Biden’s economy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure who they surveyed, I just know my situation doesn't match the news. And I really can't stand that CEOs of the big corporations are earning so much when US workers make less and less.

How do we recreate the 1950s when CEOs only made 20 times workers pay? When we didn't outsource so many jobs? Because that is when most Americans had it better. (Of course, not repeating the racial and sex discrimination of that time period.)

I'm sure I'm going to get told that I don't understand the intricacies of the financial system, but not sure how high CEO and executives pay is helping anyone. If they reinvest in the company or make new companies, then fine. But who needs multiple million dollar houses that sit empty while their workers are on food stamps?

If we ever get a great leader, there will be a revolution. And no, the current candidates are not it.

How is easy. Get Washington DC out of managing more and more of our economy and regulating us to death.

The more DC does, the worse things get.

Thousand page legislative bills which no one reads are designed to rig the market against the consumer, drive competition out of business, raise prices and protect vested interests against our citizens. Again, the more DC does, the worse things get. Surprise: republicans and democrats both rig the econom against the consumer.

None of what you suggest has anything to do with the current inflation, which is a natural result of re-starting a dead economy from 2020.

It's a result of the trillions of govt dollars you want spent on pet projects like climate, solar, wind, renewables, health care, college, and all the other "free" subsidies you constantly want. That's what is causing inflation. Constant whining for more free stuff.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure who they surveyed, I just know my situation doesn't match the news. And I really can't stand that CEOs of the big corporations are earning so much when US workers make less and less.

How do we recreate the 1950s when CEOs only made 20 times workers pay? When we didn't outsource so many jobs? Because that is when most Americans had it better. (Of course, not repeating the racial and sex discrimination of that time period.)

I'm sure I'm going to get told that I don't understand the intricacies of the financial system, but not sure how high CEO and executives pay is helping anyone. If they reinvest in the company or make new companies, then fine. But who needs multiple million dollar houses that sit empty while their workers are on food stamps?

If we ever get a great leader, there will be a revolution. And no, the current candidates are not it.

How is easy. Get Washington DC out of managing more and more of our economy and regulating us to death.

The more DC does, the worse things get.

Thousand page legislative bills which no one reads are designed to rig the market against the consumer, drive competition out of business, raise prices and protect vested interests against our citizens. Again, the more DC does, the worse things get. Surprise: republicans and democrats both rig the econom against the consumer.

None of what you suggest has anything to do with the current inflation, which is a natural result of re-starting a dead economy from 2020.

It's a result of the trillions of govt dollars you want spent on pet projects like climate, solar, wind, renewables, health care, college, and all the other "free" subsidies you constantly want. That's what is causing inflation. Constant whining for more free stuff.

The Dems continue to try to gaslight the voters on the cause of inflation. Biden was warned by HIS own economists before he had the Democratic House pass bills that caused inflation to spike. And, he continues to spend more money by issuing EOs that are likely unconstitutional.

Then, Biden has the cojones to say that inflation was 9% when he took office. Even the MSM fact checked him on that lie.

Voters aren't buying his bull$hit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure who they surveyed, I just know my situation doesn't match the news. And I really can't stand that CEOs of the big corporations are earning so much when US workers make less and less.

How do we recreate the 1950s when CEOs only made 20 times workers pay? When we didn't outsource so many jobs? Because that is when most Americans had it better. (Of course, not repeating the racial and sex discrimination of that time period.)

I'm sure I'm going to get told that I don't understand the intricacies of the financial system, but not sure how high CEO and executives pay is helping anyone. If they reinvest in the company or make new companies, then fine. But who needs multiple million dollar houses that sit empty while their workers are on food stamps?

If we ever get a great leader, there will be a revolution. And no, the current candidates are not it.

How is easy. Get Washington DC out of managing more and more of our economy and regulating us to death.

The more DC does, the worse things get.

Thousand page legislative bills which no one reads are designed to rig the market against the consumer, drive competition out of business, raise prices and protect vested interests against our citizens. Again, the more DC does, the worse things get. Surprise: republicans and democrats both rig the econom against the consumer.

None of what you suggest has anything to do with the current inflation, which is a natural result of re-starting a dead economy from 2020.

It's a result of the trillions of govt dollars you want spent on pet projects like climate, solar, wind, renewables, health care, college, and all the other "free" subsidies you constantly want. That's what is causing inflation. Constant whining for more free stuff.

If we don't spend money dealing with climate, then cities like Miami and Houston will just b under water and cities like Las Vegas and Phoenix won't have any water. What is it worth to our GDP to make sure these cities are viable in a hundred years?

