Republicans need to stop talking the economy down

Phantasmal said:
It’s not rainbows, but it isn’t the gloom and doom, either. I still haven’t heard how Trumpublicans are going to fix inflation, would you share their ideas?
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You have been watching the wrong news outlets. They are going to reduce government spending, increase domestic fuel production which will help reduce the trade deficit and help lower fuel prices, lowering fuel prices will help reduce the price of food production. Lowered fuel costs will lower transportation costs which affects everything that you and I buy. Natural gas is a bi-product of many oil wells so increased drilling will increase domestic gas production and also help reduce the trade deficit. Natural gas is used for electric production so lowered natural gas prices will lead to lower electric prices.
 
BartenderElite said:
Trump was the worst jobs President in modern history.

Should we vote for him & people who support him some more?
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Yeah, that's why I made this in 2020 when Democrats were pushing shutdowns/lockdowns:

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Concart said:
ROTFLMFAO!!!!! So you are just making shit up. The government is lying about inflation. So why don't they just claim there isn't any inflation? You might be the stupidest fuck on this site.
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I'd have to get several notches stupider to get down to your level, semitard.
 
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BartenderElite said:
I can't pretend to be an expert on this. But it's what they call fiat currency. It's not tied to gold standard.

The future of the US dollar looks murky at best, based on a lot of what I'm reading and listening to.
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The Fed's easy money policies and our massive deficits can definitely undermine confidence in the dollar but what is going to replace it? The Euro? The Japanese Yen? British Pound? Chinese renmibi?
 
ExpressLane said:
You have been watching the wrong news outlets. They are going to reduce government spending, increase domestic fuel production which will help reduce the trade deficit and help lower fuel prices, lowering fuel prices will help reduce the price of food production. Gas is a bi-product of many oil wells so increased drilling will increase domestic gas production. Natural gas is used for electric production so lowered natural gas prices will lead to lower electric prices.
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lol, none of these will bring immediate relief which is what consumers expect. These are promises they made in the past and didn’t achieve. Reduce government spending in what areas, SS and Medicare? All very vague plans.
 
Matt Dillon said:
I cannot believe someone would post a thread this asinine right now.

At a time when almost everything you buy is double or more the price it was and inflation is skyrocketing due to Biden policy. Only 25 days of diesel supply going into winter, heating oil rationing, likely there will be fuel shortages soon.

Here's where it all started:

https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2021-01-25/pdf/2021-01765.pdf

On day 1 of the installed Biden potatohead regime. He's a potatohead, but those pulling his strings are doing this deliberately.

People will die from exposure and starvation this winter because of that. :|
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I remember when you said you killed a deer with your bear hands. Just go out this winter, cut one open and crawl inside, like in Star Wars. You'll be fine.
 
Phantasmal said:
lol, none of these will bring immediate relief which is what consumers expect. These are promises they made in the past and didn’t achieve. Reduce government spending in what areas, SS and Medicare? All very vague plans.
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Not sure how they increase domestic oil production. The oil companies aren't interested in the least. They have tons of private and Federal leases and they are not working them. Perhaps the fake doc thinks that government should force private companies to produce more. You know, maybe he's a socialist.

ROTFLMFAO!!!! They really don't understand anything.
 
LurchAddams said:
I remember when you said you killed a deer with your bear hands. Just go out this winter, cut one open and crawl inside, like in Star Wars. You'll be fine.
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Link, cocksucker-?

I live in Florida, dumbass. The AC is running right now. No I never said I killed a deer with my "bear" hands, you fucking idiot faggot. For one thing they would panic and it would make for gamey meat.
 
Matt Dillon said:
Link, cocksucker-?

I live in Florida, dumbass. The AC is running right now. No I never said I killed a deer with my "bear" hands, you fucking idiot faggot. For one thing they would panic and it would make for gamey meat.
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Yeah you did.
 
BartenderElite said:
Point out what isn't factual in the OP.
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ok

the "other indicators" is partly right but mostly wrong

and whats going unsaid is the attempt to gaslight it by the administration which EVERYONE can see is nothinig but bald faced lies is far more impactful

I get that it's a campaign season - but they're hurting economic prospects, and also hurting working Americans.

We've added over 9 million jobs since Biden took office. The unemployment rate is LOW. Just today, growth and earnings news exceeded expectations, and the market has been going up.

It is FAR from perfect - obviously, inflation. But wages are also low, and other indicators aren't where they need to be.

But this is not the disaster Republicans portray it as. And it's time for them to stop talking that way - because the rhetoric has real-world impact.
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BartenderElite said:
I get that it's a campaign season - but they're hurting economic prospects, and also hurting working Americans.

We've added over 9 million jobs since Biden took office. The unemployment rate is LOW. Just today, growth and earnings news exceeded expectations, and the market has been going up.

It is FAR from perfect - obviously, inflation. But wages are also low, and other indicators aren't where they need to be.

But this is not the disaster Republicans portray it as. And it's time for them to stop talking that way - because the rhetoric has real-world impact.
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SORRY, DILLWAD, BUT YOU AND THE REST OF THE DUNCE-O-CRATS ARE NOT GOING TO GET AWAY WITH TRYING TO BLAME 2+ YEARS OF YOUR FUCKUPS ON THE GOP.

THE VOTERS KNOW BETTER.


NICE TRY. :cool:
 
BartenderElite said:
Better read the OP again. I didn't say everything was OK, or that things were running smoothly.

So, you can't name a single thing that was bullshit in the OP then?
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Your response tells me everything I need to know about your grasp of the number of weaknesses Brandon needlessly forced upon the US citizens.
 
cawacko said:
So basically you're suggesting if nothing is said then people won't realize they are paying more at the pump, the store, restaurants, for travel etc. etc.?

I know there are rich people who post here but I can't be the only one, or maybe I am, who doesn't have F U money and pays attentions to prices and recognizes how much more I'm paying?

CBRE is the largest firm in my industry. They just announced lower earnings and the CEO spoke about a sharp deterioration in the macro enviroment and the capital markets weakened materially. I mean should he be saying none of this? Is that considered talking down the economy?
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https://www.epi.org/blog/corporate-...to-inflation-how-should-policymakers-respond/


Posted April 21, 2022 at 2:43 pm by Josh Bivens
Corporate profits have contributed disproportionately to inflation. How should policymakers respond?
 
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Source: Author’s analysis of data from Table 1.15 from the National Income and Product Accounts (NIPA) of the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA).



53.9% of prices increases are from corporate profit
 
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The corporations are causing this inflation for profit taking



You want to keep allowing them to rape us?
 
evince said:
11.4%
26.8%
61.8%
53.9%
38.3%
7.9%
2020 Q2–2021 Q4
1979–2019 average
Corporateprofits
Nonlaborinput costs
Unit laborcosts
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Source: Author’s analysis of data from Table 1.15 from the National Income and Product Accounts (NIPA) of the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA).
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No link, tardgirl?

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