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02-11-22 20:16 #6437
Posts: 1956Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]
But anyway.
You're right, some people were better off with Reagan. Just like SOME people were better of with Trump. Your point?
The economy is doing great under Biden. What is it that you don't like, specifically? Inflation? Did you NOT like inflation when Trump gave his billionaire friends $2 trillion in unconditional tax cuts?
Inflation is nearing 6% this year and people are worried that it may continue to go up, returning us to the bad old days of double-digit inflation like we had in the 1970s and ’80s.
There are multiple causes. Republicans trying to blame President Joe Biden for this inflation point to the American Rescue Plan from this spring and the infrastructure plan that recently passed (and hasn’t yet put one penny into the economy). What they refuse to admit is that much of this inflation is the result of their tax cuts for wealthy Americans that has put $250 billion per year of stimulus money into our economy each year since 2018.
Economists of all stripes warned that putting that much stimulus into an already-growing economy was a mistake that would cause inflation to rise. Republicans were OK with inflation caused by tax cuts for the wealthy, but when the middle class shows up for the party looking for more jobs and higher wages, they decide it is time to take the punch bowl away.
If Republicans are serious about reducing the inflationary effects of stimulus spending, they could simply end former President Donald Trump’s tax cuts for the wealthy.
Originally Posted by PVMonger [View Original Post]
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02-11-22 18:55 #6436
Posts: 2344Looking forward to the 2022 midterms
The Wisconsin primary is only a few days away.
Wisconsin is currently a purple state. I think it used to be a blue state. It sure looked blue in 1984 for George McGovern.
Most of its state government seats are filled with republican asses. Wisconsin went for Trump in 2016, not so much in 2020.
Current campaigners for the democratic party have their grassroots efforts this week in support of police, law and order and support of Democracy.
They're happy to point out that their opposition actively defunds police (no BBB), obstructs justice in all corners, all corners!, and supported the coup efforts that opposed democracy.
These Wisconsin activists encouraged democrats across the nation to join their phone banks.
Technology allows democrats, wherever they live, to link up and make phone calls this week.
Many of the republican candidates are folks supported by Donald Trump.
To sit on election boards and serve their leader's order for future elections.
Most of these local elections in off-year voting, get decided with low (often less than 20%) election voting rates. Democrats have issues, like preserving democracy, that is going to motivate many many more voters than usual. Some of whom can give an hour or two to burn up purple phones in Wisconsin this week. I am tempted.
The Republican platform is stuck on "Flippy Floppy TrumpShit".
Which belong in a toilet in Mar-a-logShit, instead of classified top secret papers.
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02-11-22 17:33 #6435
Posts: 2344Prince Charles tests positive for Codvd-19
More than 11 royal guardsmen had to hold the prince in restraints as he tried desperately this morning to wake and infect his Mother, the Queen.
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02-11-22 17:21 #6434
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by Canada [View Original Post]
10 to 20 years from now it is likely that more than half of new vehicles will not use gasoline as its primary fuel.
It would be foolish to spend a big part of (oil company) current budget on new drilling for new wells to produce oil in the future that won't be needed.
Buggy whip production slowed way down a hundred years ago. Canada decries that lost production capacity!
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02-11-22 16:06 #6433
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by EatALotOpus [View Original Post]
With farm producers getting paid less.
And grocery stores charging more.
Eat a lot.
When whining a lot about inflation.
Does not think a lot.
And understands nothing, like he is.
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02-11-22 14:58 #6432
Posts: 104Smart
Originally Posted by ScatManDoo [View Original Post]
Thus your post becomes very intelligent for someone devoid of facts!
Keep on mongering but don't spent your stimulus money. You may need it with this inflation!
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02-11-22 05:01 #6431
Posts: 1604You could provide sources
Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]
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02-11-22 04:04 #6430
Posts: 5452Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]
Although your suggestion that Carter's economic results were as good as Biden's is highly debatable. After all, as bad as the Nixon / Ford economy and conditions were that Carter inherited and had to recovery America from, it wasn't nearly as nightmarish and disastrous as what Biden inherited from Trump and has been recovering us from at a historic clip and level.
