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Consumer spending has PLUMMETED since Biden took over you dunce. You think Biden is going to tell you THAT ?Consumer spending was up 2.3% last month. Summer travel was at higher levels than before COVID.
When can we expect you to answer on wage growth?
Dum dum. The BLS is part of Biden's cabinet (Dept of Labor). You're a slow learner.WTF protect. The BLS doesn't track wage growth?
Hilarious.
Still no answer is noted.
Hilarious protectConsumer spending has PLUMMETED since Biden took over you dunce. You think Biden is going to tell you THAT ?
What do think happens when 112 million renters have their most expensive, constantly ongoing expense go up 100-200% in 2 years ?
This is why businesses are folding all across the country. Sam Ash is not alone. Get a brain.
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They are worse off because of the trash your orange god left behind that had to be cleaned up, what part of that don't you understand?Um if a record number of Americans are worse off since harris and xiden took office…what mess did they clean up? Folks were better off when he was in office is what that means
There is no way and I mean no way in hell you voted for Pres. Obama. You go too far with the comedy.DODGE!
PS - I voted for Obama in 2008.
I am glad you aren't either, but what my concern for is the record number of Americans that are.I'm glad that I'm not worse off like you.
Maybe you should get a new job.
HilariousI am glad you aren't either, but what my concern for is the record number of Americans that are.
When a record number of Americans are worse off, it harms the entire country.
I get as a dembot, you can't help but be selfish and are to lazy to think that through
Not only did I vote for Obama in 2008, before that, I voted for McGovern, Carter (twice), Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, Nader (twice), and Kerry in 2004.There is no way and I mean no way in hell you voted for Pres. Obama. You go too far with the comedy.
Here's what I understand (and you apparently don't) >>> what Trump "left behind" was the highest GDP growth in US history (34.8% - 2020 Q3) and a very low inflation rate of 1.4%.They are worse off because of the trash your orange god left behind that had to be cleaned up, what part of that don't you understand?
HilariousHere's what I understand (and you apparently don't) >>> what Trump "left behind" was the highest GDP growth in US history (34.8% - 2020 Q3) and a very low inflation rate of 1.4%.
That was before Biden took over and gave us 3 recessions, 2 quarters of below zero GDP growth, and 100-200% inflation in housing rents & gas prices. (aka TRAIN WRECK).
The TRUTH shall set you free.
Are you on drugs ? the year 8020 is 6000 years in the future. Strike 1.Hilarious
He didn't leave that GDP off to Biden. Last QTR 8020 GDP was -2.2%
The unemployment rate was 6.4%
CPI was 7.8%
And he lost 2.7 million+ jobs.
Trump's Final Numbers - FactCheck.orgAre you on drugs ? the year 8020 is 6000 years in the future. Strike 1.
Trump's last quarter GDP (Q4 2020) was +4.2 (Q3 was 34.8 - highest in US history. Strike 2.
The 6.4 unemployment rate in Jan 2020 was a after effect of the Democrat caused & maintained pandemic.
In Feb 2020 (beforre the pandemic) unemployment was 3.5 %
- Obama's NIH funding the Wuhan lab.
- Pelosi blocking stimulus checks
- Democrat govenors continuing shutdowns
Strike 3. Next batter.
Trump CPI s
2017 - 2.1
2018 - 1.9
2019 - 2.3
2020 - 1.2
When Trump left office in Jan 2021, inflation rate was 1.4%. Repeatedly during Trump's presidency it was ZERO.
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Biden's CPIs
2021 - 4.7
2022 - 8.4
2023 - 4.5
Historical U.S. Inflation Rate Table (1913 to 2023) - CPI Inflation Calculator (2024 Updated Monthly)
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During 2021/2022 housing rents soared higher and faster than I've ever seen (I'm 78 years old). My rent went from $600/mo in 2020, to $1600.month in 2022. A friend of mine saw his rent go from $750/mo to $2000/mo. (100-200% inflation) Gas at the pump - same %. These are common.
Trump didn't lose 2.7 million jobs. DEMOCRATS did, with THEIR pandemic.
You just GOT Trump's final numbers. In Post # 253. And guess who gave them to you. Me ? No. It was Joe Biden. His agencies; his Cabinet. HAHA.
Trump CPI s
2017 - 2.1
2018 - 1.9
2019 - 2.3
2020 - 1.2
When Trump left office in Jan 2021, inflation rate was 1.4%. Repeatedly during Trump's presidency it was ZERO.
Biden's CPIs
2021 - 4.7
2022 - 8.4
2023 - 4.5
The problem now is not with inflation. Although inflation at a much too high rate is still with us, the real problem is the enormous inflated prices we got in 2021 & 2022 (especially housing and gas) are still with us, and they're not going down (they're actually rising more)Yep, Trump's CPI was pretty much the neutral target of around 2%, except when the world shutdown and nobody was buying shit. We started to consume again, with pent up demand and not enough supply. Supply is catching up and CPI is normalizing around 2% again.
Most industrial countries show similar CPI fluctuations at the same time. That inflation after COVID was global. Same with the price of oil crashing during and rising after.
Different issue. They will never go own. But it is disingeneous to blame Biden for a worldwide problem.The problem now is not with inflation. Although inflation at a much too high rate is still with us, the real problem is the enormous inflated prices we got in 2021 & 2022 (especially housing and gas) are still with us, and they're not going down (they're actually rising more)
Ex. a 2020 one bdrm apartment was $750/month. Now > $2000/month.