frigidweirdo
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Yes. Wall Street is massively overpriced thanks to the Fed’s zero interest rate policy, absurd money printing, and asset purchases. As soon as interest rates go up, the crash begins.Yes. Likely the same happens again and like in the Great Recession our government will bailout the wealthy, while doing little to help the people.And when it does go boom, the rich will get richer and the poor poorer. Sooner or later we will be Brazil.>And what are your beloved Rs doing about this?And what are your beloved Rs doing about this?The democrats won't rest till it is 100% of Americans, except for those in government. No, they will have better.In the richest nation on earth. That’s a lot of poor suffering Americans.
What a great country!
Pandemic Swells Medicaid Enrollment to 80 Million People, a ‘High-Water Mark’
For one, not closing everything down. Working people frequently either get health care benefits or buy their own.
Trump knew that a strong economy and full employment fixes just about every problem...
- Poverty & hunger
- Crime
- Social Security solvency
- Health care funding
- Military threats
- etc.
Get people off unemployment and back to work.
At least 25 Republican-led states are now rejecting Biden's extended $300/wk unemployment benefits...
These 25 states — including Missouri — are ending $300 federal unemployment benefits
With businesses struggling to hire workers, Republicans have been quick to point to the $300 bonus as the reason why people aren’t going back to work.fox4kc.com
What he may not have known is that boom and bust is massive in the US.
Pump the economy, and it will go bust soon
Yeah, look at 2008, 7 million people lost their homes. Billionaires got richer.
Oh, it's inevitable it'll happen again. The high the economy goes, that harder it falls.
Who knows what will trigger a crash this time. But the last recession was the second worst in US history. One of these days there'll be a recession that comes that is the worst.
It feels like Bitcoin, the need for ups and downs to keep investors interested is the main concern.