Search Results: inflation

Just like Afghanistan under the Biden leadership just pack up and leave everything behind including American citizens.

Do you have faith the the Biden administration to live up on it's word to defend Taiwan?

From what the past has said that the Democrats like to talk a lot of B. S. and when it comes to taking blame the Biden administration is unable to take blame but rather blame everyone else but themselves for the current inflation mess.

My Opinion it is Bull Shit and more lies.

1) You can't really count teachers coming back to teach , drivers , and food workers as NEW jobs. They never really quit them.

2) Massive layoffs by Ford, A T & T , and many other corporations

3) Can't be small businesses because of inflation, fuel prices, and taxes.

4) These numbers are from companies asked if they are going to hire people. No one wants to say it is too bad to hire because it reflects bad on them and running their business. (same in flea markets , you could see that they didn't sell anything and yet they say oh I am doing well )

5) This is the Gov't and they can't go a day without lying to the American people.

Economists say it

1) Will increase inflation

2) increases taxes on everyone making $30,000 or more

This will be flushing money down the toilet since Global Warming is a fraud.

So, Democrats really want to get destroyed in elections. Are they really that stupid? No one can afford gas, oil, or food now. Here comes higher taxes on your income. How will that make things better?

Liberals putting environment before feeding children , makes sense to me , and proves what I have been saying here for two years.

If you are 50 , you better get to it. Social Security won't be around and companies force out older workers. US Dollar sucks these days and inflation is going up.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-desantis-election-2024-republicans_n_62de8e5ce4b000da24026121
Trump V. DeSantis: Young Conservatives Debate GOP's Future

When former President Donald Trump took the stage before a crowd of more than 5,000 young conservative activists in Tampa this weekend, he received the rock star’s welcome he’s grown accustomed to over the seven years in which he’s reshaped the Republican Party.
One night earlier, it was Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis who had the crowd on its feet as he headlined the day’s program at Turning Point USA’s annual Student Action Summit.

“To be honest, it’s like choosing between your favorite child,” said Leo Milik, 19, who lives in Barrington, Illinois, when asked whom he’d like to see as the party’s next nominee.
Milik, wearing a “Trump was Right” baseball cap, said both Republicans “have their pros, they have their cons.” For now, he said, he’s leaning toward Trump.
That sentiment reflects the soul searching underway inside the GOP as an invisible primary for the 2024 presidential nomination begins to take shape, dominated at least for the moment by Trump and DeSantis.

There’s little doubt that Trump is moving closer to announcing a third presidential campaign. But there’s genuine debate over whether he’s the party’s best candidate to take on President Joe Biden, who is otherwise seen as a vulnerable incumbent heading into the next campaign, weighed down by soaring inflation, sinking popularity and questions about his capacity to manage the U. S. into his 80s.

The corner store next to my house is selling a small toothpaste as thick my index finger for $3.00 dollars. He must lost his damn mind. 🙄