Under President Biden, the average net worth for all families increased by 23%

[BartenderElite]

Cumulative job losses hit 23 million....in May of 2020

https://cew.georgetown.edu/cew-reports/jobtracker/


You say Biden added 15 million .....so no jobs were added


If u loose 23 dollars ......find 15 of it.... did u add more money or still in the hole

Cripes. Trump lost that many jobs?

I knew he was the worst jobs President in modern American history, but didn't realize it was that bad.

Biden did create new jobs - that's a stat. But he also deserves credit for the jobs that were added back. On his 1st day in office, he signed 4 EO's that dramatically increased distribution and administration of the vaccine, which is what got everyone back to work much quicker.

 

[QP!]

It must get tiring trying to put a bad spin on so many jobs being added, or on the economy being good overall.

As you know, if Trump added as many jobs, and the stock market was breaking records - it would be the greatest economy in the history of mankind.

yup.

You will see the Magats here and the ones on TV love to proclaim how financially well THEY are doing, but at the same time speaking of these OTHERS who are not.

this as we see the constant data that it is typical middle lower class Magat who makes up the bulk of Trump donations given.

They ship off all the small amount of discretionary income they have to pay for Trump and his family of grifters expenses like his plane and Melania's hair stylist, because they do not think Trump should use his own money for Melania's $260,000 worth of hair styling, and instead think their money should pay it. Then the same people scream that they do not have money to buy groceries while blaming Biden.

 

[Joe Capitalist]

The average/median family is not struggling. The average and median always have some people at the bottom with low family incomes.

Older people are always claiming "things have never been worse" or worse than they used to be. That is true of every generation. The same applies to those whose party choice is not holding the White House (but always improves when their party gets control).

If there's a Dem in the White House, the Republiclowns will always say the economy is terrible and they'll find some obscure negative metric to try to convince people.

So, when seeing any metric on what America thinks of the economy, just remember that the poll will start off with half of Americans saying it's terrible, regardless of reality.

 

[TOP]

The average/median family is not struggling. The average and median always have some people at the bottom with low family incomes.

Older people are always claiming "things have never been worse" or worse than they used to be. That is true of every generation. The same applies to those whose party choice is not holding the White House (but always improves when their party gets control).

Sure they are... they're not able to spend and save like they used to... their budgets are definitely different... Especially if there's an emergency... they're always some people who don't mind throwing around the credit card but that's just another form of struggling if you can't pay it off at the end of the month... I mean that's just the way it really is right now... from groceries to gas to vacation to savings to emergencies... I didn't say everyone was destitute... I don't hear too many singing praises of bidenomics...lol...do you? And I don't know anyone who wants four more years like these last 3...

 

[QP!]

Sure they are... they're not able to spend and save like they used to... their budgets are definitely different... Especially if there's an emergency... they're always some people who don't mind throwing around the credit card but that's just another form of struggling if you can't pay it off at the end of the month... I mean that's just the way it really is right now... from groceries to gas to vacation to savings to emergencies... I didn't say everyone was destitute... I don't hear too many singing praises of bidenomics...lol...do you? And I don't know anyone who wants four more years like these last 3...

If Magat's are making choices to run up their credit cards while sending money to Trump to pay for Melania's hair stylist, because they do not think Trump should use his own money to pay for $260,000 worth of hair styling, and then they feel hardship, why should we care?

Do you really expect gov't to fix it when 'people don't mind throwing around he credit card' and 'struggle after'?

I mean, ya i want to be able to 'throw around the credit cards' and then demand the gov't fix it so i 'don't have to feel hardship'.

 

[TOP]

If Magat's are making choices to run up their credit cards while sending money to Trump to pay for Melania's hair stylist, because they do not think Trump should use his own money to pay for $260,000 worth of hair styling, and then they feel hardship, why should we care?

Do you really expect gov't to fix it when 'people don't mind throwing around he credit card' and 'struggle after'?

I mean, ya i want to be able to 'throw around the credit cards' and then demand the gov't fix it so i 'don't have to feel hardship'.

That makes no sense...

 

[QP!]

That makes no sense...

To you.

People like you who think 'some people who don't mind throwing around the credit card but that's just another form of struggling if you can't pay it off at the end of the month' and that is something the government should be blamed for and fix, are a big part of the problem.

You expect gov't to be big brother and cover you when you mismanage your finances and spend too much on your credit and that makes you feel bad.

 

[Joe Capitalist]

That makes no sense...

Does this make sense to you, sister?

US stocks rallied to close out the best February for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite in nearly a decade as investors digested a crucial inflation reading.

