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Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
Just what is the republican platform? they didn't have one in 2020
The Republican Party took an unusual approach to writing its convention platform for 2020: It decided not to write one. Rather, the GOP is reusing its platform from four years ago, which was written before Donald Trump became president.
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
Inflation is down to 3%. More Americans (97%) are working than ever before. Mortgage rates have been artificially low since Bush Jr. wrecked the real estate industry with his American Dream Downpayment Act of 2003. Mortgage rates are where they should be. I bought my first house in 1984 (when Reagan was president) and I was paying 9% on my mortgage.
With interest rates higher, Retirees like me can get decent fixed returns (5%) on our Savings and Money Market accounts. I love Bidenomics.
So quit your right wing panty-wetting hissy fit. Your bullshit don't float, Gearl.
Inflation is down to 3%. More Americans (97%) are working than ever before. Mortgage rates have been artificially low since Bush Jr. wrecked the real estate industry with his American Dream Downpayment Act of 2003. Mortgage rates are where they should be. I bought my first house in 1984 (when Reagan was president) and I was paying 9% on my mortgage.
With interest rates higher, Retirees like me can get decent fixed returns (5%) on our Savings and Money Market accounts. I love Bidenomics.
So quit your right wing panty-wetting hissy fit. Your bullshit don't float, Gearl.
Inflation was 1.3% when Trump left office.
FOX Poll: 52% say Biden made the economy worse.
Gallup’s US Economic Confidence Components:
Getting better-38%
Getting worse-58%
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
Fox poll??? You should know better than to use a poll from a company who's being sued by many for lying. BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!
And these 'getting better/getting worse' polls are worthless. No MAGA moron is going to say it's getting better no matter how good it is. MAGA morons like you will ALWAYS answer in the negative regardless.
Fact is inflation is down, unemployment is down to record levels and the stock market is up.
You lose, Gearl.
Take a hike, pendejo (Joe Communist).
Food prices have not come down.
Food prices in May 2023 increased 6.7% from the same time in 2022. 7 days ago
Families are spending an average of 700 plus dollars per month more due to inflation.
Today we're spotlighting recent data by Moody's Analytics that shows the snowballing effect of inflation on family budgets. WHAT'S HAPPENING: The typical American household spent $709 more in July than it did two years ago to buy the same goods and services, according to Moody's Analytics.4 days ago
That’s 8508 dollars per year more out of the pockets of hard working Americans.
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
I got a question for you, Gearl. Let's see if you have the BALLS to answer it.
Yes or No: Do you believe Trump won the 2020 election?
So, pendejo, you can't refute the thread and are now deflecting.
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
I knew you wouldn't have the BALLS to answer. Too embarrassed to admit you swallowed Trump's load?
I don't blame you, Gearl.
You have to be pretty fucking stupid to swallow Trump's load for over two years.
That's why you have ZERO credibility on this forum, Gearl.
The Carter stagflation. Fixed by Reagan.
Inflation is down to 3%. More Americans (97%) are working than ever before. Mortgage rates have been artificially low since Bush Jr. wrecked the real estate industry with his American Dream Downpayment Act of 2003. Mortgage rates are where they should be. I bought my first house in 1984 (when Reagan was president) and I was paying 9% on my mortgage.
With interest rates higher, Retirees like me can get decent fixed returns (5%) on our Savings and Money Market accounts. I love Bidenomics.
So quit your right wing panty-wetting hissy fit. Your bullshit don't float, Gearl.
On top of the massive inflation we have already had.
Clinton is who wrecked the mortgage industry with the CRA, forcing subprime loans, as well as rescinding long-standing executive orders blocking investment houses from trading in mortgage-backed securities, members of the administration prevented from joining the industries they regulated for a minimum of three years, and then in 2007-2008, Democrats Frank and Armey put taxpayers on the hook for all the failing subprime loans they created, which was the recipe for disaster.
Inflation in July 2022 was 8.52%. Inflation in July 2023 was 3.19%. Unemployment is at 3.5% and dropped steadily throughout the Biden administration. RW hacks will never credit Biden with any of this.
Willful blindness.
Sorry, Miss Marple, but since Biden took office:
troducing the 'Presidential Inflation Rate': Biden trails only ...
Roll Call
https://www.rollcall.com › 2023/03/15 › introducing-t...
Mar 15, 2023 — Since Biden took office, energy prices have gone up 37.2 percent. This is the largest increase of any of the past seven presidents, ...
Chairman Smith: Americans Add Biden's Inflation Crisis to ...
House Committee on Ways and Means - (.gov)
https://gop-waysandmeans.house.gov › chairman-smit...
Apr 12, 2023 — Inflation has increased 14.9 percent since President Biden took office. Real wages have decreased 3.5 percent since President Biden took office.
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
That's just what I expect a far-right wing extremist to say. That's been the right wing spin since the mortgage crisis happened to take pressure off of Bush Jr. Unfortunately, you swallowed the bullshit.
George Bush Jr Philosophy Stoked Mortgage Collapse of 2008
The global financial system was teetering on the edge of collapse when President Bush and his economics team huddled in the Roosevelt Room of the White House for a briefing that, in the words of one participant, "scared the hell out of everybody." For much of the Bush presidency, the White House was preoccupied by terrorism and war; on the economic front, its pressing concerns were cutting taxes and privatizing Social Security.
"We can put light where there's darkness, and hope where there's despondency in this country. And part of it is working together as a nation to encourage folks to own their own home." -- President Bush, Oct. 15, 2002. The global financial system was teetering on the edge of collapse when President Bush and his economics team huddled in the Roosevelt Room of the White House for a briefing that, in the words of one participant, "scared the hell out of everybody." It was Sept. 18.,Lehman Brothershad just gone belly-up, overwhelmed by toxic mortgages. Bank of America had swallowed Merrill Lynchin a hastily arranged sale. Two days earlier, Mr. Bush had agreed to pump $85 billion into the failing insurance giant American International Group. The president listened as Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, laid out the latest terrifying news: The credit markets, gripped by panic, had frozen overnight, and banks were refusing to lend money. Then his Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., told him that to stave off disaster, he would have to sign off on the biggest government bailout in history. Mr. Bush, according to several people in the room, paused for a single, stunned moment to take it all in. "How," he wondered aloud, "did we get here?" Eight years after arriving in Washington vowing to spread the dream of homeownership, Mr. Bush is leaving office, as he himself said recently, "faced with the prospect of a global meltdown" with roots in the housing sector he so ardently championed. There are plenty of culprits, like lenders who peddled easy credit, consumers who took on mortgages they could not afford and Wall Street chieftains who loaded up on mortgage-backed securities without regard to the risk. But the story of how we got here is partly one of Mr. Bush's own making, according to a review of his tenure that included interviews with dozens of current and former administration officials.
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