Trump was on fire today at the Economic Club of Chicago. Harris could never.
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Inflation, deficit and interest rates would be higher under Trump than Harris
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I was lucky enough to be young enough and able to ride through it and come out on the other end. If I was 10 years older could have been a major problem. Knew some people that had their world blown up
Or if younger coming out of school would have probably been even worse. The college grads from that period got a really shit deal.
You're wrong. Again. Their reporting is right down the middle.
And were all those economists they surveyed who said Trump will be worse than Harris on interest rates, inflation and the deficit lefties? Lol.
AllSides Media Bias Chart
The AllSides Media Bias Chart is an easy way for you to identify political bias in the news so you can be better equipped to navigate our increasingly polarized media landscape.
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I saw part of it. What a shitshow. The guy is doubling-down on more tariffs and destroying trade, despite being presented with data demonstrating that his tariffs will result in the loss of hundreds of thousands of US jobs, they'll reignite inflation and cause other damage to the US economy.
Trump is not better for the economy than Harris. Nor was he better than Biden and Obama. This is yet another con job he's pulled off.
Right down the middle according to who? "Allsides" I read the WSJ 2-3 times a week. It's reporting is left wing.You're wrong. Again. Their reporting is right down the middle.
And were all those economists they surveyed who said Trump will be worse than Harris on interest rates, inflation and the deficit lefties? Lol.
AllSides Media Bias Chart
The AllSides Media Bias Chart is an easy way for you to identify political bias in the news so you can be better equipped to navigate our increasingly polarized media landscape.
WSJ engages in professional, objective reporting. To people like you, that counts as "left wing."
That is interesting because even according to Bowl's own arbiter, respondents of all political persuasions rated WSJ as "lean left" or "left". Seems like there is unanimity except for the likes of you, Mark and Bowl. But I'm sure the problem is with everyone else.......
Wall Street Journal Rated Lean Left in Aug. 2023 Blind Bias Survey; AllSides Keeps Center Rating Following Sept. 2023 Editorial Review
The Wall Street Journal was rated Lean Left (-2.76). A total of 792 people rated WSJ. AllSides conducted an Editorial Review and opted to keep WSJ's bias rating as Center (-0.2).Respondents who rated their own bias as Left, Lean Left, Center, and Right rated WSJ as Lean Left; respondents with a Lean Right bias rated it Left. Republicans rated WSJ as Left; Democrats and Indpendents rated it Lean Left.
More economists say Trump's policies are inflationary and will "drive consumer prices sharply higher."
apnews.com
Trump's economic plans would worsen inflation, experts say
Donald Trump has vowed that if voters return him to the White House, “inflation will vanish completely.”
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Largely the same clowns who said BBB would not be inflationary.More economists say Trump's policies are inflationary and will "drive consumer prices sharply higher."
Trump's economic plans would worsen inflation, experts say
Donald Trump has vowed that if voters return him to the White House, “inflation will vanish completely.”
Nobel economists were dead wrong on inflation: Don’t expect an apology
Maybe, in the old days, economists understood that a goodly amount of humility was needed to offset swagger.
thehill.com
If you are putting any stock in what they have to say, you are really and truly helpless.
Let’s see. Trump was president. Inflation wasn’t a problem. Harris wouldn’t have changed anything Biden did and inflation was horrible.Largely the same clowns who said BBB would not be inflationary.
Nobel economists were dead wrong on inflation: Don’t expect an apology
Maybe, in the old days, economists understood that a goodly amount of humility was needed to offset swagger.thehill.com
If you are putting any stock in what they have to say, you are really and truly helpless.
But this time …. 🤣🤣
I consider the findings of the Peterson Institute more compelling.Largely the same clowns who said BBB would not be inflationary.
Nobel economists were dead wrong on inflation: Don’t expect an apology
Maybe, in the old days, economists understood that a goodly amount of humility was needed to offset swagger.thehill.com
If you are putting any stock in what they have to say, you are really and truly helpless.
We've been down this road a million times.
Do you seriously believe the US would have avoided inflation if Trump had been reelected in 2020? Lol.
Rising inflation was a global phenomenon. Biden's stimulus contributed to inflation but also facilitated an economic recovery that was faster than most of the rest of the world.
It really is amazing. They'll fall for anything if some journalist on their team writes an article. We're f#cked as a country.
“Of the 16 Nobel Prize-winning economists who signed Tuesday's letter, at least nine made similar warnings about the economic danger of electing Trump in 2016. Their letter this election cycle highlights their fears about inflation.”More economists say Trump's policies are inflationary and will "drive consumer prices sharply higher."