The Nasdaq Composite closed up 0.9% on Thursday, finishing at 16,091.92, its highest close on record. This marked the first record close for the Nasdaq since November 2021. The S&P 500 added 0.5% on the day, to finish the day at 5,095.88, a new record-high. Meanwhile the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) popped 0.1% on the day.

Both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 had their best February's since 2015.

 

[QP!]

Does this make sense to you, sister?

US stocks rallied to close out the best February for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite in nearly a decade as investors digested a crucial inflation reading.

The Nasdaq Composite closed up 0.9% on Thursday, finishing at 16,091.92, its highest close on record. This marked the first record close for the Nasdaq since November 2021. The S&P 500 added 0.5% on the day, to finish the day at 5,095.88, a new record-high. Meanwhile the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) popped 0.1% on the day.

Both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 had their best February's since 2015.

TOP's reply to that is 'ya sure, ok they made record money on their stock portfolio but what if they are irresponsible with credit cards and other spending and are still broke. Biden and gov't needs to make sure they feel good, despite their lack of personal responsibility'.

 

[Flash]

Sure they are... they're not able to spend and save like they used to... their budgets are definitely different... Especially if there's an emergency... they're always some people who don't mind throwing around the credit card but that's just another form of struggling if you can't pay it off at the end of the month... I mean that's just the way it really is right now... from groceries to gas to vacation to savings to emergencies... I didn't say everyone was destitute... I don't hear too many singing praises of bidenomics...lol...do you? And I don't know anyone who wants four more years like these last 3...

The voters showed us in 2020 they are not willing to accept a president who betrays his oath to uphold the Constitution by trying to block the process of certifying a presidential election and spreading wild lies about voter fraud which have mostly been refuted by the very people originally making the accusations.

 

[Guno צְבִי]

Sure they are... they're not able to spend and save like they used to... their budgets are definitely different... Especially if there's an emergency... they're always some people who don't mind throwing around the credit card but that's just another form of struggling if you can't pay it off at the end of the month... I mean that's just the way it really is right now... from groceries to gas to vacation to savings to emergencies... I didn't say everyone was destitute... I don't hear too many singing praises of bidenomics...lol...do you? And I don't know anyone who wants four more years like these last 3...

Sorry you have to rely on your shitty little state lunch lady pension and SNAP benefits

 

[TOP]

The voters showed us in 2020 they are not willing to accept a president who betrays his oath to uphold the Constitution by trying to block the process of certifying a presidential election and spreading wild lies about voter fraud which have mostly been refuted by the very people originally making the accusations.

It will be interesting to see what the voters have to say in 2024...if they're willing to elect a president who has spent the last 3 1/2 years ruining this country, making it unrecognizable in so many different ways...
Trying to find a Biden supporter these days is like trying to find a needle in a haystack...yesterday was Not a good day for the Bidens...that's becoming a habit, isn't it?

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

curious question.....why do people do that? unload hate and S.I.G.N language like that against others? do you get some sort of emotional thrill or satisfaction in deluding your self with fantasies of someones lower class status?

Yes, Toxic TOP used to get a lot of orgasmic joy by telling others on the forum how wealthy she and her fictitious black husband were. According to her, the rest of the forum -- or at least all the lefties -- lived in trailers, were all overweight, and were ugly to boot. Turns out there never was a husband of any sort. The fabulous home in a wealthy Jewish area is a crumbling bungalow in a decaying urban neighborhood. I've seen the pics of both her and the "mansion." There was a tire leaning against the front of it and a broken screen door leaning against the back.

Suffice it to say that the fantasies about how awful the lefties' lives supposedly were was classic projection. lol

 

[NiftyNiblick]

Yes, Toxic TOP used to get a lot of orgasmic joy by telling others on the forum how wealthy she and her fictitious black husband were. According to her, the rest of the forum -- or at least all the lefties -- lived in trailers, were all overweight, and were ugly to boot. Turns out there never was a husband of any sort. The fabulous home in a wealthy Jewish area is a crumbling bungalow in a decaying urban neighborhood. I've seen the pics of both her and the "mansion." There was a tire leaning against the front of it and a broken screen door leaning against the back.

Suffice it to say that the fantasies about how awful the lefties' lives supposedly were was classic projection. lol

Our net worth has been plummeting for years with the maximum tax-free disbursements to our progeny.

Now we can't even do it anymore. We're living too fucking long and have to have some money.

I'm thinking that Moanin' Earl could be bullshitting me about the Green Reefer guy.

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

Does this make sense to you, sister?

