It's going to take a while to repair the damage MAGA has done to our institutions.
Many predicted a Biden recession - instead we got a solid and growing economy
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Tbird19482
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YEP.
I don't know how stupid they can get but anybody that trusts a person with our country and its economy that has bankrupted not only casinos but just about every business he put his name on can not be too smart.
America is stupid.
Tbird19482
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And just think not all of Trumps BBB has gone into effect and for some reason the Republicans put off putting all of it into effect till AFTER the mid terms I wonder why.
What is in it that could hurt not only normal Americans but the MAGAS too?
Tbird19482
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Not all of them.
Mostly ALL the MAGAS that is for sure.
The reason trump and his thugs are pushing more voting conspiracies right now is because they see what's coming.
Odd that there were few, if any, flu cases reported during that hoax. Could it have been because hospitals were getting paid big $$$$$$$$$$ for reporting China Virus cases? Humm........................
Enough to elect trump. All the swing states went his way.
Note to bowelwoman, you are the person who decides how your 401(k) investments are portioned. Be like Walt and make bets against the S&P. He is a great forecaster.
Tbird19482
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Well we know there is going to be a lot of cuts to federal programs a LOT of Americans use including a lot of MAGAS and those cuts are going to hurt a LOT of people MAGAS included.
And if you try to read the BBB to see what these cuts are you would find out it takes an army of lawyers to figure it out and IMO I don;t think they could even do it.
When the cuts to Medicare and medicaid take effect and other programs people need do go into effect it is going to hurt a lot of people MAGAS included.
Agreed. While I believe they will be rebuilt better and stronger, most of us will be dead from old age before they are restored.
Tbird19482
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Well we know they aren't too smart and now we have to go into damage control mode and try to keep the damage down.
Agreed which is why Trump fears such a beating in November that he wants to either cancel the Midterms or federalize elections in Blue States.
Anyone who supports these actions is a domestic enemy of the Constitution and should not be shown mercy on the Day of Rage.
Tbird19482
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I really pity who ever the next President is that has to clean up this mess.
Let's start with all the Medicare and Medicaid programs that allowed the somalis to steal 9 Billion from taxpayers in MN alone. On to MA, OR, and then the big prize, CA.
BTW, you friggin child, barf's, fingers, and thumbs down emojis are a sign I am getting my point across.
Tbird19482
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And ARE going to hurt a LOT of of Americans that need those programs and are LEGAL.
Yeah, thanks for reminding me - I'm signing up for Medicare today!
Tbird19482
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get it while you still can.
Economists have 'really had it wrong' about recession, market strategist says
"Two years ago ... 3 out of 4 economists were saying we're going into a recession," David Zervos, chief market strategist for Jefferies LLC, said during CNBC's Financial Advisor Summit on Tuesday. "They've really had it wrong."
The economy is still growing and inflation has come down, he said.
The Fed's preferred measure of inflation stood at 2.3% in October, or 2.8% when excluding food and energy prices, according to the latest reading. Meanwhile, the fourth quarter is on track to post a 3.3% annualized growth rate for gross domestic product, the Atlanta Fed found.
The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates by another quarter point at the conclusion of its two-day meeting next week.
Last week, Fed Chair Jerome Powell praised the U.S. economy and said it provided cushion for policymakers to move slowly as they recalibrate policy.
By most indicators, 2025 is going to continue in a positive direction, Barbara Doran, CEO of BD8 Capital Partners, said during the CNBC Financial Advisor Summit.
"Economic growth is going to be healthy next year," Doran said. "The prognosis is good."
Economists have 'really had it wrong' about recession, market strategist says
David Zervos of Jefferies and Barbara Doran, CEO of BD8 Capital Partners, weigh in on the likelihood of more Fed rate cuts to come at CNBC's FA Summit.www.cnbc.com
You know, a lot of us lived through the Obama's Biden economy..
This is some pretty lame gaslighting.