It's the Economy Stoopid

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:July payrolls expected 700k new jobs... actual number 200k. Heck of a job Biden

Yep. Pitiful.

When you continue to pay people not to work, they don't work.

Extended unemployment, rent moratorium, child payments, expanded food assistance.....all these have an impact to disincentivize work.

Actually, this is happening in states that have turned down the federal help. What do you got now?

Wow. I didn't know states could "turn down" a rent moratorium, payments to people with children and expanded food assistance.
Please elaborate on which states have turned down these things.

LOL, you aren't paying attention. The ones with Republican governors and state houses.

[Anonymous]

Wait, so if we had had 700k new jobs, then the complaint would have been omginflation....instead, it is a lower than expected which means, inflation is not going to be an issue, the fed action s sound AND it justifies the jobs program associated with the reconciliation bill.

I would call that a win.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wait, so if we had had 700k new jobs, then the complaint would have been omginflation....instead, it is a lower than expected which means, inflation is not going to be an issue, the fed action s sound AND it justifies the jobs program associated with the reconciliation bill.

I would call that a win.

Wow, someone has no concept of the idea of stagflation....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wait, so if we had had 700k new jobs, then the complaint would have been omginflation....instead, it is a lower than expected which means, inflation is not going to be an issue, the fed action s sound AND it justifies the jobs program associated with the reconciliation bill.

I would call that a win.

Wow, someone has no concept of the idea of stagflation....

Do you know what the “stag” in stagflation means

[Anonymous]

PPI comes out Friday and is not just undermining the recovery, there is also consequences to the global social economy.

[Anonymous]

President Donald Trump and the GOP racked up $5.7 trillion in debt between August 2019 and the end of his term in January 2021.


Remember this as the debate around the debt ceiling unfolds over the next few weeks.

[Anonymous]

So much for the inflation fears

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Oops

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Anonymous wrote:Oops

To be fair, Biden only achieved this because Trump cratered the economy.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Oops

To be fair, Biden only achieved this because Trump cratered the economy.

That makes the Trump-slobbering House GOP retweeting it even funnier.

[Anonymous]

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To be fair, Biden only achieved this because Trump cratered the economy.

And?

Maybe the US public likes presidents who DON'T crater the economy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oops

To be fair, Biden only achieved this because Trump cratered the economy.

And?

Maybe the US public likes presidents who DON'T crater the economy.

Posted as the Senate GOP votes to crater the economy…

[Anonymous]

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Posted as the Senate GOP votes to crater the economy…

But will blame Biden and the Dems and get away with it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:
Posted as the Senate GOP votes to crater the economy…

But will blame Biden and the Dems and get away with it.

It’s the same old story.

Republicans keep bullying people with their “we’re fiscally responsible!” Bs.

Meanwhile, blue counties make 71% of the gdp and red counties make 29% And red counties outnumber the blue counties 5:1.

Our country is so messed up.