April 21, 2024 • Doug Billings

New York Democrat congressional candidate Nate McMurray expressed a wish for harm to come to Trump supporters in a post on X over the weekend. McMurray, who is vying to represent New York’s 26th congressional district, made this controversial statement following the passing of a foreign aid package in the House of Representatives that included significant funds for Ukraine and Israel. The sight of lawmakers displaying Ukrainian flags on the House floor had incited anger among many conservatives. After the passage of the "America last" bill, McMurray's social media post wishing ill upon Trump supporters drew attention and criticism. “Slava Ukraine. Die MAGA die. You lose,” https://twitter.com/Nate_McMurray/status/1781751233625076219?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw McMurray continued h...

This past year has brought positive news for the precious metals industry after months of concern over interest rate hikes. But with inflation slowing to its lowest level in two years and rumors the Fed will slow their interest rate increases ahead of schedule, precious metals prices are rebounding. This comes following months during which ESG-promoting naysayers were predicting gold would drop below $1,800 an ounce. It didn't even drop below $1,900 following the banking crisis last March, demonstrating its resilience and the increased trust Americans have in the safe haven of the shiny metals. But all of this positive news has prompted many to take a reactionary approach to their retirement portfolios. 20-year gold veteran Jonathan Rose noted that just because gold and silver are...

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