Trump's economic plans would worsen inflation, experts say
Donald Trump has vowed that if voters return him to the White House, “inflation will vanish completely.”
Top economists claim Trump will be an economic disaster—They said the same thing in 2016 | Fox News
Top economists published a letter warning that former President Trump would be bad for the economy if he wins, after saying the same thing in 2016.
Have you been duped yet again?
It’s quite clear at this point that the Biden admin. had/ has a cadre of Nobel laureates willing to rubber stamp whatever he desires.
They come out in 2021 and write a letter saying BBB wouldn’t be inflationary. Then those SAME people come out this summer and say Trump would be more inflationary than Harris. And yet there are still people willing to pick up their opinion and run with it.
People like Bowl make me weep for our politics.
Bowl is hyper amped against trump and can’t see anything but orange.
People like Trump make me weep for our country.
And his policies are irrefutably inflationary.
Read the entire article, Einstein. And also the one I led off the thread with.“Of the 16 Nobel Prize-winning economists who signed Tuesday's letter, at least nine made similar warnings about the economic danger of electing Trump in 2016. Their letter this election cycle highlights their fears about inflation.”
Top economists claim Trump will be an economic disaster—They said the same thing in 2016 | Fox News
Top economists published a letter warning that former President Trump would be bad for the economy if he wins, after saying the same thing in 2016.www.foxnews.com
Have you been duped yet again?
Irrefutable 🤣
Fact check: Biden again falsely claims inflation was 9% when he became president | CNN Politics
For the second time in less than a week, President Joe Biden falsely claimed Tuesday that the inflation rate was 9% when he began his presidency.
1.4 percent Einstein.
But but but but this time
Lol. I'd say they were onto something.
Donald Trump Built a National Debt So Big (Even Before the Pandemic) That It’ll Weigh Down the Economy for Years
The “King of Debt” promised to reduce the national debt — then his tax cuts made it surge. Add in the pandemic, and he oversaw the third-biggest deficit increase of any president.
www.propublica.org
Do you think Trump's and the Repub party's economic policies will benefit the lower and middle classes?
All Republican policies are inflationary. For that matter, so are all Democratic policies. Elect a bunch of Libertarians, and I bet we'd see some deflation.
Yes, just like the dozens of high-ranking Republican officials who served in his administration. You know, the officials who say he's reckless, dangerous and unfit. But what the hell do they know. They only worked closely with him.
I'm talking specifically about his plan to expand tariffs and kill trade.
Or………………………………..wait for it………………………not yet……………..elect some f#cking Bitcoiners
I don't think killing trade is inflationary, but I'm no economist. It's still a very bad idea.
I need an English translation on that first sentence.
"Less conflict?" In what sense? Internally? People were quitting or getting fired left and right. His administration was a revolving door - - like nobody's ever seen before.
Libertians are strange birds. Some are Bitcoiners and some aren’t. It’s tough to pigeon hole that group. Almost as hard as keeping the Dream Team in line.
I don’t care about internal conflict. I care about outcomes. Do you notice a pattern with your paranoia? We had low rates, low inflation under trump. 41 year high under Biden/Harris. But this time…..
There were no wars during trump’s tenure. Biden takes office the World explodes. But trump is a danger.
The border had reasonable numbers. Harris czar it explodes and now we have problems.
You deal in fear and paranoia and speculation while ignoring facts.
Grow up
You can't help yourself, can you. When someone disagrees with you, you always have to make it personal. I've seen you do it with Aloha and Ohio and a number of other good posters.
Well, since you opened the door I'll walk through it. With the possible exception of danc, you're the biggest asshole here. And a head case to boot.
You don’t see the irony in your no content response do you
And I’ve seen you do it with brad snarl and others. People here mostly to joke around.
And you I know I think you’re a pussy. And dumber than fck.
Based on the proposed plans, how much would you expect the plans to benefit someone making $40K or $80K?
So, are Americans using their credit cards to buy toilet paper and pay their electric bills or luxuries like Super Grande lattes?
Americans continue to rack up credit card debt, hitting a record $1.14 trillion
Consumers tacked on an additional $27 billion in credit card spending in the second quarter, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said.www.cbsnews.com
Consumer Debt Surges Again as Broke Americans Try to Make Ends Meet
Despite ridiculously high interest rates, Americans can’t seem to put their credit cards away.www.fxstreet.com
