packofwolves said:

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Good news…

🚨BREAKING: The Court has granted our motion to BLOCK Joe Biden’s illegal student loan plan.

Congress never gave Biden the authority to saddle working Americans with half-a-trillion dollars in other people's debt.

A huge win for the Constitution.

— Attorney General Andrew Bailey (@AGAndrewBailey) June 24, 2024

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Yes Sir. Andrew Bailey is a warrior for the Constitution. He would be a great pick for AG of the United States.

Blacklisted by the MSM, interviewed by podcaster on Rumble.

Prof. Jeffrey Sachs on Ukraine, Gaza & Taiwan: The US is Risking ALL OUT WAR with Russia & China (rumble.com)

ncsupack1 said:

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This is how you trick people with statistics.

Notice how Trump's numbers skyrocket at the end of his term? That was the pandemic, when the federal government shoveled money into peoples' pockets to keep the economy functioning. Of course that giant leap in the graph was partially responsible for the big jump in inflation a year later. So who are you blaming for all of this, again?

Werewolf said:

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Remember when Donald Trump brought up evidence of Biden-Russia collusion at the 2020 debate and the media lost their minds?

"Your family got three and a half million dollars."

It turns out, Donald Trump was wrong.

Hunter Biden-connected firms got over $43.5 million from a… pic.twitter.com/XARyszHiOw

— Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) June 25, 2024

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No wonder the Washington elites want Joe to run again. They are making a lot of money off him.

SmaptyWolf said:

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This is how you trick people with statistics.

Notice how Trump's numbers skyrocket at the end of his term? That was the pandemic, when the federal government shoveled money into peoples' pockets to keep the economy functioning. Of course that giant leap in the graph was partially responsible for the big jump in inflation a year later. So who are you blaming for all of this, again?

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Chuck Amato said it best...

And yes, it's voodoo black magic for Trump to have encouraged stimulating the economy and then point at Biden when it comes time to address the resultant inflation.

And if Trump gets elected and is unable to immediately get inflation to sub-3% I have zero doubt who he'll blame, despite our economy performing better than the rest of the developed world post-COVID for the entirety of Biden's term.

Civilized said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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This is how you trick people with statistics.

Notice how Trump's numbers skyrocket at the end of his term? That was the pandemic, when the federal government shoveled money into peoples' pockets to keep the economy functioning. Of course that giant leap in the graph was partially responsible for the big jump in inflation a year later. So who are you blaming for all of this, again?

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Chuck Amato said it best...

And yes, it's voodoo black magic for Trump to have encouraged stimulating the economy and then point at Biden when it comes time to address the resultant inflation.

And if Trump gets elected and is unable to immediately get inflation to sub-3% I have zero doubt who he'll blame, despite our economy performing better than the rest of the developed world post-COVID for the entirety of Biden's term.

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Which is exactly what will happen unless he can strong-arm Congress into massive spending reductions, as its government borrowing and spending that's been driving the inflation cycle.

ncsupack1 said:

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Civilized said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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This is how you trick people with statistics.

Notice how Trump's numbers skyrocket at the end of his term? That was the pandemic, when the federal government shoveled money into peoples' pockets to keep the economy functioning. Of course that giant leap in the graph was partially responsible for the big jump in inflation a year later. So who are you blaming for all of this, again?

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Chuck Amato said it best...

And yes, it's voodoo black magic for Trump to have encouraged stimulating the economy and then point at Biden when it comes time to address the resultant inflation.

And if Trump gets elected and is unable to immediately get inflation to sub-3% I have zero doubt who he'll blame, despite our economy performing better than the rest of the developed world post-COVID for the entirety of Biden's term.

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Both parties do the blame game, this isn't new.

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Agree, not unique to either party and their posturing in an election year.

I do think it would be nice if we could have conversations on here where we don't pretend inflation is totally Biden's fault and Trump is somehow magically immune from inflationary criticism.

The stimulus is clearly partially to blame for inflation but I don't think it's either of their faults, per se. Based on the knowledge they had in real time, and what we learned coming out of the Great Recession, neither of them was wrong to move quickly to stimulate.

Hell I think we did it better than everyone else, we stimulated the economy quickly and then quickly got inflation back under control.

I don't think either administration deserves blame for their COVID economy actions.

Civilized said:

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ncsupack1 said:

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Civilized said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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This is how you trick people with statistics.

Notice how Trump's numbers skyrocket at the end of his term? That was the pandemic, when the federal government shoveled money into peoples' pockets to keep the economy functioning. Of course that giant leap in the graph was partially responsible for the big jump in inflation a year later. So who are you blaming for all of this, again?

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Chuck Amato said it best...

And yes, it's voodoo black magic for Trump to have encouraged stimulating the economy and then point at Biden when it comes time to address the resultant inflation.

And if Trump gets elected and is unable to immediately get inflation to sub-3% I have zero doubt who he'll blame, despite our economy performing better than the rest of the developed world post-COVID for the entirety of Biden's term.

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Both parties do the blame game, this isn't new.

