Bidenomics Failing Big Time?

Box Ox

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His skin color has nothing to do with his comments nor mine
Racist

As a dirty white skin, your religion demands that you acknowledge and address your racism as Christians acknowledge their sins and ask God for forgiveness.

Have you kissed any black feet and asked their owners to forgive you for your racism today?

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El Correcto

god is dead
As a dirty white skin, your religion demands that you acknowledge and address your racism as Christians acknowledge their sins and ask God for forgiveness.

Have you kissed any black feet and asked their owners to forgive you for your racism today?

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I hope he has to defend himself against a black thug one day killing the thug and then the prosecution finds all his “White Power!” Browncafe posts.
 

Netsua 3:16

AND THAT’S THE BOTTOM LINE
As a dirty white skin, your religion demands that you acknowledge and address your racism as Christians acknowledge their sins and ask God for forgiveness.

Have you kissed any black feet and asked their owners to forgive you for your racism today?

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There goes box ox, popping up out of nowhere with that fat black lady picture, obsessing over my posts
 

fishtm2001

Well-Known Member
"The Republican Party, it tells us, has become a workers’ party. The complicating detail is finding ways to lift incomes for low-wage workers that meet the party’s approval. Giving low-income workers money is bad because that creates a disincentive to work. Regulating a higher minimum wage is also no good because that kills jobs. Government-subsidized health insurance or child care is also problematic, and encouraging the formation of unions to give them more bargaining power is totally unacceptable.

That leaves just one Republican-friendly way to increase living standards for low-wage workers: a tight labor market that forces employers to bid up wages. And now, it turns out Republicans don’t like that method, either."

Jonathan Chait
 

Fred's Myth

Nonhyphenated American
"The Republican Party, it tells us, has become a workers’ party. The complicating detail is finding ways to lift incomes for low-wage workers that meet the party’s approval. Giving low-income workers money is bad because that creates a disincentive to work. Regulating a higher minimum wage is also no good because that kills jobs. Government-subsidized health insurance or child care is also problematic, and encouraging the formation of unions to give them more bargaining power is totally unacceptable.

That leaves just one Republican-friendly way to increase living standards for low-wage workers: a tight labor market that forces employers to bid up wages. And now, it turns out Republicans don’t like that method, either."

Jonathan Chait
Gosh, what would happen if the government somehow handed all that money to businesses so that they could pay their employees a living wage for work? You would have just eliminated the bureaucracy, gained massive employment numbers, and made American businesses highly competitive in the world market.
 

It will be fine

Well-Known Member
Gosh, what would happen if the government somehow handed all that money to businesses so that they could pay their employees a living wage for work? You would have just eliminated the bureaucracy, gained massive employment numbers, and made American businesses highly competitive in the world market.
Interesting theory, has it ever worked out like that in practice?
 
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