The US 'recession' is a 'head shake'?

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The Conventional wisdom... [should be] that the Dems will do absolutely anything to pull the mid term elections back into a competitive race. Surrendering power to the Republicans.... is a fate worse than 'climate change' .

The EU is returning to fuel oil and coal ... as Putin plays his Ace... Watch Bidens play to bing the Dems back into contention... the Fed will end up backing the Dems after a scare round of interest increases...

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What will they do next in Los Angeles...https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a4...idge-shutdown/

It Has Been Zero Days Since a Hellcat Has Crashed on LA's Newest Bridge
Only minor injuries were reported in the three-car wreck. The driver fled the scene.

BY BRIAN SILVESTRO
JUL 19, 2022

Police were forced to shut down the newly opened Sixth Street Bridge in Los Angeles Monday night after a massive street takeover on the bridge culminated in a three-car crash involving a Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat.

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Video above shows cars performing donuts and burnouts on the bridge, blocking motorists and causing a crowd to gather. At one point in the video, the Challenger can be seen performing a burnout before losing control and smashing head-on into a Nissan sedan and clipping a Honda Civic at around 11 p.m. local time.

Only minor injuries were reported in connection to the wreck. The driver of the Hellcat fled the scene before police could arrive, and no arrests have been made from the crash or any other stunts performed on the bridge Monday night, according to ABC7.

Despite only being open for a week, this isn't the first time police have had to shut the Sixth Street Bridge down. It was also closed on Friday and Saturday night between the hours of 2 and 3 a.m. to prevent takeovers from occurring, according to German in Venice on YouTube. Something tells us late-night shutdowns of the bridge will be a common occurrence going forward."