Anonymous wrote:Trump has a net positive approval rating in 22 states, according to Morning Consult, which gathers polls over the course of three months to get a look at state-level data among registered voters. The Dec. 5 update has two fewer above-water states compared to the previous month's update.
Anonymous wrote:Trump has a net positive approval rating in 22 states, according to Morning Consult, which gathers polls over the course of three months to get a look at state-level data among registered voters. The Dec. 5 update has two fewer above-water states compared to the previous month's update.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:By the time of the midterms, Trump appointees to the Fed will have lowered interest rates by 100bps. That means mortgages will be in the high 4’s for prime borrowers. This will also stoke inflation, but it doesn’t happen that quickly. At the same time, people will be losing jobs all year.
I find that people tend to vote according to their hopes and dreams, rather than their lived reality.
Prime borrowers? Lots of Americans are dipping into savings for groceries, utilities, car repair, etc.
You’ll be amazed at how many people will give him credit for “getting mortgage rates down”. That will be the messaging next fall.
Those who are renting will think they now have a chance to buy, even though their down payments savings don’t keep up with price inflation. This is what I mean when I say people vote based upon “their dreams” and aspirations. They will blame their employer for their layoff, not Trump.
It’s such an abusive relationship.
What difference does it make if the rates are down if you can't find a job?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:By the time of the midterms, Trump appointees to the Fed will have lowered interest rates by 100bps. That means mortgages will be in the high 4’s for prime borrowers. This will also stoke inflation, but it doesn’t happen that quickly. At the same time, people will be losing jobs all year.
I find that people tend to vote according to their hopes and dreams, rather than their lived reality.
Prime borrowers? Lots of Americans are dipping into savings for groceries, utilities, car repair, etc.
You’ll be amazed at how many people will give him credit for “getting mortgage rates down”. That will be the messaging next fall.
Those who are renting will think they now have a chance to buy, even though their down payments savings don’t keep up with price inflation. This is what I mean when I say people vote based upon “their dreams” and aspirations. They will blame their employer for their layoff, not Trump.
It’s such an abusive relationship.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:By the time of the midterms, Trump appointees to the Fed will have lowered interest rates by 100bps. That means mortgages will be in the high 4’s for prime borrowers. This will also stoke inflation, but it doesn’t happen that quickly. At the same time, people will be losing jobs all year.
I find that people tend to vote according to their hopes and dreams, rather than their lived reality.
Prime borrowers? Lots of Americans are dipping into savings for groceries, utilities, car repair, etc.
You’ll be amazed at how many people will give him credit for “getting mortgage rates down”. That will be the messaging next fall.
Those who are renting will think they now have a chance to buy, even though their down payments savings don’t keep up with price inflation. This is what I mean when I say people vote based upon “their dreams” and aspirations. They will blame their employer for their layoff, not Trump.
It’s such an abusive relationship.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:By the time of the midterms, Trump appointees to the Fed will have lowered interest rates by 100bps. That means mortgages will be in the high 4’s for prime borrowers. This will also stoke inflation, but it doesn’t happen that quickly. At the same time, people will be losing jobs all year.
I find that people tend to vote according to their hopes and dreams, rather than their lived reality.
Prime borrowers? Lots of Americans are dipping into savings for groceries, utilities, car repair, etc.
Anonymous wrote:By the time of the midterms, Trump appointees to the Fed will have lowered interest rates by 100bps. That means mortgages will be in the high 4’s for prime borrowers. This will also stoke inflation, but it doesn’t happen that quickly. At the same time, people will be losing jobs all year.
I find that people tend to vote according to their hopes and dreams, rather than their lived reality.
Anonymous wrote:He is very clearly ill and declining fast. He may hang on for a long time, I don't know, but he is not running our country. He is a failure. His cult can see it. That's why his polls are slipping into nothingness. His crazies will hold on until the very end, but most will let go as their paychecks buy less and less and their health care costs goes through the roof or their health care disappears altogether.