Biden’s grade on the economy rises to A-

[Synthaholic]

I detect no lies.

 

[westwall]

I detect no lies.

Nor does anyone detect a brain in your head.

 

[Synthaholic]

Lol!

 

[Synthaholic]

 

[HeyNorm]

Many people are saying this is the most beautiful economy they've ever seen. If this wasn't Biden's economy he'd probably be dating it. Biden is the only one who can fix things.


Biden’s grade on the economy rises to A-

President Biden has an enviable problem: The economy under his watch is doing a lot better than voters give him credit for.

In the latest update of the Yahoo Finance Bidenomics Report Card, Biden’s grade on the economy rose from B+ to A-. This isn’t our opinion. It’s what the numbers tell us. We developed this methodology at the beginning of the Trump administration, with the help of Moody’s Analytics, and we’ve kept it in place for Biden. We determine each president’s grade by tracking six economic indicators back to the 1970s and rating how the current president compares with the prior seven at the same point in their first terms, going back to Jimmy Carter. (Here’s our full methodology.)

Of the eight presidents, Biden gets the highest marks for the total number of new jobs created since he took office, and also for real GDP growth per capita. Biden also gets top marks for the increase in exports during his presidency, although that data only goes back to 1993, so he’s the best of five presidents.

Biden gets second-best marks for the number of new manufacturing jobs, and for gains in the S&P 500 stock index. His only sub-par number is on average hourly earnings, where he ranks second-last.

More at the link.


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Biden’s grade on the economy rises to A-

If not for inflation and Covid, Americans would feel like a boom is on.

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Grading with a curve will never improve student results.

 

[citygator]

For those who can’t read it:

Maybe we should start the new year with some good news: Inflation has fallen dramatically.

No, that’s not a prediction; it’s a fact. With one month remaining in 2022 (in terms of available data), inflation in the second half of the year has run vastly lower than in the first half. In fact—and this is astonishing—it’s almost back down to the Federal Reserve’s 2% target. Even more astonishing, hardly anyone seems to have noticed.

Over the past five months (June to November 2022), inflation has slowed to a crawl. Whether measured by the consumer-price index, or CPI, which most people watch, or the price index for personal consumption expenditures, or PCE, which the Federal Reserve prefers, the annualized inflation rate has been around 2.5% over these five months.

As mentioned, the CPI inflation rate over the past 12 months has been an alarming 7.1%. But the U.S. economy got there by averaging an appalling 10.6% annualized inflation rate over the first seven months and a mere 2.5% over the last five. The PCE price index tells a similar story, though a somewhat less dramatic one. The 5.5% inflation rate over the past 12 months came from a 7.8% rate over the first seven months followed by a 2.4% rate over the last five

 

[Ringo]

Greece will erect a fence along the entire length of the land border with Turkey along the Evros River, the construction of the first 35 kilometers will begin immediately, the Minister of Protection of Greek Citizens Takis Theodorikakos said in an interview with Skai TV channel.
Interesting. Capitalism has exchanged one Berlin Wall for hundreds of walls around the world and considers this a great victory for freedom and democracy.

 

[westwall]

Greece will erect a fence along the entire length of the land border with Turkey along the Evros River, the construction of the first 35 kilometers will begin immediately, the Minister of Protection of Greek Citizens Takis Theodorikakos said in an interview with Skai TV channel.
Interesting. Capitalism has exchanged one Berlin Wall for hundreds of walls around the world and considers this a great victory for freedom and democracy.

Those who have, wish to protect from those who steal.

As old as mankind.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Greece will erect a fence along the entire length of the land border with Turkey along the Evros River, the construction of the first 35 kilometers will begin immediately, the Minister of Protection of Greek Citizens Takis Theodorikakos said in an interview with Skai TV channel.
Interesting. Capitalism has exchanged one Berlin Wall for hundreds of walls around the world and considers this a great victory for freedom and democracy.

Commie doesn't understand the difference between those walls.
Is it the vodka, or have you always been stupid?

 

[Synthaholic]

 

[Harpy Eagle]

And Biden will out do Trump in the debt Dept by a long shot

 

[The Duke]

I detect no lies.

That's because you lie so much, you're incapable of doing so.

 

[The Duke]

For those who can’t read it:

Maybe we should start the new year with some good news: Inflation has fallen dramatically.

No, that’s not a prediction; it’s a fact. With one month remaining in 2022 (in terms of available data), inflation in the second half of the year has run vastly lower than in the first half. In fact—and this is astonishing—it’s almost back down to the Federal Reserve’s 2% target. Even more astonishing, hardly anyone seems to have noticed.

Over the past five months (June to November 2022), inflation has slowed to a crawl. Whether measured by the consumer-price index, or CPI, which most people watch, or the price index for personal consumption expenditures, or PCE, which the Federal Reserve prefers, the annualized inflation rate has been around 2.5% over these five months.

As mentioned, the CPI inflation rate over the past 12 months has been an alarming 7.1%. But the U.S. economy got there by averaging an appalling 10.6% annualized inflation rate over the first seven months and a mere 2.5% over the last five. The PCE price index tells a similar story, though a somewhat less dramatic one. The 5.5% inflation rate over the past 12 months came from a 7.8% rate over the first seven months followed by a 2.4% rate over the last five

Go buy eggs and diesel, douche.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Go buy eggs and diesel, douche.

Just bought eggs, 2 dozen brown free range eggs for 7 bucks.

 

[The Duke]

Just bought eggs, 2 dozen brown free range eggs for 7 bucks.

Maybe on sale.

Btw, as per the OP, Biden's "grade" has slipped since then.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Maybe on sale.

Btw, as per the OP, Biden's "grade" has slipped since then.

Can you go below an F?

 

[Synthaholic]

Joseph Biden (God's choice) was left with Trump's mess to clean up.

 

[Synthaholic]

And Biden will out do Trump in the debt Dept by a long shot

I think not.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

I think not.

And you never will.

 

[Synthaholic]

Go buy eggs and diesel, douche.

50,000,000 chickens were murdered because they are all crammed together and when some get bird flu they kill them all. That's Capitalism. Supply and demand. You want government to do something about it? That's Socialism.

Last I looked the oil companies making the diesel are all corporations, not government run. That's Capitalism. Invisible hand of the market and all that bullshit. You want government to do something about it? That's Socialism. And I'm all for it when it comes to vital national security. We should have a government run refinery that keeps diesel and gas flowing at full capacity. But that would make Sean Hannity sad, so we can't have that. Tucker would throw a hissy. Mark Levin would scream a dumb nickname at you.