Now, I have posted links in my previous posts for the history of Inflation, GDP Growth, Unemployment Rates, Jobs Creation or Losses by President including average annual gains, Recessions, stock market gains, etc.
Feel free to research, review, re-link and reference the actual, verifiable record and data in any and all of them to refute what you stated and that I highlighted above if you'd like.
Good luck with that. I've looked and I can't refute it.
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02-11-22 00:37 #6429
Posts: 1604Originally Posted by Canada [View Original Post]
1. " They stopped drilling because Biden cancelled permits on all federal land. " Hogwash. https://www.audubon.org/news/despite...ng-under-biden.
2. "XL Pipeline". Hogwash. It wasn't even built yet. Coulda, woulda, shoulda doesn't matter.
3. "Oil companies bottom line is great". https://www.npr.org/2021/03/06/97364...s-oil-not-more.
4-x. All of the following articles refute your anti-Biden hogwash https://www.forbes.com/sites/daneber...h=17b42329ddfc and https://www.thebalance.com/what-make...o-high-3305654 and https://www.business-standard.com/ar...2500016_1.html and https://apnews.com/article/why-are-g...37eed6838484bd and https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=50738.
But, hey, FUX "News" said Biden is to blame so, yeah, let's go with that. Sheesh.
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02-11-22 00:15 #6428
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by ScatManDoo [View Original Post]
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02-10-22 23:41 #6427
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by Xpartan [View Original Post]
He might not be able to stop himself from spewing some uncontrollably.
Like all helpless newborns do.
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02-10-22 22:35 #6426
Posts: 1956Originally Posted by EatALotOpus [View Original Post]
Lazy, but convenient, no doubt about that.
Although, if you're not willing to even consider your opponent's arguments, why start arguing to begin with?
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02-10-22 20:18 #6425
Posts: 3230Originally Posted by Xpartan [View Original Post]
Xpartan, how many times were you dropped as a child?
Was inflation this high under Trump Xpartan? Now go ahead and make your pathetic sorry ass excuses.
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02-10-22 20:12 #6424
Posts: 3230Originally Posted by PVMonger [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by PVMonger [View Original Post]
https://www.zerohedge.com/commoditie...omics-us-shale
Supply chain challenges and higher labor and equipment costs could be stumbling blocks for USA Shale, especially for the basins with higher breakeven prices.
Gee, and whose fault is that?
Headline CPI and core CPI popped 0. 6% (0. 65%/0. 58% unrounded) mom in January, kicking off the new year with a positive inflation surprise. This boosted the yoy rates to 7. 5% from 7. 04% for headline and 6. 0% from 5. 5% for core both the highest since 1982 as noted above.
Are you Dems going to own that or is it the pandemic or Trump's fault? How come there was not this much inflation with Trump?
Back to the article: But the oil industry still has not recovered: Still, USA Crude oil production is set to hit a new record of 12.4 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2023, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said in the January Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO).
On Tuesday the EIA raised its production forecast, expecting USA Crude oil production to rise to an average of 12.0 million bpd in 2022 and 12.6 million bpd in 2023 an annual record high and 200,000 bpd above last month's estimate. The previous annual average record of 12.3 million bpd was set in 2019.
End of quote.
This is not shit. It is nowhere near enough. Oil production was up as much as a million BPD a year under Obama in his last few years and was up as high as 1. 5 million under Trump.
Originally Posted by PVMonger [View Original Post]
And USA oil production was less in 2021 than 2020. Whose fault is that? It is never Biden's fault about anything is it?
Originally Posted by PVMonger [View Original Post]
And then look at the table from this article:
https://www.freightwaves.com/news/gl...finally-peaked
The number of container ships waiting for berths at the ports of LOS Angeles and Long Beach fell to 78 on Tuesday, the lowest tally in three months. That's down down 23% from 101 ships on Feb. 1 (the average for the month of January was also 101) and down 28% from the all-time high of 109 ships on Jan. 9, albeit still up 160% year on year.
Congratulations, maybe in another two years, you Dems can get that under ten like it was with Trump.
But maybe everything will be better if you Dems can get Joe Rogan and his "misinformation" off Spotify. That seems to be your #1 priority right now.
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02-10-22 19:25 #6423
Posts: 1068Total Garbage
Originally Posted by PVMonger [View Original Post]