1. ...a voter may actually choose this over a personality he doesn't favor:
2. Biden voters are so infantile that they judge a candidate more as a prospective son-in-law, than as one capable of running the economy.
That was the choice....and this is the result:
Bidenomics consists of President Joe Biden’s radical progressive prescriptions for transforming the American economy, including massive wealth redistribution, focus on “equity” and “social justice” rather than merit and economic opportunity, disincentives for work, and cradle-to-grave entitlements. It’s not working.
3. President Biden tried his best to put a positive spin on last Friday’s dismal September jobs report. Biden said that “when you take a step back and look at what’s happening, we’re actually making real progress.”
That’s right up there with Biden’s claim that his disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan - leaving Americans, Afghan allies, and many billions of dollars of advanced weaponry behind under Taliban control - was an "extraordinary success."
4. The total nonfarm payroll employment rose by the paltry amount of 194,000 this September – about 300,000 short of consensus estimates. To put this pitiful number in perspective, the total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 661,000 in September 2020 – while the coronavirus was still raging, and no vaccines were available yet.
5. Biden focused on the decline of the unemployment rate to 4.8 percent. But that decline occurred largely because the labor force itself diminished by nearly 200,000 people. In other words, more and more people of prime working age have given up looking for a job and dropped out of the labor force altogether. They are not counted in calculating the nation’s unemployment rate."
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2. Biden voters are so infantile that they judge a candidate more as a prospective son-in-law, than as one capable of running the economy.
That was the choice....and this is the result:
"The Woes of Bidenomics
How things are going from bad to worse.Bidenomics consists of President Joe Biden’s radical progressive prescriptions for transforming the American economy, including massive wealth redistribution, focus on “equity” and “social justice” rather than merit and economic opportunity, disincentives for work, and cradle-to-grave entitlements. It’s not working.
3. President Biden tried his best to put a positive spin on last Friday’s dismal September jobs report. Biden said that “when you take a step back and look at what’s happening, we’re actually making real progress.”
That’s right up there with Biden’s claim that his disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan - leaving Americans, Afghan allies, and many billions of dollars of advanced weaponry behind under Taliban control - was an "extraordinary success."
4. The total nonfarm payroll employment rose by the paltry amount of 194,000 this September – about 300,000 short of consensus estimates. To put this pitiful number in perspective, the total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 661,000 in September 2020 – while the coronavirus was still raging, and no vaccines were available yet.
5. Biden focused on the decline of the unemployment rate to 4.8 percent. But that decline occurred largely because the labor force itself diminished by nearly 200,000 people. In other words, more and more people of prime working age have given up looking for a job and dropped out of the labor force altogether. They are not counted in calculating the nation’s unemployment rate."
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Bidenomics consists of President Joe Biden’s radical progressive prescriptions for transforming the American economy, including massive wealth redistribution,
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