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And inflation is wiping out the economic growth, interest rates are 3 times higher than before Biden took office. Most economic think tanks have stated that the average middle class family has lost 2 months pay.
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SPC Carl Davis
SPC Carl Davis
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Prices will never go back to pre pandemic levels. Between corporate greed and Republicans control of the House higher prices are here to stay. Regardless of who's in the WH.
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SPC Carl Davis - Tell yourself what ever you need, Biden and the democrats created our inflation when they spent 7 trillion in his first 9 months which made the dollar on the global and local markets worth less. You can blame others but anyone who has a degree in economics knows.
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SPC Carl Davis - That's fine but you can't argue with the truth and facts.
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1SG Russell S.
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Your a nut if you actually believe your drabble.
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PO3 Shayne Seibert
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Yeah, that's what's happening with 10% increase in food prices 17% increase in whole goods and no increases in pay.
The government LOVES inflation! Everything costs the consumer more so there is a boatload more money coming in, in the form of sales taxes import taxes, etc..
People who say that the economy is strong and Biden is the reason for it are completely delusional or rich. There is no in between.
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SPC Carl Davis
SPC Carl Davis
6 mo
Corporations love Inflation. They take full advantage. Republicans want a recession. So that somehow helps.
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PO3 Shayne Seibert
PO3 Shayne Seibert
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SPC Carl Davis - Nobody wants a recession, which is why the Biden team won't call this a recession. The ONLY thing keeping it from being a recession is that the stock market hasn't tanked... yet.
Housing starts are at the lowest in 20 years, income is nowhere near the inflation rate, gas prices have slowly dropped but are poised to spike again with the war in Gaza. Interest rates won't stabilize with the constant increases by the Fed. The economic uncertainty in the REAL population is at near all time lows, so we have been in an undeclared recession for a couple of years.
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