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officials say - APDOJ Indictment Of Trump Is A Declaration Of War Against American Voters!!!!!
It’s not about Trump. It’s about criminalizing dissent and punishing the millions who voted for him — and warning them not to do it again!!!!


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Shouldn't the #1 item be the Biden Crime Family investigation? Devon Archer told us on Tucker Carlson that Hunter was selling the brand of the Bidens to take bribes. The evidence is piling up and this doesn't even make the top 5 things America should know? You don't think the American people deserve to know that their President, the most powerful man in the world is being investigated and that there is an eye witness to those phone calls he's been lying about for years? You dont think we should know that the President took bribes from the Ukraine and is now funding their war? Shame on you CNN for being such a disgrace to the media industry.


Matt Ryan Look i watch news on a multitude of channels , im not some brain dead moron that ! I make up my own mind if Fox says something i dont agree with i tell them. And you want to talk about a purveyor of lies look no further then Joe Biden, he has never told the truth in his life ! I'm not even sure his name is Biden. And before you start Trumping all over the place, all i want is whats best for my country and its people i think i have that right, i paid for it with my blood !


Michael Vrana The dollar scaled a four-week peak against major peers on Thursday after upbeat labour market data a day earlier, while sterling edged lower ahead of an expected rate hike from the Bank of England.

Data out on Wednesday showed U.S. private payrolls rose more than expected in July, while plans by the U.S. Treasury to increase the size of government bond auctions in the third quarter pushed longer-dated U.S. Treasury yields higher and boosted the dollar.

"In a world where the U.S. continues to perform and avoids a hard landing while the rest of the world is struggling, it's an environment which is going to keep the dollar elevated," Barclays (LON:BARC) FX strategist Lefteris Farmakis said.

The dollar index, which measures the currency against six major peers, rose as high as 102.84, the highest level in four weeks. It was last up 0.1% at 102.68, extending Wednesday's 0.5% gain.

The closely watched U.S. nonfarm payrolls report is due on Friday.

A fresh wave of risk aversion after rating agency Fitch downgraded the U.S. government's top credit rating could have resulted in some safe-haven buying, others said, which paradoxically also lent support to the dollar.

Against a stronger dollar, sterling fell 0.3% to $1.2674, having earlier hit its lowest level since July 3 at $1.2660.




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