Conquer Club

karel wrote:funny how clueless the dems are,saying we were going to crash,country will be 3rd world country, it just shows there iq level. if we get a rebate check every dem should not get a check, just to show how stupid they are

All though when America was crashing under Biden...Well who ever was running America with Biden's face...Was trying and making America crash...So they were kinda right.....TRUMP stopped their attempt to turn America into a Chinese owned country,worse than a 3rd world country...TRUMP basically said ...trade wise...F*ck China...WE WILL MAKE THINGS HERE IN THE USA... ...Bringing jobs back to America...

HitRed wrote:https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-ends-de-minimis-loophole-on-imports/
This is a very important step.

"President Trump on Wednesday signed an executive order suspending what's known as a de minimis exemption allowing low-value parcels that are shipped to the United States to avoid tariffs. The White House said it's closing what it called a "catastrophic loophole" that shippers use to "evade tariffs and funnel deadly synthetic opioids or below-market products" into the U.S. The order goes into effect Aug. 29."

AI Overview:
The term "dog days of summer" refers to the hottest, most humid period of the year, typically occurring in late July and August. While the name evokes images of dogs panting in the heat, its origins are actually tied to the star Sirius, also known as the Dog Star.
Here's a more detailed explanation:

Ancient Origins:
The ancient Greeks and Romans associated the hottest days of summer with the rising of Sirius (the Dog Star) alongside the sun.

Negative Connotations:
Ancient civilizations believed that the combined heat of Sirius and the sun caused extreme temperatures and even brought misfortune, including drought, disease, and madness, both in humans and animals.

Modern Usage:
Today, the term "dog days of summer" is primarily used to describe the hottest part of the summer, with less emphasis on the negative connotations.
Timing:
The dog days are generally considered to be the 40 days between July 3rd and August 11th, according to The Old Farmer's Almanac.
Not About Actual Dogs:
While the name includes "dog," the term is not directly about the animal, though it is often associated with the heat and its effects on pets according to blog.myollie.com.