Re: solar/wind/renewables - see above.

Re: healthcare - I guess you just want people dying in the streets?

re: College: people are investing in themselves to better their condition and opportunity. The people who are getting debt relief have more than paid back their financial debt, just not the exorbinent interest.

Do you complain about the "free" subsidies that farmers, corporations and real estate developer receive? The defense contractors? The beltway bandits?

No?

Because what THEY get in subsidies is FAR more substantial.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure who they surveyed, I just know my situation doesn't match the news. And I really can't stand that CEOs of the big corporations are earning so much when US workers make less and less.

How do we recreate the 1950s when CEOs only made 20 times workers pay? When we didn't outsource so many jobs? Because that is when most Americans had it better. (Of course, not repeating the racial and sex discrimination of that time period.)

I'm sure I'm going to get told that I don't understand the intricacies of the financial system, but not sure how high CEO and executives pay is helping anyone. If they reinvest in the company or make new companies, then fine. But who needs multiple million dollar houses that sit empty while their workers are on food stamps?

If we ever get a great leader, there will be a revolution. And no, the current candidates are not it.

How is easy. Get Washington DC out of managing more and more of our economy and regulating us to death.

The more DC does, the worse things get.

Thousand page legislative bills which no one reads are designed to rig the market against the consumer, drive competition out of business, raise prices and protect vested interests against our citizens. Again, the more DC does, the worse things get. Surprise: republicans and democrats both rig the econom against the consumer.

None of what you suggest has anything to do with the current inflation, which is a natural result of re-starting a dead economy from 2020.

It's a result of the trillions of govt dollars you want spent on pet projects like climate, solar, wind, renewables, health care, college, and all the other "free" subsidies you constantly want. That's what is causing inflation. Constant whining for more free stuff.

The Dems continue to try to gaslight the voters on the cause of inflation. Biden was warned by HIS own economists before he had the Democratic House pass bills that caused inflation to spike. And, he continues to spend more money by issuing EOs that are likely unconstitutional.

Then, Biden has the cojones to say that inflation was 9% when he took office. Even the MSM fact checked him on that lie.

Voters aren't buying his bull$hit.

If Biden's policies had caused the inflation, then the US inflation would be far worse than anywhere else in the world. It isn't. Ergo...?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure who they surveyed, I just know my situation doesn't match the news. And I really can't stand that CEOs of the big corporations are earning so much when US workers make less and less.

How do we recreate the 1950s when CEOs only made 20 times workers pay? When we didn't outsource so many jobs? Because that is when most Americans had it better. (Of course, not repeating the racial and sex discrimination of that time period.)

I'm sure I'm going to get told that I don't understand the intricacies of the financial system, but not sure how high CEO and executives pay is helping anyone. If they reinvest in the company or make new companies, then fine. But who needs multiple million dollar houses that sit empty while their workers are on food stamps?

If we ever get a great leader, there will be a revolution. And no, the current candidates are not it.

How is easy. Get Washington DC out of managing more and more of our economy and regulating us to death.

The more DC does, the worse things get.

Thousand page legislative bills which no one reads are designed to rig the market against the consumer, drive competition out of business, raise prices and protect vested interests against our citizens. Again, the more DC does, the worse things get. Surprise: republicans and democrats both rig the econom against the consumer.

None of what you suggest has anything to do with the current inflation, which is a natural result of re-starting a dead economy from 2020.

It's a result of the trillions of govt dollars you want spent on pet projects like climate, solar, wind, renewables, health care, college, and all the other "free" subsidies you constantly want. That's what is causing inflation. Constant whining for more free stuff.

The Dems continue to try to gaslight the voters on the cause of inflation. Biden was warned by HIS own economists before he had the Democratic House pass bills that caused inflation to spike. And, he continues to spend more money by issuing EOs that are likely unconstitutional.

Then, Biden has the cojones to say that inflation was 9% when he took office. Even the MSM fact checked him on that lie.

Voters aren't buying his bull$hit.

I don't understand why democrats can't understand that it is not the current rate of inflation that is the concern but the accumulated inflation over the last three years. In 2023, the average rate of inflation was 4.1%. In 2022, the average rate of inflation was 8.0%. In 2021, the average rate of inflation was 4.7%. In 2020, the average rate of inflation in the United States in 2020 was 1.23%, which was a 0.58% decline from 2019. Between January 2020 and January 2024, consumer price inflation rose 19.6%. Did anyone's salary go up 19.6 % to compensate for inflation? I don't think so.

The Biden economy will be remembered for inflation and the biggest wealth transfer in history from the middle class to the rich.

