Biden’s economy

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Why do I keep imagining the word "sucks" whenever I ready the title of this thread? It just goes so well together, nothing more needs to be said

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Anonymous wrote:Incumbent president gets the blame or the credit for all things relating to the economy. That’s the way of the world. Grow up.

The economy is much better than two years ago. The problems are global not U.S.

Shhhh-you're going to confuse them with facts and logic.

Yep. People are too dumb, or too biased, to acknowledge that this is not due to Biden.

Wow.

WOW. Lets spend some more and blame it on someone else.

Sitting. President. Gets. The. Blame.

From stupid people.

Just stop.

[Anonymous]

Nothing to see here people... all is well!

[Anonymous]

A 10 cent increase in tomato soup is having amazingly no effect on me. I have more money left at the end of each month than any previous year. Even with inflation, I’m still spending less on travel, restaurants, commuting costs, etc. than before the Pandemic. Sorry to disappoint you.

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Anonymous wrote:Nothing to see here people... all is well!

What the heck happened between 2005-08, your soup can almost doubled in price and I don’t remember much inflation talk? Makes the .10c rise look like nothing…..which it is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A 10 cent increase in tomato soup is having amazingly no effect on me. I have more money left at the end of each month than any previous year. Even with inflation, I’m still spending less on travel, restaurants, commuting costs, etc. than before the Pandemic. Sorry to disappoint you.

Well, that's just great! Sounds like you have a steady, reliable income. Not everyone leads such a charmed life. In November, we'll see if most voters feel as happy about the economy as you do

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Anonymous wrote:A 10 cent increase in tomato soup is having amazingly no effect on me. I have more money left at the end of each month than any previous year. Even with inflation, I’m still spending less on travel, restaurants, commuting costs, etc. than before the Pandemic. Sorry to disappoint you.

Well, that's just great! Sounds like you have a steady, reliable income. Not everyone leads such a charmed life. In November, we'll see if most voters feel as happy about the economy as you do

Looks like pp is in a very small minority.

[Anonymous]

GDP growth rate Q1 2022 second estimate came out today at -1.5%, worse than the pprevious estimate of 6.9% and estimate at -1.3%. Nothing to see here as our economy continues to decline. Thanks Joe!

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Anonymous wrote:GDP growth rate Q1 2022 second estimate came out today at -1.5%, worse than the pprevious estimate of 6.9% and estimate at -1.3%. Nothing to see here as our economy continues to decline. Thanks Joe!

Considering that gdp isn’t adjusted for inflation it’s horrible. With high inflation the economy can grow in dollars but be stable in number and amount of activity. -1.5 means it cratered.

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And nary a peep from the resident America haters who gleefully cheer every bit of bad news because they think it'll improve their odds in November. Thanks, Brandon! It's a relief to see serious adults continuing to clean up Trump's mess.

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Which is worse, $10 trillion in debt over 43 presidents and 232 years or $10 trillion in debt over 1 President and 8 years?

[Anonymous]

https://www.jec.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/republicans/analysis?ID=11CBFC43-AB92-4834-AE86-35B5DE9AECB7

Prices increased 10.5 percent from January 2021 to April 2022, costing the average American household $569 last month alone.

Even if prices stop increasing altogether, the inflation that has already occurred will cost the Average American household $6,829 over the next 12 months.

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And nary a peep from the resident America haters who gleefully cheer every bit of bad news because they think it'll improve their odds in November. Thanks, Brandon! It's a relief to see serious adults continuing to clean up Trump's mess.

When I paid 4.99/gallon for gas this weekend, i didn't need to see a chart, hear from news media sources, or cheer for anyone. I'm sure I'm not alone in feeling the effects of Biden's policies on my finances.

[Anonymous]

https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/17-states-where-unemployment-is-at-record-lows-11653816600

Record low unemployment in 17 states per the WSJ. Jobs are plentiful. Record deficit reduction, whatever happened to that talking point from a year ago where the deficit was leading us to a recession….I guess they were wrong.