How long will the shutdown last?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The President has now said that he will not back down one inch on his position. Looks like all hopes for a resolution this week are gone.

I had no hope for this week anyway. I suspect we are out at least through the state of the union.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Apparently the networks won’t carry his address tomorrow. Lol!

Oh, but they did. So another prediction that failed.

Fat lot of good it did him.

“A new poll showed that only 2 percent of voters changed their mind about building a wall across the Mexican border after watching President Trump’s Oval Office address last week.”
https://nypost.com/2019/01/15/only-2-percent-of-voters-were-swayed-by-trumps-oval-office-address-poll/

[Anonymous]

My furloughed spouse was just talking to some furloughed colleagues. They don't think the government will reopen until February. Sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Apparently the networks won’t carry his address tomorrow. Lol!

Oh, but they did. So another prediction that failed.

Fat lot of good it did him.

“A new poll showed that only 2 percent of voters changed their mind about building a wall across the Mexican border after watching President Trump’s Oval Office address last week.”
https://nypost.com/2019/01/15/only-2-percent-of-voters-were-swayed-by-trumps-oval-office-address-poll/

Did 2% of voters even watch that address? I thought the ratings were terrible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My furloughed spouse was just talking to some furloughed colleagues. They don't think the government will reopen until February. Sad.

Colleague of mine conservatively is expecting it to last through February and opening in March when budget ceiling votes take place. We are both excepted employees SMH.

[Anonymous]

In 2020, if trump loses.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Apparently the networks won’t carry his address tomorrow. Lol!

Oh, but they did. So another prediction that failed.

+1

Dems have falsely cried wolf so many times ... they'll be eaten by one

[Anonymous]

Late February

[Anonymous]

I thought it would break soon.

Now I think it will go to March. Or whenever Mueller's report comes out, whichever comes first.

[Anonymous]

I wonder if DHS, Treasury, State have briefed the President on what might happen if federal workers and contractors miss mortgage, rent and loan payments Their credit rating will be lowered and they risk losing their security clearances. I also wonder how long they expect federal prison guards to risk their lives every day for no pay - the number of attacks on prison guards has increased since the shutdown

[Anonymous]

No I think it will break soon. End of next week.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No I think it will break soon. End of next week.

How? What will change?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wonder if DHS, Treasury, State have briefed the President on what might happen if federal workers and contractors miss mortgage, rent and loan payments Their credit rating will be lowered and they risk losing their security clearances. I also wonder how long they expect federal prison guards to risk their lives every day for no pay - the number of attacks on prison guards has increased since the shutdown

Lol Mulvaney doesn't care about any of that. Neither does Coulter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No I think it will break soon. End of next week.

How? What will change?

I think the economic fallout is something moderates from both parties cannot stomach. I think they will write something that says “portions of border wall” or somesuch and bring it to vote. The president needs a way out. If it has the word “wall” in it, he will take it.

[Anonymous]

Trump to care if people miss mortgage payments?! Well, now I heard it all. Could be his handler thinks he is about to be exposed and is using these last throes the best he can?