BrownFlush
Woke Racist Reigning Ban King
He won't inject anyone with it but, he makes me want to drink it at times.
President Biden
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Fred's Myth
Nonhyphenated American
Democrats Throw ‘Bidenomics’ into the Dumpster!
Even Democrats are seeing this failure… Well not all of themwe have at least one on here that has touted Bidenomics.
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rod
Retired 23 years
I'm not so sure about that. He may have saved them for a couple of years but is now on the fast track with inflation rising to put even more of them in poverty. Biden sucks.
100%ORIONComplianceGuy
25+ Year UPSer and Teamster
Many people are concerned with Pedo Joe’s mental state. And rightful my so. But what should be more concerning is the mental state of those that voted for him. And will again!
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100%ORIONComplianceGuy
25+ Year UPSer and Teamster
That's some good reading........
Darmark7
Retired 2020. Not my Problem Anymore!
Biden is the least popular president in 70 years — below even Nixon and Carter.
The New York Post reports:
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Woke Racist Reigning Ban King
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Darmark7
Retired 2020. Not my Problem Anymore!
When the only reason you hire a person is because they are black, a woman and a lesbian you cannot fire them because they are black, a woman and a lesbian.
rod
Retired 23 years
Say it isn't so.
Just imagine the stories she would tell if fired…
Sorta like the stories Zelensky would tell if his funding were cut off…
oldngray
nowhere special
Consumers haven’t felt this bad about the economy since November | CNN Business
May 10, 2024
"Consumer sentiment plunged to the lowest level in six months as price increases reaccelerated, according to the latest University of Michigan survey of consumers, released Friday.
Additionally, consumers are bracing for even higher price increases in the year ahead compared to readings from prior months, the survey found.
The gauge, which is closely tracked by the Biden administration, plunged 13% from April’s 77.2% reading, to 67.4%. That’s the biggest one-month drop since mid-2021. Economists polled by FactSet were expecting consumer expectations to fall to just 76.9%."
"Consumers are expecting mortgage rates to continue climbing and are indefinitely putting off purchasing a home, according to a New Fed survey released earlier this week. Renting is also far from a bargain these days. Consumers are gearing up for even bigger increases compared to the expected rise in mortgage rates over the next year, the survey found.
Additionally, in many parts of the country, the pace of rent increases is eroding recent wage gains.
Another worrying sign is the rising rate of consumers becoming delinquent on expenses such as auto loans, credit card bills and rent. The New York Fed will release new data on household borrowing and indebtedness on Tuesday at 11 am ET."
May 10, 2024
"Consumer sentiment plunged to the lowest level in six months as price increases reaccelerated, according to the latest University of Michigan survey of consumers, released Friday.
Additionally, consumers are bracing for even higher price increases in the year ahead compared to readings from prior months, the survey found.
The gauge, which is closely tracked by the Biden administration, plunged 13% from April’s 77.2% reading, to 67.4%. That’s the biggest one-month drop since mid-2021. Economists polled by FactSet were expecting consumer expectations to fall to just 76.9%."
"Consumers are expecting mortgage rates to continue climbing and are indefinitely putting off purchasing a home, according to a New Fed survey released earlier this week. Renting is also far from a bargain these days. Consumers are gearing up for even bigger increases compared to the expected rise in mortgage rates over the next year, the survey found.
Additionally, in many parts of the country, the pace of rent increases is eroding recent wage gains.
Another worrying sign is the rising rate of consumers becoming delinquent on expenses such as auto loans, credit card bills and rent. The New York Fed will release new data on household borrowing and indebtedness on Tuesday at 11 am ET."
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