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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Oh for god's sake.

Corporations raised prices bec of covid
Prices have not come down bec of CEO's getting paid massive payouts.

They are raking it in.

This has nothing to do with Biden learn civics and econ.

It is going to get way worse.

Then again it will get even more worse with Trump's across-the-board tax of 60% and oh gee Chinese tariffs that failed last time, and no food bec he will deport everyone that does those jobs, etc...Plus Republicans will shut down the government in October so... won't that be fun too.[/quote]

Dunno. When Turnip was prez we didn't have rapid inflation but real wage gains. This is documented facts.

Look at the scale of fed spending. Biden's IJIA unquestionably fueled inflation, along with the massive government stimulus spending due to COVID. [/quote]

When Trump left office, the national debt was up 25%, grocery stores were empty and people were dying in the street. Fun times![/quote]

This.   But now, everything's open and busier than ever.[/quote]

Fool.  [b]4 year's ago is not talking about post-March 11th 2020.  It's talking about Pre-Pandemic 3.5 yrs. [/b] Clearly the country was a lot better across the board.  The category of Crime alone is so much worse any debate ends there.  Then go to gas prices and it's beyond a mercy ruling blowout.  Any argument against that is just being partisan because you can't admit the truth to yourself.  [/quote]

3.5 years ago is not "pre-pandemic." It was also during the pandemic.

The upside is that your inability to math says all that needs to be said about the rest of this dreck. [/quote]

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