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We are far better off today than four years ago.

The people say we are going in the wrong direction, not because of the economy, but because of our leadership and our failed parties.
 
Do you have more today than you had ONE MONTH ago?
Hell no I keep having to go to the well... I'm one guy it shouldn't cost me $250 to buy a weeks worth of groceries... in what world is that okay with you welfare and SSI biden voters?.... wake up and talk to a working family on your block.... talk to your extended family if they will still speak to you....
 
If you did not qualify for them back then and are hurting today, it is all on you.

quit blaming Biden for you being a loser
I didn't say I'm hurting... I said I don't have as much in savings as I did three years ago... nothing has changed except the president and the economic and energy policies....
 
Then you have not done well the last four years because you failed no other reason.
I didn't fail at all... I didn't raise rent on my tenants like so many others had to... everything costs more... ask your care taker....
 
I didn't say I'm hurting... I said I don't have as much in savings as I did three years ago... nothing has changed except the president and the economic and energy policies....

if you are blowing through your savings, it means you are hurting.

But yes, the problem is nothing has changed but the POTUS.

Lots has changed for me since then, the wife and I are making 94k more than we did in 2020, our savings is far higher and our investments are through the roof.

Get off your ass and do something to better your situation. Nothing should stay the same over a 4 year period
 
I didn't fail at all... I didn't raise rent on my tenants like so many others had to... everything costs more... ask your care taker....
Either you are doing poorer today, the same, or better than 2020.

If you are not doing as well, that is on you, because many of us are doing much better.
 
Trump was actually the worst jobs president since Herbert Hoover, and was responsible for two-thirds of the massive pandemic stimulus that caused inflation.
S.V. Date | HuffPost

The talking points began within months of Democrat Joe Biden moving into the White House — and remain as untrue now as they were then.

But even discounting the pandemic year, Trump’s economy had lower GDP growth and fewer new jobs in his first three years in office than predecessor Barack Obama’s final three years. Republicans, including Trump, disparaged those years as an economic disaster.
On inflation, many economists believe that the high inflation rates of 2022 and 2023 — and subsequent high interest rates by the Federal Reserve — were caused by the $5.7 trillion in COVID stimulus spending designed to keep the economy from collapsing into depression. If they are correct, it follows that two-thirds of the responsibility for inflation logically belongs to Trump, under whose watch two-thirds of the spending took place.

And while it’s true gasoline prices collapsed in Trump’s final year, that was because so many Americans lost their jobs in 2020 and so many businesses had closed that the demand for gas plummeted. Prior to the pandemic, gasoline prices were on average higher in 2017, 2018 and 2019 than they were in Obama’s final year, 2016.

While inflation is falling and manufacturing is booming under President Biden, economists are warning that a second Trump term will set off an ‘inflation bomb’ and raise middle class families’ costs by $2,600 a year

Don't believe this because it came from the Huffington Post? Basically the same thing Bill Maher, Chris Christie, Nikki and Ron D said.

economists are warning that a second Trump term will set off an ‘inflation bomb’ and raise middle class families’ costs by $2,600 a year



The typical American household must spend an additional $11,434 annually just to maintain the same standard of living they enjoyed in January of 2021, right before inflation soared to 40-year highs, according to a recent analysis of government data.
 
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Trump was actually the worst jobs president since Herbert Hoover, and was responsible for two-thirds of the massive pandemic stimulus that caused inflation.
S.V. Date | HuffPost

The talking points began within months of Democrat Joe Biden moving into the White House — and remain as untrue now as they were then.

But even discounting the pandemic year, Trump’s economy had lower GDP growth and fewer new jobs in his first three years in office than predecessor Barack Obama’s final three years. Republicans, including Trump, disparaged those years as an economic disaster.
On inflation, many economists believe that the high inflation rates of 2022 and 2023 — and subsequent high interest rates by the Federal Reserve — were caused by the $5.7 trillion in COVID stimulus spending designed to keep the economy from collapsing into depression. If they are correct, it follows that two-thirds of the responsibility for inflation logically belongs to Trump, under whose watch two-thirds of the spending took place.

And while it’s true gasoline prices collapsed in Trump’s final year, that was because so many Americans lost their jobs in 2020 and so many businesses had closed that the demand for gas plummeted. Prior to the pandemic, gasoline prices were on average higher in 2017, 2018 and 2019 than they were in Obama’s final year, 2016.

While inflation is falling and manufacturing is booming under President Biden, economists are warning that a second Trump term will set off an ‘inflation bomb’ and raise middle class families’ costs by $2,600 a year

Don't believe this because it came from the Huffington Post? Basically the same thing Bill Maher, Chris Christie, Nikki and Ron D said.
The felon again this week stated that he wants to put 10% tariffs on all imports and 60-100% on goods from Ghina.

Lower the corporate rate rate from 21% to 15%.

Both will cause inflation and maga will justify it somehow if he is elected.
 
economists are warning that a second Trump term will set off an ‘inflation bomb’ and raise middle class families’ costs by $2,600 a year



The typical American household must spend an additional $11,434 annually just to maintain the same standard of living they enjoyed in January of 2021, right before inflation soared to 40-year highs, according to a recent analysis of government data.
Dude, a republican analysis finds…

Piss off wanker.
 
if you are blowing through your savings, it means you are hurting.

But yes, the problem is nothing has changed but the POTUS.

Lots has changed for me since then, the wife and I are making 94k more than we did in 2020, our savings is far higher and our investments are through the roof.

Get off your ass and do something to better your situation. Nothing should stay the same over a 4 year period
Everything costs more is all I'm saying... the lower on the class scale you are the harder it is to get by... now you can be too smart by half but this is going to cost Biden the election.... even if things get a bit better the people know what the lefts agenda is and they don't want it.... they can't afford it...
 
Hell no I keep having to go to the well... I'm one guy it shouldn't cost me $250 to buy a weeks worth of groceries... in what world is that okay with you welfare and SSI biden voters?.... wake up and talk to a working family on your block.... talk to your extended family if they will still speak to you....
$250 a Week, for ONE guy.
That's a load of crock.
Why do you LIE?

Share your shopping list for a week and PROVE it.

Here is mine for me and the wife:

2 Dozen Eggs.....longer than a week....but let's use 2 Dozen. Costco Price $5
Loaf of Bread.... $5.....this is high.
Sandwich meats...... $30
Condiments....which I already have, but let's buy more...... $10
Bacon.....$10
Milk...$10....2 gallons
Butter, Oils..... $10
Box or 2 of Cereal ..... $10
Dinner Meats...... Chicken, Pork Chops, Steak. All this for $50
Desserts....Ice Cream.... $10
Fruits.....$20
Veggies....$20. for salads including the dressing.
Potatoes....$10

That's $200.....for 2 Adults, which will probably last 2 weeks.
How are you, for just ONE, spending $250 Per Week for Groceries?
I didn't fail at all... I didn't raise rent on my tenants like so many others had to... everything costs more... ask your care taker....
IF you have tenants on Rentals, a retirement or a job, or BOTH, SS.
How are you dipping into your savings every month?
 
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