Updated On: 18 July 2021 01:11 pm
Deals of the week (July 18 - July 24, 2021)
When it comes to food, you ll find a world of options in and around Doha. And, since we want you to check them all out, we list seven restaurants or cafes every week so you can decide which cuisine you want to eat, and that, too, at good bargains. Scroll down to see which eating places we ve listed for you this week.
Outdoor dining: A capacity that does not exceed 50% for restaurants and cafes that have the Qatar Clean certificate, and a capacity that does not exceed 30% for restaurants and cafes that meet the conditions determined by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
to get the message out to the media? no. i think this is more of a traditional before he s gone on vacation. he s done this before. end of the summer deal. it s one of those things they know they are long overdo on a press conference in that respect. there is a lot of unanswered questions. you brought up that new york times sotory yesterday on nsa. this has done more damage to the president and his brand with supporters of his, it s the issue of surveillance and surveillance state, the struggles that he s had to deal with looking at an impact with china and all that. more than any of the other stories, this has been the one that is the most politically damaging. it s one the white house folks will tell you off the record they believe this has been the stuff that is hit them hardest
of the election year. we need a president, ladies and gentlemen, that is going to stand up and say we have an economic deficit. it s called $15 trillion in debt. the president will get his money because in exchange for budget cut the summer deal gave him chunks of borrowing authority, known as tranches to prevent the government from defaulting. house republicans will likely have the votes next week to disapprove of the final tranche, $1.2 trillion in borrowing. the democratic run senate is unlikely to follow suit. even if republicans there somehow pass it, the president would use the veto pen preventing the borrowing from being blocked. our national debt is going up in real terms $100 billion every month. they are screaming we can t cut. we can t cut. they want to raise taxes on the risk, nonstarter for
we need a president, ladies and gentlemen, that is going to stand up and say we have an economic deficit. it s called $15 trillion in debt. the president will get his money because in exchange for budget cut the summer deal gave him chunks of borrowing authority, known as tranches to prevent the government from defaulting. house republicans will likely have the votes next week to disapprove of the final tranche, $1.2 trillion in borrowing. the democratic run senate is unlikely to follow suit. even if republicans there somehow pass it, the president would use the veto pen preventing the borrowing from being blocked. our national debt is going up in real terms $100 billion every month. they are screaming we can t cut. we can t cut. they want to raise taxes on the risk, nonstarter for