Fun Facts

[sturg33]

The faster we dismantle medicaid the better

[Runnin]

I really don't care except for his profiteering, but here it is.

[57Brave]

here is a Fun Fact:

Glenn Thrush‏Verified account @GlennThrush

The only reason Trump playing golf is a thing is because Trump said playing golf was a thing


https://www.sbnation.com/golf/2017/3...ack-obama-golf

[sturg33]

So, do y'all care about it or not?

[Runnin]

here is a Fun Fact:

Glenn Thrush‏Verified account @GlennThrush

The only reason Trump playing golf is a thing is because Trump said playing golf was a thing


https://www.sbnation.com/golf/2017/3...ack-obama-golf

[57Brave]

So, do y'all care about it or not?

[sturg33]

I guess my point is... do y'all care about it because you care about golf? Or do you care about the hypocrisy of Trump.

Either way, you went missing for last 8 years.

[Runnin]

“Did your cousin John give you the Hitler speeches?” I asked Trump.

Trump hesitated. “Who told you that?”

“I don’t remember,” I said.

“Actually, it was my friend Marty Davis from Paramount who gave me a copy of Mein Kampf, and he’s a Jew.” (“I did give him a book about Hitler,” Marty Davis said. “But it was My New Order, Hitler’s speeches, not Mein Kampf. I thought he would find it interesting. I am his friend, but I’m not Jewish.”)

Later, Trump returned to this subject. “If I had these speeches, and I am not saying that I do, I would never read them.”

[Runnin]

I guess my point is... do y'all care about it because you care about golf? Or do you care about the hypocrisy of Trump.

Either way, you went missing for last 8 years.

I think the President should get out of the office regularly for exercise and fresh air and golf fits the bill perfectly. Would love to see T on a mountain bike too.

The deal with T is the lying, the hypocrisy and his blatant refusal to follow any norms or laws.

[57Brave]

Paul Ryan was raised by Social /security
Mitch McConnell cured of Polio by March of Dimes


https://tonic.vice.com/en_us/article...te-health-bill

[57Brave]

Abbe Lowell

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbe_Lowell

Lowell has defended political figures including John Edwards,[7] Jim Wright, Dan Rostenkowski, Charles Keating,[8] Gary Condit[9], former Nevada Governor Jim Gibbons,[10] U.S. Rep. Joseph McDade[11] and lobbyist Jack Abramoff.[2] As of June 2017, Lowell is representing Jared Kushner in inquiries linked to Russia.
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Fun Fact ?

All of the above did time or pled out.

[57Brave]

Rick Wilson‏Verified account @TheRickWilson 2h2 hours ago

Fun fact: more Americans have an @amazon Prime account than voted for Donald Trump.

[57Brave]

Ted Cruz is younger than Gwen Stefani

meaning this guy is going to be around longer than Jan Stenarud

[sturg33]

Rick Wilson‏Verified account @TheRickWilson 2h2 hours ago

Fun fact: more Americans have an @amazon Prime account than voted for Donald Trump.

This isn't a fun fact. It's irrelevant, useless, and stupid. The fact that you think it's worthwhile to post it is so odd.

Next tell us that more Americans have cable, cars, homes, and guns than voted for Trump. Super helpful info!

Also, it's not a fact. Nobody knows how many people have Prime subscriptions bc they don't disclose the number.

[57Brave]

and according to the newly installed Election Czar we have no idea how many votes Trump had !!
This comes from a site that has the word Bussiness in the header
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Amazon’s Prime membership program now counts 80 million members in the US, up from 58 million at the end of Q1 2016, according to new


from Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP).

Prime’s growth has helped fuel the company’s rapid success in recent years, turning it into a dominant force in the US e-commerce sector with a 43% market share.

Unsurprisingly, the study found, Prime members tend to spend more with Amazon than non-Prime members. Prime members spend $1,300 per year with the e-commerce giant, on average, compared with $700 for non-Prime members. This increased spend helps Amazon offset some of its costs associated with free shipping and other Prime perks.

Prime’s growth has been mostly concentrated in the US, where the total number of Prime members grew 38% year-over-year (YoY) in Q1 2017, according to CIRP. That means 60% of Amazon’s US customers now have Prime memberships. Prime’s rapid adoption in the US has been a transformative force in the retail market, driving up Amazon’s revenue and market share, while department stores and big box retailers suffer declining sales and foot traffic.

However, Prime has seen slow adoption in other countries, making Amazon’s retail business very reliant on its home market. Prime is available in a number of markets around the world, including Canada, India, Japan, the UK, and Germany — yet all of these combined only account for a fraction of Prime subscribers. The company has tried to use Prime to gain more market share and revenue in these countries, but the US still accounts for two-thirds of its retail sales. Amazon needs to drive Prime adoption to diversify its revenue outside of the US, and will likely need to experiment with new perks and services to attract Prime members in international markets.

E-commerce has been on the rise in the last several years, thanks in large part to titans in the industry such as Amazon and Alibaba. E-commerce will truly become the future of retail, as nearly all of the growth in the retail sector now takes place in the digital space.

BI Intelligence, Business Insider's premium research service, forecasts that U.S. consumers will spend $385 billion online in 2016. Moreover, BI Intelligence predicts that number will grow to $632 billion in 2020.

This is hardly surprising considering e-commerce's healthy growth. Though the U.S. retail average growth rate in the first half of 2016 was just 2% for total retail, it was 16% for e-commerce.

The number of online shoppers has grown by nearly 20 million from 2015 to 2016. And these 224 million shoppers are spending more, as the total amount spent online grew from $61 billion in the first quarter of 2015 to $68 billion in Q1 2016. Finally, these customers are transacting more frequently, as the number of online transactions has risen by 115 million from 2015 to 2016.

But all of this shopping online creates its own set of challenges, both for consumers and the companies that are trying to get their products onto shoppers' screens and into their shopping carts. In short, you need a plan.

And to create your ultimate e-commerce battle plan, you need the right intel.

[57Brave]

Having said all that to take that meme as gospel is silly.
Especially since it has been up for 3 weeks and yes, Amazon doesn't post their subscription numbers.
So no, it isn't a fact -- but the page is called fum facts

Fun estimates from business magazines just doesn't have the same ring
Doncha think ?
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The point since yu seem to need a lot os spelling out to was

Being an electoral pol picking a fight with the head of Amazon ain't smart

[57Brave]

O.J. parole board hearing same news feeds as Trump NYT interview