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Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes - Video: You can’t make this up
Minneapolis Mayor candidate Omar Fateh, the Somalian, was working to fast track approvals of taxpayer funds for his wife’s company. The company shut down due to “rampant fraud”
All Democrats do is launder your money
His wife’s company “Housing stabilization program, already exposed for widespread fraud, now reveals an unexpected connection to candidate and state Senator Omar Fattah.
We did discover something raising what a legal expert labels serious ethical concerns. Senator Omar Fattah's wife was a listed owner of a housing stabilization company even as the Senator and current Minneapolis mayoral candidate himself was pushing legislation to fast track client approvals for the taxpayer funded program.”
“This is a situation where I think almost anybody schooled in, I don't know, government ethics 101 would know that you can't introduce legislation that benefits yourself.”
“This incident joins a long list of ethics and fraud controversies, making it clear Fateh is not suited to be the Mayor of Minneapolis.”
https://x.com/WallStreetApes/status/1967965289171259605

Wall Street Mav @WallStreetMav - Among "progressives" (the left)
50% believe it is somewhat justifiable to assassinate Elon Musk.
56% believe it is somewhat justifiable to assassinate President Trump.
14% believe it is completely justifiable to assassinate President Trump.
https://x.com/WallStreetMav/status/1967995849105084772

Wall Street Mav @WallStreetMav - Germany is suffering massive layoffs in their manufacturing sector. Part of this is because German's have intentionally made energy prices so expensive. Electricity is 3x more expensive compared to the USA.
They shut down all of their nuclear power plants, decades early. They allowed the UK to blow up the Nord Stream pipeline and said nothing. And the massively subsidized solar power in a country that is cloudy much of the year. Lousy energy policy has consequences.
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Amanda Goodall @thejobchick
WTF is happening in Germany?!
Germany announced 125,000 industrial job cuts in 6 weeks.
Putting that into perspective... If the U.S. got hit at the same rate, that’s like ~300,000 factory jobs or ~500,000 total jobs gone in a month and a half.
Picture every factory worker in a state like South Carolina unemployed.
That’s the scale.
Recent layoffs announced in Germany:
Auto & Auto Supplier Layoffs (past 12 months):
• Volkswagen: 35,000
• Mercedes-Benz: 40,000
• Audi: 7,500
• Ford (Saarlouis): 2,900
• Daimler Truck: 5,000
• ZF Group: 14,000
• Bosch, Continental, Schaeffler (combined): 7,000
→ Total: 111,400 auto jobs impacted
Steel & Heavy Industry Layoffs:
• Thyssenkrupp: 11,000 (≈40% of workforce)
Rail & Transport Layoffs:
• Deutsche Bahn: 30,000
• DB Cargo (subsidiary): 5,000
Postal & Logistics Layoffs:
• Deutsche Post: 8,000
Banking & Finance Layoffs:
• Commerzbank: 3,900
Tech (Germany-specific cuts) Layoffs:
• SAP: 3,500 (10,000 global)
MAJOR implications globally from all of this - so don't brush it off as just German layoffs... And no one’s talking about it.
https://x.com/WallStreetMav/status/1967976849205612836

The White House @WhiteHouse - Another investment, ANOTHER GOLDEN AGE WIN!
https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1968084910654275662

The White House @WhiteHouse - View the whole list of investments ⬇
https://www.whitehouse.gov/investments/
https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1968088284850200639
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