Boomers are also to blame, they hold most of the nations wealth and have completely screwed it up for the younger generations. They think things are going well, they’re not. The Boomer democrats who get their news from the View and CNN are the least informed crowd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure who they surveyed, I just know my situation doesn't match the news. And I really can't stand that CEOs of the big corporations are earning so much when US workers make less and less.

How do we recreate the 1950s when CEOs only made 20 times workers pay? When we didn't outsource so many jobs? Because that is when most Americans had it better. (Of course, not repeating the racial and sex discrimination of that time period.)

I'm sure I'm going to get told that I don't understand the intricacies of the financial system, but not sure how high CEO and executives pay is helping anyone. If they reinvest in the company or make new companies, then fine. But who needs multiple million dollar houses that sit empty while their workers are on food stamps?

If we ever get a great leader, there will be a revolution. And no, the current candidates are not it.

How is easy. Get Washington DC out of managing more and more of our economy and regulating us to death.

The more DC does, the worse things get.

Thousand page legislative bills which no one reads are designed to rig the market against the consumer, drive competition out of business, raise prices and protect vested interests against our citizens. Again, the more DC does, the worse things get. Surprise: republicans and democrats both rig the econom against the consumer.

None of what you suggest has anything to do with the current inflation, which is a natural result of re-starting a dead economy from 2020.

It's a result of the trillions of govt dollars you want spent on pet projects like climate, solar, wind, renewables, health care, college, and all the other "free" subsidies you constantly want. That's what is causing inflation. Constant whining for more free stuff.

The Dems continue to try to gaslight the voters on the cause of inflation. Biden was warned by HIS own economists before he had the Democratic House pass bills that caused inflation to spike. And, he continues to spend more money by issuing EOs that are likely unconstitutional.

Then, Biden has the cojones to say that inflation was 9% when he took office. Even the MSM fact checked him on that lie.

Voters aren't buying his bull$hit.

I don't understand why democrats can't understand that it is not the current rate of inflation that is the concern but the accumulated inflation over the last three years. In 2023, the average rate of inflation was 4.1%. In 2022, the average rate of inflation was 8.0%. In 2021, the average rate of inflation was 4.7%. In 2020, the average rate of inflation in the United States in 2020 was 1.23%, which was a 0.58% decline from 2019. Between January 2020 and January 2024, consumer price inflation rose 19.6%. Did anyone's salary go up 19.6 % to compensate for inflation? I don't think so.

The Biden economy will be remembered for inflation and the biggest wealth transfer in history from the middle class to the rich.

Boomers are also to blame, they hold most of the nations wealth and have completely screwed it up for the younger generations. They think things are going well, they’re not. The Boomer democrats who get their news from the View and CNN are the least informed crowd.

Inflation is happening worldwide because that is what happens when the global economy comes to a stand still. Please explain how a president rebounds an economy without inflation?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure who they surveyed, I just know my situation doesn't match the news. And I really can't stand that CEOs of the big corporations are earning so much when US workers make less and less.

How do we recreate the 1950s when CEOs only made 20 times workers pay? When we didn't outsource so many jobs? Because that is when most Americans had it better. (Of course, not repeating the racial and sex discrimination of that time period.)

I'm sure I'm going to get told that I don't understand the intricacies of the financial system, but not sure how high CEO and executives pay is helping anyone. If they reinvest in the company or make new companies, then fine. But who needs multiple million dollar houses that sit empty while their workers are on food stamps?

If we ever get a great leader, there will be a revolution. And no, the current candidates are not it.

How is easy. Get Washington DC out of managing more and more of our economy and regulating us to death.

The more DC does, the worse things get.

Thousand page legislative bills which no one reads are designed to rig the market against the consumer, drive competition out of business, raise prices and protect vested interests against our citizens. Again, the more DC does, the worse things get. Surprise: republicans and democrats both rig the econom against the consumer.

None of what you suggest has anything to do with the current inflation, which is a natural result of re-starting a dead economy from 2020.

It's a result of the trillions of govt dollars you want spent on pet projects like climate, solar, wind, renewables, health care, college, and all the other "free" subsidies you constantly want. That's what is causing inflation. Constant whining for more free stuff.

The Dems continue to try to gaslight the voters on the cause of inflation. Biden was warned by HIS own economists before he had the Democratic House pass bills that caused inflation to spike. And, he continues to spend more money by issuing EOs that are likely unconstitutional.

Then, Biden has the cojones to say that inflation was 9% when he took office. Even the MSM fact checked him on that lie.

Voters aren't buying his bull$hit.

