The XX Days of The Schumer Shut Down
Days 1 - X -- this page
The Last 65 Days Of His First Term
Days 1 - X -- this page
The Last 65 Days Of His First Term
The Third 30 Days + 10 (261 - 300)
The Second 30 Days (Days 231 - 260)
The First 30 Days (Days 201 - 230)
The Trump Presidency (101 - 200)
The Second 100 Days
The Third 30 Days + 10 (161 - 200)
The Second 30 Days (Days 131 - 160)
The First 30 Days (Days 101 - 130)
The Trump Presidency (1 - 100)
The First 100 Days
The Third 30 days + 10
The Second 30 Days (Days 231 - 260)
The First 30 Days (Days 201 - 230)
The Trump Presidency (101 - 200)
The Second 100 Days
The Third 30 Days + 10 (161 - 200)
The Second 30 Days (Days 131 - 160)
The First 30 Days (Days 101 - 130)
The Trump Presidency (1 - 100)
The First 100 Days
The Third 30 days + 10
January 21, 2018, T+1: first full day of the government shutdown, as of midnight, ten hours ago.
January 21, 2018, T+365: a full year in office. To the day -- a full 365 days. See this post.
January 20, 2018, T+364: day one of the (partial) government shutdown. Washington hotels and restaurants will be the first to feel the pain. Commuters will love the wide open roads in and out of DC.
January 19, 2018, T+363: one day closer to a (partial) government shutdown.
January 18, 2018, T+362: one day closer to a (partial) government shutdown.
January 17, 2018, T+361: one day closer to a (partial) government shutdown.
January 16, 2018, T+360: quiet.
January 15, 2018, T+359: quiet.
January 14, 2018, T+358: quiet.
January 13, 2018, T+357: "Where's that Bill Cosby pill I brought with me?" -- Chris Matthews.
January 12, 2018, T+356: Trump questions why immigrants come from shithole countries and the mainstream media goes wild. Wait until he drops the "F-bomb" -- like Joe Biden did some years ago, and did so on more than one occasion.
January 11, 2018, T+355: add Walmart to the list that is rewarding its employees with increased hourly wages; one-time bonuses; increased paternity/maternity leave citing the Trump tax bill.
January 10, 2018, T+354: Trump opposition: if one has a speech defect -- such as slurred speech -- or I suppose, stuttering -- indicates mental deficiency. Wow.
January 9, 2018, T+353: market soars on news that Donald Trump is still president.
January 8, 2018, T+352: NBC endorses Oprah for president of the US, 2020. Meanwhile:
January 7, 2018, T+351: quiet.
January 6, 2018, T+350: quiet.
January 5, 2018, T+349: CNBC actually says the jobs report is a good report today. Unemployment remains stable at 4.1%; African-American unemployment at lowest rate since BLS started keeping records back in 1972. President Trump makes good on another promise:
January 4, 2018, T+348:
January 3, 2018, T+347: Iran imploding? NOKO willing to talk to SOKO directly. Will suspend military exercises during Winter Olympics. I can't imagine this happened in a vacuum.
January 2, 2018, T+346: Nasdaq surges; other markets up nicely. Al Franken quietly resigns in letter of resignation. No speech. Swan song long forgotten.
January 1, 2018, T+345: quiet.
December 31, 2017, T+344: Iran imploding? Trump golfing? Hillary resisting? Obama chilling? Pence pensive? CNN obsessing about a white van?
December 30, 2017, T+343: I sure hope President Trump is golfing: a) drives the alt-left nuts; b) white privilege; and, c) keeps him from tweeting. LOL.
December 29, 2017, T+342: CNN fascinated for three days now by a "white truck" obstructing their view of President Trump golfing. It's gotten so bad, the other networks are parodying their coverage. Some noted that while CNN is fascinated by a white truck obstructing their view, CNN never seemed concerned about Bill Clinton's plane parked on the tarmac along with the plane of the US attorney general when Hillary was being investigated by the FBI during the campaign. Just saying.
December 28, 2017, T+341: Chicago PMI at six-and-a-half-year high. 67.6 vs 62.5 consensus. Stock market to close at 71st record high for the NYSE -- this has never happened before.
December 27, 2017, T+340: has Al Franken resigned yet? This is the longest "resignation" in history. He will hold out to the last minute to qualify for full senate retirement pay and benefits.
December 26, 2017, T+339: on a "no-news" day, WTI jumps over $59.
December 25, 2017, T+338: Merry Christmas. Trump gets standing ovation at / in church. "Merry Christmas" is now coming back into vogue, some are saying. US announces $285 million cut in UN operating budget.
December 24, 2017, T+337: quiet.
December 23, 2017, T+336: quiet.
December 22, 2017, T+335: President Trump signs the tax bill. He notes that President Truman holds the all-time record for most legislation passed in one year ... until now. President Trump now holds that record. I did not know that; the media has not mentioned that once.
December 21, 2017, T+334: government shut-down next deadline. GOP votes to keep government open; Democrats wanted to shut down the government.
December 20, 2017, T+333: biggest tax bill in 36 years passed.
December 19, 2017, T+332: it looks like both the US House and the US Senate could vote on the tax bill today.
December 18, 2017, T+331: equity market futures surge on likelihood that GOP tax bill will pass this week.
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