@Crash, #25 and #14 take time to exercise and there is less than 14 days left. If he has the decency, he should just leave NOW just like Richard Nixon. Nixon was told he has lost all support and was about to be impeached and remove from office. He resigned the next day according the Washington Post’s Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in their book “The Final Days.”

Since the current president still has some support, I don't think it's possible to remove him by invoking the 14th or 25th amendements. Unfortunately, this man lacks a moral compass and will never resign for the good of the country.

And what does it tell us--- that, as you say, the Orange One still has support. The rot is not concentrated, it's widespread. The sort of "hardball," amoral politics we're seeing dates from the days of Gingrich the Newt. It's been a long time growing and spreading its toxicity.
The Presbyterian Church-USA has a rule book with a silly name: "The Book of Order." Sounds like something out of Monty Python. But in it, there is a savvy assertion made right from the start. It says that the whole interior system of the PC-USA cannot function without

mutual trust and a spirit of goodwill. THAT is what's pretty much gone from the Repugnant Party today. Or maybe it's not just gone. Maybe it FLED.

@Crash, #25 and #14 take time to exercise and there is less than 14 days left. If he has the decency, he should just leave NOW just like Richard Nixon. Nixon was told he has lost all support and was about to be impeached and remove from office. He resigned the next day according the Washington Post’s Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in their book “The Final Days.”

Since the current president still has some support, I don't think it's possible to remove him by invoking the 14th or 25th amendements. Unfortunately, this man lacks a moral compass and will never resign for the good of the country.

So are you saying that if they had been successful in taking the vice president and members of the house and senate as hostages that the market wouldn't have reacted? I'll take two of whatever it is you're having.

Pretty good reminder of what we have forgotten:
inflation-truthers

You don't have to pay back your stimulus check, because it's a refundable tax credit
Your stimulus payment is technically a refundable tax credit, which reduces your 2020 tax bill on a dollar-for-dollar basis. It's like having store credit at your favorite clothing shop: When you apply it to your total bill, it reduces what you owe. In this case, even if you have no tax liability, the government is "refunding" your credit back to you as a cash payment.

What Is a Tax Credit?
Subtract tax credits from the amount of tax you owe. There are two types of tax credits:

• A nonrefundable tax credit means you get a refund only up to the amount you owe.
• A refundable tax credit means you get a refund, even if it's more than what you owe.

We think EM corporates will outperform EM sovereign credits ... EM investors are still largely invested in EM sovereigns, not EM corporates. The EM hard currency corporate market is dominated by Asian issuers, of which more than half are China issuers. Given the V-shaped recovery of China and the positive spillovers onto much of the region, we expect Asia to outperform other EM regions. We also expect Asian corporates to outperform corporates from all other EM regions. When you take into account a yield of about 7.4% in Asia high yield, with help of some credit spread tightening, we are looking at returns of high single digits to 10% next year.