Thanks, Biden!!!

Thanks, Biden, for continuing to demonstrate to the nation that things can start to improve by once again having a grown-up as President.

One of the most insightful things you said about your opponent in 2020 when answering questions from voters about why Trump refuses to accept facts was "He's like a child." In four words, you summed up the main reason why you were elected by both popular and electoral vote.

All of us observe how childish the base of the GOP has become. They pout, scapegoat minority groups, denigrate women, and threaten to overturn elections and dissolve the union if they don't get their way.

Thanks for patiently but firmly dealing with those whose emotional development was arrested. They base their lives on anger and resentment. They have no positive vision for the future, like a kid who throws tantrums and holds his breath until he turns blue.
 
Let's Go Joe!!!

Dec. 7 (UPI) -- After reaching a record-high trade deficit in September, the difference closed to $67.1 billion, its lowest point in six months, according to new data from the Commerce Department Thursday.

October's figure was 17.6% lower than the $81.4 billion in September, which was an all-time high. Experts believe the change could be proof that the worldwide supply chain, which has been in chaos since the coronavirus pandemic, may be slowly returning to normal.

A jump in oil exports helped close the U.S. trade deficit as Gulf Coast refineries return to full operation after summer storms. The computer chip shortage that had hobbled the new auto production industry for more than a year appeared to be improving with an increase in auto imports and exports.

https://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2021/12/07/trade-deficit-drops/9191638903595/



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Inflation down to 3^; just above the Fed target of 2%.

“Inflation fell to 3% in June — the 12th-consecutive month of declines. Forecasts called for 12-month consumer price increases to slow from 4% in May to 3.1% in June — just about 1 percentage point above the Federal Reserve's 2% inflation target. 6 hours ago”

Thanks President Biden!!!

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The is a great video people should listen to on the front page of CNN talking to black women in Milwaukee Wisconsin...a state Biden must win...with a demographic he has failed. THIS IS EXACTLY what I keep taking about. A failed Party and a failed Administration that only holds itself up to comparing themselves to Trump.

You got 1 year to change. You don't want to listen to me...listen to these women
 
The is a great video people should listen to on the front page of CNN talking to black women in Milwaukee Wisconsin...a state Biden must win...with a demographic he has failed. THIS IS EXACTLY what I keep taking about. A failed Party and a failed Administration that only holds itself up to comparing themselves to Trump.

You got 1 year to change. You don't want to listen to me...listen to these women

The problem here is that the Republicans can simply refuse to pass anything and the public blames Biden for not getting as much done as he wanted.
 
The Biden administration announced Friday morning that it is investing more than $653 million to fund port projects with the goal of improving U.S. supply chain reliability.

The projects through the Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration will focus on 41 ports nationwide, including at the ports in Long Beach, Calif.; Milwaukee; and Newark, N.J. The funding comes from the bipartisan infrastructure law, which included nearly $17 billion overall in funding for ports and waterways.

The funding includes nearly $53 million to the Port of Long Beach for improvements to enhance cargo movements to form the port and increase safety at railroad crossings near the port.

It also gives more than $43 million to the Cold Bay, Alaska, Port for a new dock designed to accommodate commercial use, and gives more than $54 million to the Port of Tacoma in Washington to install new cargo racks and power supplies.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mar...1&cvid=8c9f8a9f705544e09df8ebe70f65311a&ei=62
 
Another historic job report was released Friday showing 150,000 jobs were added in October, the 34th consecutive month of job growth, with unemployment at 3.9%.

Unemployment is under 4% for the 21st consecutive month. This is the longest period with unemployment under 4% in over 50 years.
The average monthly job gain over the past three months is 204,000 jobs; steady growth indicative of a healthy economy. This report comes after the stunning news that U.S. GDP grew by 4.9% in the third quarter of this year, ahead of the 4.7% estimate.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mar...p&cvid=b4033c4ab2514900a3e30fe40d4cff21&ei=43
 
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