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Anti keeps telling us how much better the economy is under Biden

underdog2

Posted 11:57 am, 04/13/2024

You are talking your famous democrat folk lore you idi0ts have talked for 25 years tribby. Look at how much companies put in your leaders lectric vehicles and wasted. Just an example stupid.

tribune

Posted 11:23 am, 04/13/2024

And how many of those corporations put their tax breaks back into R&R, improving their manufacturing facilities and giving their lower tier employees a raise. As opposed to buying back their own stock, giving CEO's and other company officers higher salaries, bonuses and other perks?

backontrack

Posted 11:08 am, 04/13/2024

Them ol boys for sure packs ur Christmas trees bettern any local fellers does, Mo.

underdog2

Posted 11:00 am, 04/13/2024

tribune (view profile)

Posted 10:24 am, 04/13/2024

An $8.7 trillion tax break for the wealthy and big corp's. Now that's what you call good old fashioned Republican "fiscal responsibility." Seems to me more like FECAL RESPONSIBILITY!

Who do you think owns corporations and companies stupid? Its for sure the illegals pouring over the border dont pay taxes and employ citizens.

tribune

Posted 10:24 am, 04/13/2024

An $8.7 trillion tax break for the wealthy and big corp's. Now that's what you call good old fashioned Republican "fiscal responsibility." Seems to me more like FECAL RESPONSIBILITY!

DB Cooper

Posted 10:14 am, 04/13/2024

The national debt is currently over $34.6 trillion as of Monday, rising from around $27.8 billion as of January 2021, when Biden first took office, according to the Treasury Department. Biden has pursued a number of high-spending policies as part of his agenda, including the American Rescue Plan, which added $1.9 trillion in spending, and the Inflation Reduction Act, which added another $750 billion in new appropriations.

Thanks, Joe!


gascon

Posted 8:50 am, 04/13/2024

Anti is all knowing on all subjects. If she cant dig the **** out of her mind theres always google.

Foxnose

Posted 7:23 am, 04/13/2024

As I said before, no President is a magician

I would like to disagree. I think Joe Biden is a magician. He has made our money disappear, our pride in America, our security, etc. He has even changed our identity as a free country and superpower.

underdog2

Posted 7:05 am, 04/13/2024

You helped cause it dumpster fire, pat each others democrat backs now.

UnoFire

Posted 8:04 pm, 04/12/2024

Anyone having a hard time living in a house?

GoNC

Posted 8:04 pm, 04/12/2024

I removed a few posts for trolling, along with the replies to those posts.

antithesis

Posted 6:40 pm, 04/12/2024

Now I'm really confused.

No doubt...

Is it that a higher ratio is better? I thought it was the closer to 100% the better. Biden's seems to consistently be well over 100% while Trumps was way closer to 100%. Please make up your mind. Is it better to be closer to 100% or is closer to 120% better? If it's closer to 120% then Biden definitely wins.

Are you really this ignorant, or is this all for show?

As I said before, no President is a magician. They can't magically lower the debt and increase the GDP with a snap of the fingers. Is that what you think?

Trump raised the ratio each year... the GDP was going down while the debt was going up.

Biden has lowered the ratio each year... the debt is going up, but the GDP is going up at a higher rate.

freerangethinker

Posted 6:37 pm, 04/12/2024

Now I'm really confused. Is it that a higher ratio is better? I thought it was the closer to 100% the better. Biden's seems to consistently be well over 100% while Trumps was way closer to 100%. Please make up your mind. Is it better to be closer to 100% or is closer to 120% better? If it's closer to 120% then Biden definitely wins.

antithesis
Posted 2:10 pm, 04/12/2024
I found that you can change the graph to annual, and it doesn't match what you posted. I don't know where Macrotrends got their data, but it's not what the Fed says.

2017 - 102.53
2018 - 103.81
2019 - 104.50
2020 - 122.60
2021 - 121.60
2022 - 119.77
2023 - 119.64

DLD

Posted 6:36 pm, 04/12/2024

"The latest data out June 12" Anti thats about all I need to know about your bs.

antithesis

Posted 6:16 pm, 04/12/2024

So we agree then. Biden has way worse numbers than Trump.


What are you smoking? And did you bring enough for the rest of the class? Literally every number posted, by you or me, have shown that Biden's numbers are much, much better than Trump's.

Anti if inflation was 2-3% prices and interest rates would not be out the roof.

Sorry, but you have no idea what you're talking about.

Prices went up post-COVID, sure. Due to Trump's failed economy. After that, inflation leveled out to about 3%. And that's good.

As I've already shown, if they were to lower interest rates it would be a sign of a bad economy. The fact that we have a 3% inflation and steady interest rates are good things.

Everybody who thinks this is a healthy economy please raise your hand

You're talking about opinions, I'm talking about facts. They aren't always the same.

In a healthy economy, prices tend to go up - a process called inflation.

While you might not like that as a consumer, moderate price growth is a sign of a healthy, growing economy. And, historically at least, wages tend to go up at about the same pace during periods of inflation.

The U.S. Federal Reserve sees 2% inflation as the sweet spot for the economy, which is about its current level. But some economists, including those at the Fed, worry the economy is weakening, which would cause inflation to drop below its target - something it wants to avoid. The latest data, out June 12, suggested this may be happening.

As a result, there's growing speculation that the Fed will cut interest rates to give the economy a boost, which would indirectly spur more inflation. The problem is, too much inflation can also be a bad thing.

gascon

Posted 5:20 pm, 04/12/2024

Not always right but never wrong, antee

DB Cooper

Posted 4:49 pm, 04/12/2024

A healthy economy has an inflation of 2-3%, so this is right in line with what it should be.


Everybody who thinks this is a healthy economy please raise your hand

underdog2

Posted 3:38 pm, 04/12/2024

Anti if inflation was 2-3% prices and interest rates would not be out the roof. It aint working and it wont work. Biden and his gang have ruined the economy and the border.

freerangethinker

Posted 3:32 pm, 04/12/2024

So we agree then. Biden has way worse numbers than Trump.

antithesis

Posted 2:59 pm, 04/12/2024

That's not the economy, that's inflation.

The prediction in February was 3.7%, now it's 3.8%.


A healthy economy has an inflation of 2-3%, so this is right in line with what it should be.

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