Jobs, jobs, jobs: The unemployment rate has been below 4% for 27 consecutive months. That hasn't happened since Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon were president.
And wages are rising substantially faster than prices.
The Biden recession we kept hearing about sounded super scary. But it's been surprisingly easy to take.
Oh, yeah. It's been a real picnic. You dipshits on the left can't obfuscate your way out of this one. Voters won't be fooled by your number-fudging and rhetoric. They are buying gas and groceries every week, when they can afford them, and all your financial baloney won't change what they are seeing and feeling in their own experiences. For working class Americans, it's been anything but 'surprisingly easy to take.'
Currently, wage growth is largest for working-class Americans. And that's after being adjusted for inflation.
America has the strongest economy in the world today, this very minute. And it's not particularly close. Obfuscate your way out of that.
Some Gallup poll results: "What do you see as the most important problem?"
1949: The economy 1961: The economy 1973: The economy 1977: The economy 1985: The economy 1993: The economy 2002: The economy 2009: The economy 2017: The economy
There's much more where those came from. Which is why 100% of all House, Senate and Presidential elections have been won by the challengers.
Regrets that you didn't get your Biden recession binky. But pretending can be almost as fun.
The funniest thing on television is Fridays on Fox Business, when the crestfallen hosts are forced to report on greater economic gains outperforming expectations. It happens 3 times per month, sometimes four.
Imagine the desperate emotional need of a person who thinks Trump Social stock is absolutely killing it, but the U.S. economy is in tatters.
Perhaps you'll get your dearly wished-for Biden recession in 2025 or 2026. Bad luck doesn't last forever.
Jobs, jobs, jobs:
ReplyDeleteThe unemployment rate has been below 4% for 27 consecutive months. That hasn't happened since Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon were president.
And wages are rising substantially faster than prices.
The Biden recession we kept hearing about sounded super scary. But it's been surprisingly easy to take.
"But it's been surprisingly easy to take."
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah. It's been a real picnic. You dipshits on the left can't obfuscate your way out of this one. Voters won't be fooled by your number-fudging and rhetoric. They are buying gas and groceries every week, when they can afford them, and all your financial baloney won't change what they are seeing and feeling in their own experiences. For working class Americans, it's been anything but 'surprisingly easy to take.'
Currently, wage growth is largest for working-class Americans. And that's after being adjusted for inflation.
ReplyDeleteAmerica has the strongest economy in the world today, this very minute. And it's not particularly close. Obfuscate your way out of that.
Some Gallup poll results: "What do you see as the most important problem?"
1949: The economy
1961: The economy
1973: The economy
1977: The economy
1985: The economy
1993: The economy
2002: The economy
2009: The economy
2017: The economy
There's much more where those came from. Which is why 100% of all House, Senate and Presidential elections have been won by the challengers.
Regrets that you didn't get your Biden recession binky. But pretending can be almost as fun.
The only person you are convincing with this crap is yourself, and I doubt even that is true.
ReplyDeleteThe funniest thing on television is Fridays on Fox Business, when the crestfallen hosts are forced to report on greater economic gains outperforming expectations. It happens 3 times per month, sometimes four.
ReplyDeleteImagine the desperate emotional need of a person who thinks Trump Social stock is absolutely killing it, but the U.S. economy is in tatters.
Perhaps you'll get your dearly wished-for Biden recession in 2025 or 2026. Bad luck doesn't last forever.