US stocks rallied to close out the best February for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite in nearly a decade as investors digested a crucial inflation reading.

The Nasdaq Composite closed up 0.9% on Thursday, finishing at 16,091.92, its highest close on record. This marked the first record close for the Nasdaq since November 2021. The S&P 500 added 0.5% on the day, to finish the day at 5,095.88, a new record-high. Meanwhile the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) popped 0.1% on the day.

Both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 had their best February's since 2015.

MAGATs don't care, even if they have 401(k)s. They *need* for the economy to be in ruins to justify voting for the crooked orange "only I can fix it" shitgibbon.

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

It will be interesting to see what the voters have to say in 2024...if they're willing to elect a president who has spent the last 3 1/2 years ruining this country, making it unrecognizable in so many different ways...
Trying to find a Biden supporter these days is like trying to find a needle in a haystack...yesterday was Not a good day for the Bidens...that's becoming a habit, isn't it?

I suppose "finding a Biden supporter" would be difficult when you never leave your house. However, there are plenty of us right here on this forum. One of 'em is typing to you at this very moment.

I feel sorry for you, Toxic. How depressing it must be to have immersed yourself in faux misery. How painful it must be to wake up every morning and douse yourself in despair and gloom. How awful it must be to see this thriving, robust, beautiful nation through shit-colored glasses. You truly have earned your nickname. No wonder you drink.

 

[SmarterthanYou]

Yes, Toxic TOP used to get a lot of orgasmic joy by telling others on the forum how wealthy she and her fictitious black husband were. According to her, the rest of the forum -- or at least all the lefties -- lived in trailers, were all overweight, and were ugly to boot. Turns out there never was a husband of any sort. The fabulous home in a wealthy Jewish area is a crumbling bungalow in a decaying urban neighborhood. I've seen the pics of both her and the "mansion." There was a tire leaning against the front of it and a broken screen door leaning against the back.

Suffice it to say that the fantasies about how awful the lefties' lives supposedly were was classic projection. lol

the question left unanswered was 'do YOU get some sort of emotional thrill or satisfaction'

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

the question left unanswered was 'do YOU get some sort of emotional thrill or satisfaction'

It is usually fairly satisfying to prove a liar, gossip, racist, or bigot wrong. Few of us would be here on this forum if that wasn't true, eh?

 

[TOP]

And better and better...

 

[Joe Capitalist]

It will be interesting to see what the voters have to say in 2024...if they're willing to elect a president who has spent the last 3 1/2 years ruining this country, making it unrecognizable in so many different ways...
Trying to find a Biden supporter these days is like trying to find a needle in a haystack...yesterday was Not a good day for the Bidens...that's becoming a habit, isn't it?

Sorry sister, but I don't know anybody who thinks Biden is ruining this country, making it unrecognizable in so many different ways...

In fact, I know a plethora of Americans who will NEVER vote for a candidate that tried to overturn an election and subvert democracy.
Trump is the only President who did not participate in the peaceful transfer of power and Americans will remember that on Election day.
You see sister, Americans don't like presidential candidates who break the law.

Trump did nothing for 187 minutes as Capitol riot unfolded.

As rioters swarmed the Capitol building on Jan. 6, 2021, and aides begged Donald Trump to help stop the violence, the then-president watched TV in his West Wing dining room

“Within 15 minutes of leaving the stage, President Trump knew that the Capitol was besieged and under attack,” Luria said, adding:*“At 1:25, President Trump went to the private dining room off the Oval Office. From 1:25 until 4:00, the president stayed in his dining room … The TV was tuned to Fox News all afternoon.”

And then there's his criminal convictions:

Trump Admits Misusing Charity Funds, Settles Lawsuit Against Trump Foundation

President Donald Trump must personally pay $2 million in fines because he illegally used his charity to benefit his 2016 candidacy. A state judge in New York delivered the judgment on Thursday afternoon. The judicially-assessed penalty must be paid to a number of nonprofit organizations in the Empire State.

Jury finds Trump liable for sexual abuse, awards accuser $5M

NEW YORK (AP) — A jury found Donald Trump liable Tuesday for sexually abusing advice columnist E. Jean Carroll in 1996, awarding her $5 million in a judgment.

Donald Trump found liable for fraud in New York civil case

NEW YORK, Sept 26 (Reuters) - A New York judge found Donald Trump and his family business fraudulently inflated the value of his properties and other assets, in a major defeat for the former U.S. president that could severely hamper his ability to do business in the state.

You see sister, Trump has a helluva lot of baggage and skeletons that make Biden the better candidate.
Don't you agree?