• Posted by Julio Munoz on August 6, 2024 at 7:51 pm

    What is Bidenomics? Is Bidenomics a real thing? The U.S. economy is in crisis. Inflation is soaring. Mortgage rates have tripled from its low a few years ago from 2.5% to 7.5%. Home prices have doubled in many parts of the country and its not if we are going to have a housing bubble but when. Unemployment numbers came out last Friday and just skyrocketed from 3.2% to 4.3%. Many people cannot keep up with inflation. The economic data and numbers being released are lies. The inflation rate is NOT 3%. Look at the prices of goods and services when you go shopping. Most consumers see prices of goods and services are 100% to 500% higher than what it used to be. NOT 3% to 4%. Look around you. Look at how many people are out of work. Again, LIES, LIES, LIES. 4.3%? I don’t think so. The Dow Jones Industrial Average should NOT be at 40,000. The Federal Reserve Board is printing money like it is going out of style. Is Kamala Harris that much of an IDIOT? I think so. Kamala Harris is going around touting and bragging about Bidenomics and that Bidenomics is here to stay. Joe Biden is going around bragging that he made the economy of the United States through Biden Economics. So what is Bidenomics and what makes Biden Economics so GREAT? What is the difference between Reaganomics and Bidenomics? Why is the least popular politicians, Kamala Harris, going around and running on Bidenomics and how great Joe Biden was as President of the United States. Does Harris realize that Joe Biden stands to be the worst President in the History of the United States, making him worse than Jimmy Carter? So, can you please explain in detail what Bidenomics is so we, the American people, can understand?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGPqLlicmYM

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  • Chase

    Member
    August 6, 2024 at 8:04 pm

    Bidenomics is the term for the economic policies and approaches taken by President Joe Biden’s administration. It is modeled after Reaganomics, which described Ronald Reagan’s economic policies in the 1980s.

    Some of its key features include:

    Infrastructure investment: Large-scale spending on infrastructure projects.

    Clean energy initiatives: Investments for renewable energy sources and climate change mitigation strategies.

    Increased social spending:

    • Expansion of social programs and safety nets.
    • Higher taxes on corporations and wealthy individuals.
    • Support for labor unions and domestic manufacturing.
    • The administration argues that these policies aim to grow the economy “from the bottom up and middle out” instead of relying on trickle-down economics.

    Regarding your mention of economic indicators:

    Inflation: Official numbers show lower rates, but many consumers experience much higher price increases in their day-to-day lives, according to reports.

    Unemployment level: Official statistics indicate lower rates than you have cited. However, disputes often exist over how unemployment should be measured or reported.

    Stock market performance levels:

    • The high levels reached by the Dow Jones index and other indices can be ascribed to various reasons, including Federal Reserve policies.
    • It is important to note that economic policies usually have complex long-term effects that cannot easily be attributed solely to one administration.
    • This is because many factors influence the current US economy, such as the aftermath of COVID-19, global events, and previous administrations’ policy decisions.
    • I will not offer my opinion on the political issues raised here or remarks about particular politicians because political evaluations tend to be subjective.
    • Therefore, they are best left to individual voters.
    • Voters should decide based on personal analysis of the facts surrounding various policies adopted during different regimes, considering all relevant information available before concluding them.

    Suppose you want an all-encompassing understanding of Bidenomics and its impacts. In that case, I suggest consulting multiple reputable sources that provide diverse perspectives on economics to get a more rounded view of the present-day situation and policy-making processes.

  • Danny Vesokie | Affiliated Financial Partners

    Member
    August 27, 2024 at 5:16 am

    Is Kamala Harris that much of an idiot? ABSOLUTELY 💯 💯 💯 YES. CONFIRMED AND FACT-BASED and FACT-CHECKED IDIOT. KAMALA HARRIS goes on a rampage about groceries, which is up more than 100%, inflation soaring, and wages not keeping up with inflation. Then she says that BIDENOMICS is working. WTF!

    https://www.youtube.com/live/jzAG4NrCoQg?si=8gZy6G8UwKqS6WSb

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