kscarbel2

Oklahoma republican senator Markwayne Mullin said on Sunday he believes babies born in the United States to illegal aliens living in the country should be deported alongside their parents if the adults are removed.

What I've long said, though it's so much common sense that it should go without saying. Stop birth tourism as well.

Canada has rescinded its digital services tax in response to President Trump suspending trade talks with the aim of continuing negotiations.

.

I knew about the 2-53 powered John Deere 435. A friend owns a restored one.

But I didn't know Oliver-owned Massey Ferguson built a Detroit-powered tractor. Hearing protection is/was a must.

.

.

.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2025/06/25/former-biden-aide-does-not-know-who-ordered-president-autopen-signatures/

1 hour ago, mrsmackpaul said:

Was on Facelessbook the other day and noticed a post of a bloke who's dad worked as a designer for IH

Lot's of concept drawings of IH trucks

Anyway two that stood out to me and I  reckon the Australian ACCO tilt cab models were based on these concepts 

 

This fella Troy Gaskins shared these and many more on a Facelessbook page 

Robert was Troys father 

Troys post

All done in the 60 's.....Cheif stylist Robert Gaskins

first drawing is the tilt cab grill, bumber bar and mirrors and so on from the ACCO A series

 

And this shetch is the tilt cab truck, just goota add the grill and bumber bars a mirrors

 

And the Australian ACCO tilt cab A series sold in their thousands 

 

 

Paul 

 

Thank you Paul!

Great post!

.

11 minutes ago, mowerman said:

US mail also had tons of them,,,i dont remember seeing farr breathers,,bob

The US Navy had 6x4 MB tractors for running between the warehouses and the exchanges (NEX).

No regime change.

.

5 takeaways from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s appearance Tuesday before the US House Financial Services Committee:

Powell declined to comment specifically on the potential for cutting interest rates at the Fed’s next meeting, in July. He reiterated that policymakers need to see more information about whether tariff hikes will feed through to faster inflation. The experience of the cost-of-living surge that began in 2021 has left the Fed wary about any sort of repeat, he said.

The Fed chief indicated that June and July inflation figures will be particularly important; now is the time when higher import duties ought to be showing up. The Fed is “perfectly open” to the idea that the pass-through will be “less than we think, and if so, that will matter for our policy.”

The dollar’s prime role in the global financial system remains intact, Powell said in response to repeated questions on this point. Volatility in the Treasuries market in April didn’t damage the dollar’s status, he said. “These narratives of decline are premature and a bit overdone.”

Powell swatted away questions about tax and immigration policy. But he reiterated that the US is on an unsustainable path for borrowing and said there’s no way to know where the tipping point is for the debt burden. The shift in immigration policy has reduced growth in the US labor force, though demand for workers has also been coming down, he said. Housing was another popular topic of questions, but Powell said the Fed has no long-term effect on supply and demand.

Stocks stayed higher through the three-hour hearing, while interest-rate futures continued to reflect expectations for the Fed to resume rate cuts in September. The dollar and Treasury yields were lower. The S&P 500 Index was up 1.1% as of 1:14 p.m. In New York, with two-year Treasury yields down about 5 basis points, at 3.82%.

.