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07-27-22 16:50 #9316
Posts: 3276Originally Posted by Xpartan [View Original Post]
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/hi...bits-aaa-finds
The DoE's official implied gasoline demand data shows the weakest demand since the COVID lockdowns (on a seasonal basis) and weakest overall since 2013.
And this is good?
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07-27-22 16:37 #9315
Posts: 2809Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]
Meanwhile they are still obsessed with Trump and Russia. Russia is is a minor issue, they real problem is China.
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07-27-22 16:27 #9314
Posts: 5474Maybe I missed it
Originally Posted by Gino02 [View Original Post]
I didn't read that Biden did anything like all those things Trump did in your link.
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07-27-22 14:56 #9313
Posts: 1604Hogwash
Originally Posted by AxelHeyst [View Original Post]
First, hearsay only applies to a trial. Are the hearings a trial? Nope. So I call BS on your statement for that reason alone.
Need more proof? How about this: https://lawandcrime.com/jan-6-commit...e-complicated/ or https://www.politico.com/news/magazi...imony-00042985.
But you'll just call it "fake news" because that's what "FUX snooze" says it is, right?
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07-27-22 12:12 #9312
Posts: 5474LOL. But Repubs slam strong Dem economies. Like the current one.
Originally Posted by Xpartan [View Original Post]
First of all, it has been more than 100 years since the USA economy could have been remotely described accurately as being "in tatters" under Dem stewardship.
Today's USA economy is not "in tatters. " Far from it. It is so strong under Biden and Dem stewardship, even Trump's Pandemic Supply-Chain Destruction Inflation has barely put a dent in consumer spending, not caused so much as a hiccup in Dem Biden's historic jobs creation or caused Dem Biden's record fast decline in the unemployment rate to tick up a mere point.
It is even doubtful that the official arbiter of "recessions", the NBER, will designate this point in time as a "recession" even if the GDP Growth rate contracted a tad last quarter:
Here's how to know if we're in a recession, and it's not what you think.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/07/26/here...ndroidappshare
Most people think that back-to-back negative GDP quarters constitute a recession, but thats not the case.
The National Bureau of Economic Research is the official arbiter of recessions, and uses multiple other factors in making its determination.
The NBER would be laughingstocks if they said we had a recession when we were creating 400,000 jobs a month, said Dean Baker, co-founder of the Center for Economic and Policy Research.
Now, to cite when the USA economy was truly "in tatters" under and due to Repubs, one only has to look at the Repub Trump to Dem Biden handoff just 18 months ago.
And the Repub GW Bush handoff to Dem Obama-Biden 12 years prior to that.
And the Repub GHW Bush handoff to Dem Bill Clinton 8 years before that.
And so on.
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07-27-22 08:24 #9311
Posts: 1973Yep. Gas is going down
Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
Expensive gas is good for Repub. Cheap gas is bad for Repubs. Cheap gas distracts people from voting right. As in ultra-right.
I guess, Trump could help. He could beg Russia to do something about gas.
Like, I don't know.
Russia, if you're listening.
I hope you're able to find a way to give us some economic pain.
$6 per gallon would be fantastic.
Can't you keep invading? Why stop at Ukraine? The more the merrier.
There're so many "Stans" in your neighborhood, you know, worth invading. It would be genius!
I think you will probably be rewarded mightily for your kindness.
Let's see if that happens. Chop-chop.
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07-27-22 07:22 #9310
Posts: 1138The disease killing America
Sadly, this is the main problem.
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07-27-22 07:19 #9309
Posts: 1138Chicago Mayor Lightfoot refusing to pay speeding, red light tickets
Chicago Mayor Lightfoot refusing to pay speeding, red light tickets as they pile up: Report - Fox News, July 26th 2022
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/ch...rt/ar-AA1003qp
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07-27-22 07:17 #9308
Posts: 1138Biden just took a page out of Trump's vaccine playbook to solve gas price problems
Biden just took a page out of Trump's vaccine playbook to solve gas price problems - Business Insider, July 26th 2022
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mark...ms/ar-AA1005pM
If Burden simply kept copying what Trump was doing for us, we wouldn't be in such a dipshit situation. But still, better late than never. We know Burden won't give credit to Trump for the strategies, but at least started following now. Good.
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07-27-22 07:12 #9307
Posts: 1138Hard times ahead: How Biden and the Fed are driving America into a recession
Hard times ahead: How Biden and the Fed are driving America into a recession - USA Today - July 26th 2022
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mark...ion/ar-AAZYTyW
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07-27-22 05:34 #9306
Posts: 5474Oh No
Today the most reputable and reliable poll of polls service shows Repubs with less than a single percent advantage over Dems on their Generic Ballot question.
At only 0. 7%.
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com...eneric-ballot/
That is a "falling off the cliff" level of decline for Repubs in just a few weeks.
Considering they have two huge historic advantages this time around in that it is the first midterm of a POTUS from the other Party as well as the first midterm after the Dem POTUS and (nominal) majority passed truly historic legislation destined to become revered and virtually untouchable as the basis for what makes America great (Dems are always punished for this in the next midterm due to Repubs launching full force into demonizing the Dems' historically positive accomplishment), this midterm ought to be an easy Red wave for Repubs and a big one.
But their disastrous recent and historic results combined with their astonishing level of anti American, anti Freedom, anti Democracy, BIG Government Authoritarian Dictatorship Love is making it way more difficult for them than it ought to be.
Then again, their hatred for America and democracy has meant they are only busy installing QAnon Repub loons in positions to throw out ballots with votes they don't like all around the country. So I suppose it won't matter how godawful they do in the election.
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07-26-22 22:35 #9305
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by JustTK [View Original Post]
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07-26-22 20:29 #9304
Posts: 3276Originally Posted by Spidy [View Original Post]
I am glad to see you have your priorities in life correct.
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07-26-22 19:08 #9303
Posts: 1804Originally Posted by ScatManDoo [View Original Post]
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07-26-22 17:48 #9302
Posts: 5474Here is a much better comparison based on the actual data and record of results
Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]
GW Bush and Trump produced across-the-board results that are among the absolute worst of all time. On the critical issue of USA jobs creation, perhaps only Repub Herbert Hoover had a worse record than either one.
But at least Hoover didn't also ignore the most blatantly obvious pending terrorist attack intel of all time and then compound that criminally negligent National Security botch by lying us into two counter-productive quagmire wars in the Middle East as GW Bush did.
And Hoover didn't decide to lay the foundation of any potentially deadly Pandemic to emerge and spread unabated, make sure it became one when the first predictable opportunity came along, lie in sync with our stated foreign adversaries to successfully mass murder at least a million Americans and cap off his historically disastrous so-called presidency by leading a violent, cop-killing mob of lemming followers to attempt the overturning of a free and fair election and the overthrowing of American democracy as Trump did.
Therefore, by comparison to GW Bush and Donald J. Trump, Herbert Hoover was a pretty good president. As were Charlie Manson and Jack the Ripper. By comparison to GW Bush and Donald J. Trump, that is.