrats are so scared of the people at the moment they put up a fence around the capital.
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  44. When asked for a comment, Kamala just laughed hysterically.
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  45.  @Buttsy1  Sounds like you're talking to the wrong person.
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  46. Well, there is an effective two-part vaccine; surprising someone almost 90 years old doesn't already have it.
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  47.  @cardenfoy  Because your statement makes no sense. Discrimination is discrimination regardless of the reason. Saying "this is a special carve out" makes it hypocritical. Why would a gay web designer get a carve out but not a religious web designer does not?
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  48.  @carlfaucher1543  Except the only reason someone knows someone else is gay is because of what they say, not because of how they look. If two guys rent an apartment, they could be two guys sharing rent. It isn't until you say "look at me, I'm gay" that you know they're gay.
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  49.  @kyleolcott1769  Not half, only the ones crazy enough to vote for evil Hillary and Dementia Joe. Special crazy is reserved for the ones who watch CNN and MSNBC and believe them.
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  50. She would be much more interesting if she did the TV commercials for Coco Lopez, with that big laugh.
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