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Dp- I’m so over people like you. 2008 gave us some very needed intelligence on how to recover. Biden’s administration used that info to help us now. Of course it’s his doing. GTFOH |
Reposting for those in the back |
LOL, sure, but "everyone" (just look at this thread or the "Thanks Brandon" memes) blames Joe for the supply chain, for COVID, for baby formula, for eggs, for gas etc, and at every turn, this administration has actually used government to help solve problems - quite effectively actually. And if you don't think the IRA and CHIPS bills are having a direct impact on what we are seeing today in terms of job growth and the return of manufacturing, I don't know what to tell you. |
33% up in one of my 401k funds. |
Pssst! Don’t tell the mainstream media. |
Republicans are tribal, and their tribal wisdom is that Democrats are always and only ever wild eyed spendthrifts and Republicans are sage, sober custodians of the public purse. The conservative owned corporate media confirms this belief not just for Republicans but for people who only vote occasionally. This economy is amazing. Wealth inequality is still a problem, but the GOP isn’t going to change that, they’re going to worsen that and kill the economy in the process. So until Republicans can sit quietly with the facts - that the pieces of the economy that are within presidential control are doing very, very well - they’re going to keep ignoring this and finding some dumb cat *urd tweet to back up their tribal belief system. |
They spent the last year breathlessly predicting a recession and when it didn’t happen, absolutely no self reflection. |
Average American does not have a 401k |
Who's to blame for that? Who hollowed out the Middle Class over the last 40+years? It started with Reagan. Who's trying to built up the middle class today? Say it with me, President Biden. |
About half of American workers have a 401k, 403b, 503b, Keogh or IRA account. So I'm not sure what you mean by "average American", but many people do benefit from these accounts. |
Only someone that has no idea what they are talking about would blame Biden for the supply chain issues in the same manner that only someone that doesn't know what they are talking about would give credit or blame to Biden for anything good or bad in the current economy. Maybe his policies are at most 5% to blame for any one thing going wrong with the economy and deserving of at most 5% credit for any one thing going right in the current economy. I'll stop short of calling anyone telling you otherwise an idiot but if anyone tells you Biden is to blame for such things as supply chain issues or he deserves credit for a downtick in the rate of inflation, you are hearing complete and utter nonsense. You got that? Complete and utter nonsense. There are things to give Biden credit for and things to blame on Biden; current economic conditions less than 3 years into his presidency aren't among them. This doesn't mean that his policies won't have a noticeable long term positive impact on the economy and a certain bill that was passed could give certain sectors a short term boost in the marketplace but any one thing that is a long term help or hurt to our huge economy takes a lot more than 3 years to materialize. FACTS! |
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And that doesn’t even count pensions. |
There are facts: Biden actually did proactive things for 1) supply chain 2) baby formula 3) eggs 4) manufacturing jobs 5) infrastructure jobs Those all positively impacted the economy and people's lives. Learn facts before you try to claim a president/administration doesn't matter. |