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That's true.Now, what does it mean to you? You have yet to explain your point of view on the topic.
You first and your opening post don't count.Now, what does it mean to you? You have yet to explain your point of view on the topic.
You feel belittled by the President and are lashing out.It's self-explanatory.
Americans, the little guys, are being hit hardest by the Biden Administration/policies.
This must be due to those pesky Trump created supply chain problems. Give him a decade to figure out which meme to use and Buttplugg will be all over the media claiming to have fixed the problem.the latest price index numbers are out this morning. Up 11.2%.
He's just proving what a trumptard he really is. His shtick is played out, now he's just a useful idiot of the right.renard_ruse level multi-post meltdown.
I have several times.First, explain your position on your topic.![]()
Not many other tools left for a nation that outsourced it's manufacturing.I have several times.
President Biden's agenda from Day One was to placate the extreme, agitated and motivated
Left-wing base of his party and in (partially) realizing their desires and working towards their goals
he engaged in behaviors that led to a faltering economy fueled by the many-times failed economic theory
that the best way forward would be to inflate the money supply and encourage people to spend, spend, spend...
Now this might work with the paid shill "Steve" who starts the MMT threads and loves this economic thinking,
but all it ever does is leads to inflation and when it comes to inflation that benefits only those at the source
and fall hardest on the middle- and working-classes. It always does and always will, but it has become
a cornerstone of Socialist thinking which does not believe or ascribe to the idea
that money is a commodity subject to market forces/pricing.
Americans’ wages have dropped by almost 3 percent under President Joe Biden’s high migration, big-spending policies, according to data presented by one of President Barack Obama’s top economists.
“Inflation ran 8.5% in the year ending last month, while nominal wages grew only 5.6%, a decline in inflation-adjusted wages of 2.7%,” Jason Furman at Harvard University wrote in a Wall Street Journal article.
“That [2.7 percent] is a larger decline than any pre-pandemic year in the last forty years,” he said in an April 12 tweet.
Americans’ disposable income fell because prices inflated faster than wages rose. Prices rose by a shocking 8.5 percent, while wages rose by an impressive 5.6 percent.