I Hear the Sound of Impeachment Drums
Not far away, not far away
And if they call for Congress to Act
Then Pelosi must start, so we can Watch
So Nancy, Nancy, Let’s not Wait
Let’s get this Show on before it’s too late
Now is the Time, for this is all the Time there may be
If you love America Nancy, Nancy give her back Democracy
I Hear Sound of an Election brewing
Not far away, not far away
And if they call for Democrats to Act
Across the Land from Sea to Shining Sea
So Nancy, Nancy Let’s not Wait
For the distant Drums might change America’s fate
Now is the Time, for this is all the Time there may be
If you love America Nancy, Nancy give her back Democracy
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I hear the Sound of Impeachment Drums
2019-04-26 13:59:48
2019-04-26 14:17:40
You are a special kind of pathetic...
2019-04-26 14:33:43
In reply to DAVE400
2019-04-26 14:35:02
In reply to Casper
Do you also hear the hum of the economy
3.2% first quarter growth.
Exports up imports down.
Higher consumer spending
2019-04-26 15:39:55
2019-04-26 16:25:00
In reply to Casper
Nice bro 
2019-04-26 17:49:02
In reply to DAVE400
its pitiful really
2019-04-26 18:13:09
In reply to Casper
Trump has made many things and people great again such as Tiger Woods and black employment but you as a Poet is not one. You are hopeless!
2019-04-26 18:16:05
In reply to nitro
black employment
Indeed. The same black un-employment numbers which has been going down for the past 8-10 years and has absolutely fcuk all to do with the Dotard.
2019-04-26 18:22:33
In reply to SnoopDog
Rose to 17% under Obama.
2019-04-26 18:28:21
In reply to nitro
Read and weep yuh jackass.
The historically low black unemployment rate has become one of Donald Trump’s favorite statistical claims, one he is likely to tout again at the upcoming State of the Union address.
The fallacy of touting this as a genuine accomplishment of the Trump administration rather than fortuitous timing has been noted by me and others on multiple occasions. Still, at the start of Black History Month, it’s useful to provide some facts about the African American labor force that you will probably not hear during the presidential address to Congress.
To begin with, it is true that the 2018 black unemployment rate was the lowest it has been since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began reporting it in 1972. But little, if any, credit for that belongs to the Trump administration. As the graph below clearly shows, the black unemployment rate had been steadily falling since 2011, well before Trump was sworn into office, and the rate of decline has not gained momentum since. Arguably, the decline of the black unemployment rate to its current level has more to do with the Fed’s decision to keep interest rates at or near zero for an extended period of time—decisions led by the two previous Federal Reserve chairpersons.
The fallacy of touting this as a genuine accomplishment of the Trump administration rather than fortuitous timing has been noted by me and others on multiple occasions. Still, at the start of Black History Month, it’s useful to provide some facts about the African American labor force that you will probably not hear during the presidential address to Congress.
To begin with, it is true that the 2018 black unemployment rate was the lowest it has been since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began reporting it in 1972. But little, if any, credit for that belongs to the Trump administration. As the graph below clearly shows, the black unemployment rate had been steadily falling since 2011, well before Trump was sworn into office, and the rate of decline has not gained momentum since. Arguably, the decline of the black unemployment rate to its current level has more to do with the Fed’s decision to keep interest rates at or near zero for an extended period of time—decisions led by the two previous Federal Reserve chairpersons.
2019-04-26 18:34:49
In reply to SnoopDog
Fake News, Trump Rules!
2019-04-26 18:42:31
In reply to nitro
Fake News, Trump Rules!
Go suck Joel Osteen's dick.
2019-04-26 20:39:33
In reply to maj
Just wait till Boeing stop selling 737's.
That is about 1.8% of GDP
2019-04-26 21:40:09
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