Posted on 10/07/2023 1:21:51 PM PDT by CFW
But, unfortunately we have what we have and all signs point to it getting worse. A lot worse.
Wait until the markets open on Monday. We still have Sunday to “live through” if we make it.
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It is a federal holiday Monday. Banks and federal offices will be closed, as will the the bond markets that trade in U.S. government debt. However, the stock exchanges WILL be open. It was an interesting day on Friday which you can tell if you just take a look at the graphs of the stock exchanges.
Monday however, is going to be a very interesting day.
2011?
who was president?
We should be concerned about the US, not Biden. The House should pass appropriation bills and send them to the Senate.
Each appropriation bill be small and not part of an omnibus. Each bill should highlight what is not in it. What is not in it should divide the Democrats.... the common sense from the wackos.
“Only 25% of Americans approve of President Biden’s handling of the economy”
Those 25% should be in institutions, getting medical help.
Obama,the year before he was re-elected.
“We should be concerned about the US, not Biden.”
I care less about Biden than I do about that bug I tossed out the door this morning.
2011, when another traitor, er, Democrat was in charge.
Christmas shopping will be starting soon. Santa Claus won’t be pleased.
Folks, we are at war.
Only 78 looting days until Christmas!
Bidenomics
One for you one for me
Two for you one two for me
Three for you one two three for me.........................
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That's about it. Except when it comes to tax dollars. Then, it is "three from you, zero from me....".
If you read the linked article, below is just the first few items they mention in regards to "Bidenomics":
Bidenomics is not working. Bidenflation, as measured by the TIPP CPI, stands at 16.7%. Prices have surged by 16.7% since Biden assumed office. Paying bills and making ends meet are major concerns for Americans. Inflation is an additional tax, with each household spending an extra $700 monthly.
Americans' wages have not kept pace with inflation. Six in ten Americans live paycheck to paycheck. Many Americans have to rely on credit cards or take on a second job to make ends meet.
Gasoline prices, with a national average above $3.50 per gallon, are draining more money from wallets.
After a hiatus, student loan payments are due again, likely putting more strain on pocketbooks.
Americans face yin-yang dynamics. While the Fed is raising rates to curb inflation, Biden is increasing spending that fuels inflation. The net result is prolonged stagflation.
If you want a place to bookmark to occasionally check in on government agencies economic reporting numbers and indicators, I recommend the link below. It gives the latest on everything from inflation rate and consumer confidence to debt and on to private sector debt and spending. It's very handy when wanting to respond with facts to someone but can't remember which site to go to find the numbers.
That’s right, and thanks, I stand corrected but it will be interesting..
LOL! I carried in over a hundred bucks of groceries today in the little plastic Kroger bags........on just one arm!
Great data thanks your 100% right
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