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Yesterday we had one of our dumber posters here, TOP, claim that even if things are getting better, there are still people who are not good with credit cards and who take on too much debt and thus feel burdened and thus Biden and America are to blame.
it is a growing right wing, magat, call that demands Big Government get involved in personal finances and control their spending and access to debt (credit cards, etc) to ensure they make good decisions and thus can feel better... OR... the government is to blame.
Now we see this same thinking from a Hedge Fund Billionaire who believes if Biden and Big Government DO NOT step in and manage his discretionary choices and prevent him from buying a single waffle for $26 or orange juice for $14, that is the fault of government and inflation.
The above and TOP's position perfectly encapsulate the new Magat right, a RINO party, and how it differs from the prior Republican party, claimed ethos.
Prior the republican party was the claimed party of personal responsibility and pulling oneself up by their bootstraps.
Today's Magat Party is one that says 'sure the economy is doing better and i am earning more... but i make bad choices and run up my credit card or i stay in the most expensive NY Hotels and buy ridiculous expensive room service... and that is governments fault and they need to prevent it.'
Today's Magat party does not just want to expand the government into the bedrooms but also into every aspect desiring a massive gov't so big it can manage everyone's personal finances and stop them making bad spending choices. Because if they buy a $26 on a single waffle and regret it later... well that is Bidens fault.
it is a growing right wing, magat, call that demands Big Government get involved in personal finances and control their spending and access to debt (credit cards, etc) to ensure they make good decisions and thus can feel better... OR... the government is to blame.
Now we see this same thinking from a Hedge Fund Billionaire who believes if Biden and Big Government DO NOT step in and manage his discretionary choices and prevent him from buying a single waffle for $26 or orange juice for $14, that is the fault of government and inflation.
Man complains about New York City room service prices
Billionaire hedge-fund founder Kyle Bass took to Twitter/X on Wednesday, writing “terrible inflation milestone reached,” as he had his “first $85 breakfast for one at a NYC hotel.” Enough is enough, and apparently he has now decided “never again.”
He uses the hashtags “#Biden” and “#Inflation,” and shares a picture of the bill. He also tags Janet Yellen, the Secretary of the Treasury, because she definitely doesn’t have bigger things to worry about than this guy’s room service....
- He spent $22 on drinks, including $14 on an orange juice and $8 on a Diet Coke (an interesting combination of breakfast drinks, but whatever…)
- He spent $38 on food, including $26 on waffles and $12 on bacon
- The bill came with a $9 cover charge for in-room dining, plus an automatic gratuity of ~14.8% (which seems kind of random, unless I’m missing something)
- He left an additional $15 tip, bringing the total to $100.32;...
The above and TOP's position perfectly encapsulate the new Magat right, a RINO party, and how it differs from the prior Republican party, claimed ethos.
Prior the republican party was the claimed party of personal responsibility and pulling oneself up by their bootstraps.
Today's Magat Party is one that says 'sure the economy is doing better and i am earning more... but i make bad choices and run up my credit card or i stay in the most expensive NY Hotels and buy ridiculous expensive room service... and that is governments fault and they need to prevent it.'
Today's Magat party does not just want to expand the government into the bedrooms but also into every aspect desiring a massive gov't so big it can manage everyone's personal finances and stop them making bad spending choices. Because if they buy a $26 on a single waffle and regret it later... well that is Bidens fault.