It's Official !!! Senile Biden's RECESSION is Here !!!!!!!!!!!!

[berryberry]

Originally Posted by Salty Again

... The House-led Republicans can then CHANGE the new
Reconciliation bill - and slice and dice it fit the
current need... OR push another new bill altogether.

And when Trump is again elected by the voters in 2024
- He can work to repair the damage that Biden has brought
to the country.

IF you fellows do not like the Biden Economy - as most Americans don't
- then please remember "Elections DO have Consequences"...

#### Salty

Alas Salty the Republicans after winning control of Congress in November will be unable to change the new reconciliation bill or pass a new one altogether because the Dementia patient will still be in the White House and will not sign the bill

Smarty1 is absolutely correct - the Libtards know they are losing big this November and this is their plan to destroy the economy the next few years and turn around and blame Republicans because they know libtard voters are the dumbest sheep out there

[berryberry]

Originally Posted by eyecu2

What I will say is that the current adminstration does even shittier than the last one, is poor communication. I've never seen such a fucking mess of the message. You'd think that a guy who's been in office for decades would figure out that you have to be in front of the public and press, every damn day and shouting every / any accomplishments.

Ummm - Senile Biden and his admin literally have no accomplishments to shout about.

[snoopy75]

[Mplay]

Pretty sure middle class and lower are feeling this. Call it whatever but when energy ,food and rents shoot up people notice.

[eyecu2]

Originally Posted by berryberry

Ummm - Senile Biden and his admin literally have no accomplishments to shout about.

Unemployement is at 3.6% - almost down to pre-pandemic rates

Under President Biden, the United States has added 9 million jobs—the highest number of jobs added in any president’s first 17 months.

First president to pass an ACTUAL infrastructure bill since 1998.

Net domestic investment remains at an all-time high, as business investment in inputs such as equipment, software, and other productivity-boosting items stood at a 6.8 percent annual rate last quarter. For example, the construction of new manufacturing facilities is up 116 percent over the past year, with more companies moving supply chains back to the United States and out of countries such as China to avoid the kind of disruptions experienced during the pandemic.

Total monthly manufacturing spending has reached its highest level on record.

and oh yeah- Manchin and Sinema decide to vote on climate, energy and prescription cost- along with a reduction in spending.

yeah- holy fuck- not anything to shout about......


Maybe it's not the type of shouting that REPtards enjoy though?

if it's not about Hunters' laptop or the email lady, or the unproven yet often touted stolen election, the Jan 6 tourists, or any non compliant ideology (fake news), then it's just not worth shouting about- right?

We shoiuld find ways to applaud anything positive when there is something-with a still a potential pandemic with the newest variant out there, and ways to keep the inflation monster away. I think we are living a very unique time when there is many ppl out there with money and desire to make purchases. Those folks on the bottom rung of the economic ladder are for sure taking a beating- but that's nobody on this board, cause if you got hooker money, you aint on that rung.

[Salty Again]

... Good post there, EyeCU2 - I don't agree with much of it,
but it's GOOD for all the posters to give their OPINIONS
on things here, mate.

THAT is how we get good discussions.

#### Salty

[berryberry]

Originally Posted by eyecu2

Unemployement is at 3.6% - almost down to pre-pandemic rates

That is because unemployment rates exclude people who have permanently left the workforce which many did. Include them and the rate would be much higher

Originally Posted by eyecu2

Under President Biden, the United States has added 9 million jobs—the highest number of jobs added in any president’s first 17 months.

LOL - Seriously? It doesn't count when people go back to work after the pandemic put them out of a job

Originally Posted by eyecu2

First president to pass an ACTUAL infrastructure bill since 1998.

A heavy pork barrel bill, much of it unrelated to infrastructure, that has helped fuel inflation is nothing to celebrate

Originally Posted by eyecu2

Net domestic investment remains at an all-time high, as business investment in inputs such as equipment, software, and other productivity-boosting items stood at a 6.8 percent annual rate last quarter. For example, the construction of new manufacturing facilities is up 116 percent over the past year, with more companies moving supply chains back to the United States and out of countries such as China to avoid the kind of disruptions experienced during the pandemic.

Total monthly manufacturing spending has reached its highest level on record.

And Senile Biden did exactly what to make this happen. Get real.

Originally Posted by eyecu2

and oh yeah- Manchin and Sinema decide to vote on climate, energy and prescription cost- along with a reduction in spending.

Actually Sinema has not yet agreed - but again a boondoggle bill that wastes even more money on green energy subsidy bullshit and Obamacare subsidies keeping the cost of health insurance high, DOES NOT reduce inflation but DOES INCREASE taxes on nearly all Americans is certainly no fucking accomplishment

So again - no accomplishments by Senile Biden

[chizzy]

Originally Posted by eyecu2

Unemployement is at 3.6% - almost down to pre-pandemic rates

Under President Biden, the United States has added 9 million jobs—the highest number of jobs added in any president’s first 17 months.

First president to pass an ACTUAL infrastructure bill since 1998.

Net domestic investment remains at an all-time high, as business investment in inputs such as equipment, software, and other productivity-boosting items stood at a 6.8 percent annual rate last quarter. For example, the construction of new manufacturing facilities is up 116 percent over the past year, with more companies moving supply chains back to the United States and out of countries such as China to avoid the kind of disruptions experienced during the pandemic.

Total monthly manufacturing spending has reached its highest level on record.

and oh yeah- Manchin and Sinema decide to vote on climate, energy and prescription cost- along with a reduction in spending.

yeah- holy fuck- not anything to shout about......


Maybe it's not the type of shouting that REPtards enjoy though?

if it's not about Hunters' laptop or the email lady, or the unproven yet often touted stolen election, the Jan 6 tourists, or any non compliant ideology (fake news), then it's just not worth shouting about- right?

We shoiuld find ways to applaud anything positive when there is something-with a still a potential pandemic with the newest variant out there, and ways to keep the inflation monster away. I think we are living a very unique time when there is many ppl out there with money and desire to make purchases. Those folks on the bottom rung of the economic ladder are for sure taking a beating- but that's nobody on this board, cause if you got hooker money, you aint on that rung.

ahh added 9 million jobs? as stated already, he didnt add or "create any "new jobs" people returning to their jobs dont count

any may i remind you, trump had a program in place that would have medicare go out and drastically reduce prescription prices by paying the lowest amount for drugs as the lowest amount that was paid by any other country....... one of bidens first things was to rescind that order....