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Let me make this pellucidly clear (Original Post) malaise Jan 2019 OP
Thank you for introdusing me to a new word! Pellucidly, now use in a sentence. MLAA Jan 2019 #1
Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah malaise Jan 2019 #2

MLAA

(17,300 posts)
1. Thank you for introdusing me to a new word! Pellucidly, now use in a sentence.
Thu Jan 10, 2019, 12:27 PM
Jan 2019

It is pellucidly clear that malaise is the one who has the ‘best words’!

malaise

(269,067 posts)
2. Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
Thu Jan 10, 2019, 01:23 PM
Jan 2019


and Don the Con has the best lies

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-mexico-wall-funding-money-pay-us-border-government-shutdown-trade-deal-a8721341.html

Donald Trump has claimed that, despite his repeated promises that Mexico would pay for a wall on US southern border, he ”obviously never meant Mexico would write a cheque”.

Mr Trump has repeatedly promised that Mexico would pay for the wall, with the website for his 2016 campaign having previously claimed that Mexico would make a “one-off” payment of “$5-$10 billion”.

Instead, the president has most recently claimed that Mexico would pay for the wall through changes to trade policy his administration has negotiated to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement. That new deal, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), has not been approved by Congress yet but the president said on Thursday that it "probably will be".

The USMCA will mean Mexico will be "paying for wall indirectly, many, many times over," Mr Trump said on Thursday. He then boarded Air Force One to fly to McAllen, Texas, where he hopes to drum up support for Congressional approval for US taxpayer funding to build the wall.
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