Anonymous wrote:

#regretfultrumpvoter

Anonymous wrote:I think we have learned over the last 40 years that Reagan's "trickle down" economics are indeed "voodoo economics" as Bush 41 indicated.

+1

- former R who used to believe in "trickle down", but after 30 years in the private sector, I have seen corporations just enrich shareholders.

Anonymous wrote:Dow is not a measure of a healthy economy but rather healthy corporations.

+1 record profits -- tax cuts + layoffs, now tariff refunds that the consumers will never see, and prices will never come back down to pre Trumpenomics level.

I mean, my IRA is doing great, but what about young adults and retirees living on fixed incomes? I have both -- college aged kids and parents living on social security. What good does the stock market do for them if the cost of living keeps going up and people can't find jobs?

Anonymous wrote:If gas goes up $0.07 overnight it means to fill your tank it will cost an extra $1.12. Gasp!

Here’s an idea. Brew your own coffee at home instead of a $7.00 Starbucks burnt calorie bomb every day. Gas will feel a lot cheaper that way.

Anonymous wrote:My Robinhood stocks are up 31% YTD, way more than inflation. #winning

Dead MAGA: you are the most fiscally irresponsible, sh*t for the economy party. Thanks for nothing.

I think we have learned over the last 40 years that Reagan's "trickle down" economics are indeed "voodoo economics" as Bush 41 indicated.

Anonymous wrote:

Conservatives core of belief: when corporations is healthy —> people’s life flourish.

Well well.

Dow is not a measure of a healthy economy but rather healthy corporations.

Anonymous wrote:If gas goes up $0.07 overnight it means to fill your tank it will cost an extra $1.12. Gasp!

Here’s an idea. Brew your own coffee at home instead of a $7.00 Starbucks burnt calorie bomb every day. Gas will feel a lot cheaper that way.

Gas is not up 7 cent overnight and I.. Gasp!
It has been 2 months.
Before that, $28 to fill my tank, now $43 —- it is up $15.
I fill about twice a week, so its been extra $120 per month.

And I already brew my own coffee

And my electric bill also high.

And yesterday I was at grocery and stunned to see that medium size of Philadelphia whipped cream cheese is $7.99, i rarely buy, but thought last time was about $3.99.

I am still waiting my tariff check.

Anonymous wrote:If gas goes up $0.07 overnight it means to fill your tank it will cost an extra $1.12. Gasp!

Here’s an idea. Brew your own coffee at home instead of a $7.00 Starbucks burnt calorie bomb every day. Gas will feel a lot cheaper that way.

This is a crazy thing to say. It’s ignoring that there is not a product out there — not one — that isn’t affected by high oil prices. The food you eat, the clothes you buy, your medicines and shoes and shampoos and gardening hoses and dog food and furniture and that flight to Florida you were planning to take on your next vacation. Your parents’ senior living facility, and the operating costs at your kid’s college. Prices on all of these things will be going up, and by a heck of a lot more than $1.12.

Anonymous wrote:If gas goes up $0.07 overnight it means to fill your tank it will cost an extra $1.12. Gasp!

Here’s an idea. Brew your own coffee at home instead of a $7.00 Starbucks burnt calorie bomb every day. Gas will feel a lot cheaper that way.

Anything but hold your own party accountable.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If gas goes up $0.07 overnight it means to fill your tank it will cost an extra $1.12. Gasp!

Here’s an idea. Brew your own coffee at home instead of a $7.00 Starbucks burnt calorie bomb every day. Gas will feel a lot cheaper that way.

Now do it with enough diesel to fill thousands of trucks to get goods to their destinations.

Don’t try to explain things to them, it’s a complete waste of time.