Since I don't even know who I'm voting for I'm not making any bets. Just saying, the betting experts are ALL picking Trump, 100% of them and they aren't partisan fools. They believe Trump will be on the ballots, they don't believe Trump will be in jail, and they do believe the odds are all in favor of a Trump win. These people know much more than you and I do.
I am not a Trump supporter. I am a Trump defender of all of the left's abuse of power for political purposes.This from the biggest Trump shrill on the forum.
Your gif only illustrates that you admit that I am right and just want to rub it in my face.
Are you broke? Do you need assistance? There are record job openings. I’ll point you to a site if you need.
Wages are up 17% as well.
Then why are their high foreclosures, high evictions, high auto defaults, high withdraws from retirement accounts, high credit card debt, and food banks are stressed to the gills?
All of those are well below levels of pre-covid. You keep trying to compare to a 12 month period where people were flooded with stimulus and landlords were barred from eviction.
www.cbsnews.com
I knew you’d run. No defense on foreclosures?
More hungry Americans are using food banks for the first time
As inflation drives up grocery prices, food pantries around the U.S. report a jump in people asking for help.
Not at all surprised to see people being optimistic in xiden’s last year in officeThe American economy received multiple encouraging signals on Friday, and even Fox News' Sandra Smith couldn't put a negative spin on it.
First, the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index showed a surge of optimism, as the index rose to the highest level it had seen in nearly three years.
According to the survey, consumers finally seem to be feeling the effects of cooling inflation."The stock market continues to hit record high after record high," she said. "You're looking at a fresh 300-point gain on the Dow right now.
'Record high after record high': Even Fox News is celebrating latest economic news
The American economy received multiple encouraging signals on Friday, and even Fox News' Sandra Smith couldn't put a negative spin on it. First, the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index showed a surge of optimism, as the index rose to the highest level it had seen in nearly three...www.rawstory.com
The Biden ecnomy keeps rolling, and it's just the beginning of the first quarter, and a lot of construction projects around the country ramp up this year.
Of course trump would…the difference is that under trump the entire economy was doing better then now.
LOL. I knew you would deflect from the facts I posted.
If it were the same, then a record number of people wouldn’t be saying they are worse off
Yep, it’s the same regardless of who the POTUS is. The federal reserve is the defacto CPU of the economy. They control the interest rates and the money supply, and they also decide who wins and who looses. It’s a great economy if you own assets because the FR protects asset values, stocks, bonds, real estate etc.The American economy received multiple encouraging signals on Friday, and even Fox News' Sandra Smith couldn't put a negative spin on it.
First, the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index showed a surge of optimism, as the index rose to the highest level it had seen in nearly three years.
According to the survey, consumers finally seem to be feeling the effects of cooling inflation."The stock market continues to hit record high after record high," she said. "You're looking at a fresh 300-point gain on the Dow right now.
'Record high after record high': Even Fox News is celebrating latest economic news
The American economy received multiple encouraging signals on Friday, and even Fox News' Sandra Smith couldn't put a negative spin on it. First, the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index showed a surge of optimism, as the index rose to the highest level it had seen in nearly three...
The Biden ecnomy keeps rolling, and it's just the beginning of the first quarter, and a lot of construction projects around the country ramp up this year.
