Now, here is an economic problem no Repub has produced or presided over
At least, not in the past 100 years or since the data for this kind of thing has been available:
[B]There were 4.6 million more job openings than unemployed workers in December[/B]
[URL]https://www.cnbc.com/2022/02/01/there-were-4point6-million-more-job-openings-than-unemployed-workers-in-december.html?__source=androidappshare[/URL]
Of course, Repubs have a quick fix for a problem like this and for the kind of Trump's Pandemic Supply Chain Destruction Inflation the world is faced with today; they simply do what they usually do when they have the chance, which is to find some new and unprecedented way to crash the USA economy and wipe out millions of USA jobs.
In no time at all, any possibility of "too many jobs" "wages rising too much" and "prices rising to meet our capacity to pay them" will vanish into thin air and disappear just like that dream Trump told us his Pandemic would seem like any minute now way back in early 2020.
I know Repubs are champing at the bit, howling at the moon and clawing at the unyielding earth with their bare claws to get in there and do exactly that as soon as their extreme gerrymandering and plans to impose new rules to throw out likely Dem votes and only count the rest come to fruition.
I don't think he thought it through
So the one-term, twice-impeached former guy said recently that Mike Pence absolutely had the authority to not count electors from certain states. In other words, he thinks that Mike Pence could pick the President.
Did he realize that means that in 2024, Kamala Harris will get to pick the next President?
He also has been saying for the last 2 years that he won the 2020 election. If that's true, he can't run again because the Constitution forbids more than 2 terms.