I don't understand why democrats can't understand that it is not the current rate of inflation that is the concern but the accumulated inflation over the last three years. In 2023, the average rate of inflation was 4.1%. In 2022, the average rate of inflation was 8.0%. In 2021, the average rate of inflation was 4.7%. In 2020, the average rate of inflation in the United States in 2020 was 1.23%, which was a 0.58% decline from 2019. Between January 2020 and January 2024, consumer price inflation rose 19.6%. Did anyone's salary go up 19.6 % to compensate for inflation? I don't think so.

The Biden economy will be remembered for inflation and the biggest wealth transfer in history from the middle class to the rich.

Boomers are also to blame, they hold most of the nations wealth and have completely screwed it up for the younger generations. They think things are going well, they’re not. The Boomer democrats who get their news from the View and CNN are the least informed crowd.

Inflation is happening worldwide because that is what happens when the global economy comes to a stand still. Please explain how a president rebounds an economy without inflation?

They can’t.
Trump would have had inflation too, probably worse because of the tariffs he likes so much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure who they surveyed, I just know my situation doesn't match the news. And I really can't stand that CEOs of the big corporations are earning so much when US workers make less and less.

How do we recreate the 1950s when CEOs only made 20 times workers pay? When we didn't outsource so many jobs? Because that is when most Americans had it better. (Of course, not repeating the racial and sex discrimination of that time period.)

I'm sure I'm going to get told that I don't understand the intricacies of the financial system, but not sure how high CEO and executives pay is helping anyone. If they reinvest in the company or make new companies, then fine. But who needs multiple million dollar houses that sit empty while their workers are on food stamps?

If we ever get a great leader, there will be a revolution. And no, the current candidates are not it.

How is easy. Get Washington DC out of managing more and more of our economy and regulating us to death.

The more DC does, the worse things get.

Thousand page legislative bills which no one reads are designed to rig the market against the consumer, drive competition out of business, raise prices and protect vested interests against our citizens. Again, the more DC does, the worse things get. Surprise: republicans and democrats both rig the econom against the consumer.

None of what you suggest has anything to do with the current inflation, which is a natural result of re-starting a dead economy from 2020.

It's a result of the trillions of govt dollars you want spent on pet projects like climate, solar, wind, renewables, health care, college, and all the other "free" subsidies you constantly want. That's what is causing inflation. Constant whining for more free stuff.

The Dems continue to try to gaslight the voters on the cause of inflation. Biden was warned by HIS own economists before he had the Democratic House pass bills that caused inflation to spike. And, he continues to spend more money by issuing EOs that are likely unconstitutional.

Then, Biden has the cojones to say that inflation was 9% when he took office. Even the MSM fact checked him on that lie.

Voters aren't buying his bull$hit.

I don't understand why democrats can't understand that it is not the current rate of inflation that is the concern but the accumulated inflation over the last three years. In 2023, the average rate of inflation was 4.1%. In 2022, the average rate of inflation was 8.0%. In 2021, the average rate of inflation was 4.7%. In 2020, the average rate of inflation in the United States in 2020 was 1.23%, which was a 0.58% decline from 2019. Between January 2020 and January 2024, consumer price inflation rose 19.6%. Did anyone's salary go up 19.6 % to compensate for inflation? I don't think so.

The Biden economy will be remembered for inflation and the biggest wealth transfer in history from the middle class to the rich.

Boomers are also to blame, they hold most of the nations wealth and have completely screwed it up for the younger generations. They think things are going well, they’re not. The Boomer democrats who get their news from the View and CNN are the least informed crowd.

Exactly.

[Anonymous]

Trump willl RE-OPEN EVERY RED LOBSTER THAT CLOSED DOWN. WE WILL GIVE THEM THE MONEY THEY NEED

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

The note confirms the tweet. Grocery prices in fact went down in April.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The note confirms the tweet. Grocery prices in fact went down in April.

Why doesn't he bail out Red LobseteR? they only need $10billion to sty open

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The note confirms the tweet. Grocery prices in fact went down in April.

Why doesn't he bail out Red LobseteR? they only need $10billion to sty open

You know who should bail out Red Lobster? The investors in the hedge fund that bought Red Lobster, sold all of the land and buildings where the restaurants were, and then leased everything back to the restaurants with ever-increasing rents.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The note confirms the tweet. Grocery prices in fact went down in April.

Why doesn't he bail out Red LobseteR? they only need $10billion to sty open

You know who should bail out Red Lobster? The investors in the hedge fund that bought Red Lobster, sold all of the land and buildings where the restaurants were, and then leased everything back to the restaurants with ever-increasing rents.

Blackrock, by any chance?

[Anonymous]

Never truer words have be spoken