1ºToby Yates
The day Joe Biden took office:
Inflation was just over 1%.
The stock market was growing.
I paid a $1.69 a gallon to fill my gas tank.
The Strategic oil reserves were full.
Our borders were the most secure they had ever been.
The Taliban was not the best armed terrorist organization in the world. All paid for on the American taxpayers dime. Plus we have given the Taliban another $1.6 billion in “aide”.
Americans were not abandoned in Afghanistan.
Over twice as many Americans have died from Covid on Biden’s watch as did on Trumps.
Incomes were increasing faster than inflation.
We were not on the brink of nuclear war.
2ºToby Yates Nixon was guilty of being too loyal to underlings and trying to protect them. It was proven he knew nothing of the break in until after it happened. It was a bad move and he paid a horrid price for being an accessory after the fact. But this isn’t as bad as the Biden’s taking $5 million from the Chinese government (this is just what has been documented so far) that I believe was bribes laundered through his son. Unless crackheads have a higher value in China than here.
As bad as Nixon was he was not selling influence to our enemies.
3ºMary Johnson And, there it is. The Fascist leader gave the largest tax give away in history to the big business and the extremely wealthy. The market soared until the corporations completed all their buy backs in the market. So, now that the market cannot keep up the false margin of profit, they want the lending back to 0%. They are price gouging with high prices to the consumers. They are making record profits, why aren't you? BTW, Biden cannot tell big business to raise prices. He can however, try to make them pay more in taxes! Which they most certainly pay the same percentages as the average worker. If you have ever worked, you should know that percentage!
4ºSohn T Collum Subcommittee Analysis Reveals Excessive Corporate Price Hikes Have Hurt Consumers and Fueled Inflation, While Enriching Certain Companies
Nov 4, 2022 Press Release
Analysis Shows that Shipping, Rental Cars, Meat Processing, and Oil and Gas Industries Have Raked in Record-Breaking Profits
Washington, D.C. (Nov. 4, 2022)—Today, Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, Chairman of the Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy, released a staff analysis entitled “Power and Profiteering: How Certain Industries Hiked Prices and Drove Inflation,” which details how certain corporations have engaged in excessive price hikes, raking in record profits while U.S. consumers have faced high inflation. Try to keep up slow poke
5ºBrian Richmond I don't know about that. Maybe for a bit. But the release from the SPR will stop causing oil to skyrocket and other prices to also. The unions will no longer be beholden to hold off till after the election and a rail strike happens. Will the Democrats work to stop it on their way out the door? Then the flurry of EO's and last-minute attempts to crash the economy from the defeated Democrats.
I have a feeling we will still have a hard time. Even with a Senate and House we can't force Mr. Mumbles to sign much of anything, we can only slow the damage.
6ºYou know what is funny the business have sold more things in the last two years and stock has drop like it did in the 80’s. So how and why is the stock market so low. Let me guess the price of gas. Because it’s always about the rich man. If you don’t do what we say we will take our money and run. But the middle class people carry the stock market for the rich because they leave their money for long term. Because they trust the middle class people do the right thing by others. The rich man always run’s. So the rich man can learn for the middle class man about trusting the working class people. So lessons you can learn is the working class has pride in the Country. They don’t run when things get tough.