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Agree, not unique to either party and their posturing in an election year.

I do think it would be nice if we could have conversations on here where we don't pretend inflation is totally Biden's fault and Trump is somehow magically immune from inflationary criticism.

The stimulus is clearly partially to blame for inflation but I don't think it's either of their faults, per se. Based on the knowledge they had in real time, and what we learned coming out of the Great Recession, neither of them was wrong to move quickly to stimulate.

Hell I think we did it better than everyone else, we stimulated the economy quickly and then quickly got inflation back under control.

I don't think either administration deserves blame for their COVID economy actions.

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Agree, all is to blame. I take issue with how the Biden Administration try's to down play it. Food is up, I don't care about the rest of the world. They at times try to tell us, that our eyes are lying.

ncsupack1 said:

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Civilized said:

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ncsupack1 said:

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Civilized said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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This is how you trick people with statistics.

Notice how Trump's numbers skyrocket at the end of his term? That was the pandemic, when the federal government shoveled money into peoples' pockets to keep the economy functioning. Of course that giant leap in the graph was partially responsible for the big jump in inflation a year later. So who are you blaming for all of this, again?

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Chuck Amato said it best...

And yes, it's voodoo black magic for Trump to have encouraged stimulating the economy and then point at Biden when it comes time to address the resultant inflation.

And if Trump gets elected and is unable to immediately get inflation to sub-3% I have zero doubt who he'll blame, despite our economy performing better than the rest of the developed world post-COVID for the entirety of Biden's term.

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Both parties do the blame game, this isn't new.

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Agree, not unique to either party and their posturing in an election year.

I do think it would be nice if we could have conversations on here where we don't pretend inflation is totally Biden's fault and Trump is somehow magically immune from inflationary criticism.

The stimulus is clearly partially to blame for inflation but I don't think it's either of their faults, per se. Based on the knowledge they had in real time, and what we learned coming out of the Great Recession, neither of them was wrong to move quickly to stimulate.

Hell I think we did it better than everyone else, we stimulated the economy quickly and then quickly got inflation back under control.

I don't think either administration deserves blame for their COVID economy actions.

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Agree, all is to blame. I take issue with how the Biden Administration try's to down play it. Food is up, I don't care about the rest of the world. They at times try to tell us, that our eyes are lying.

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Downplay it or contextualize it?

If you're talking about inflation you need to talk about wage and wealth growth too.

Either talk about neither or both, but you can't pick and choose since they're flip sides of the same coin.

Civilized said:

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ncsupack1 said:

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Civilized said:

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ncsupack1 said:

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Civilized said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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This is how you trick people with statistics.

Notice how Trump's numbers skyrocket at the end of his term? That was the pandemic, when the federal government shoveled money into peoples' pockets to keep the economy functioning. Of course that giant leap in the graph was partially responsible for the big jump in inflation a year later. So who are you blaming for all of this, again?

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Chuck Amato said it best...

And yes, it's voodoo black magic for Trump to have encouraged stimulating the economy and then point at Biden when it comes time to address the resultant inflation.

And if Trump gets elected and is unable to immediately get inflation to sub-3% I have zero doubt who he'll blame, despite our economy performing better than the rest of the developed world post-COVID for the entirety of Biden's term.

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Both parties do the blame game, this isn't new.

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Agree, not unique to either party and their posturing in an election year.

I do think it would be nice if we could have conversations on here where we don't pretend inflation is totally Biden's fault and Trump is somehow magically immune from inflationary criticism.

The stimulus is clearly partially to blame for inflation but I don't think it's either of their faults, per se. Based on the knowledge they had in real time, and what we learned coming out of the Great Recession, neither of them was wrong to move quickly to stimulate.

Hell I think we did it better than everyone else, we stimulated the economy quickly and then quickly got inflation back under control.

I don't think either administration deserves blame for their COVID economy actions.

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Agree, all is to blame. I take issue with how the Biden Administration try's to down play it. Food is up, I don't care about the rest of the world. They at times try to tell us, that our eyes are lying.

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Downplay it or contextualize it?

If you're talking about inflation you need to talk about wage and wealth growth too.

Either talk about neither or both, but you can't pick and choose since they're flip sides of the same coin.

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The administration picks and chooses, so why can't anyone else?

ncsupack1 said:

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Civilized said:

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ncsupack1 said:

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Civilized said:

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ncsupack1 said:

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Civilized said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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This is how you trick people with statistics.

Notice how Trump's numbers skyrocket at the end of his term? That was the pandemic, when the federal government shoveled money into peoples' pockets to keep the economy functioning. Of course that giant leap in the graph was partially responsible for the big jump in inflation a year later. So who are you blaming for all of this, again?

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Chuck Amato said it best...

And yes, it's voodoo black magic for Trump to have encouraged stimulating the economy and then point at Biden when it comes time to address the resultant inflation.

And if Trump gets elected and is unable to immediately get inflation to sub-3% I have zero doubt who he'll blame, despite our economy performing better than the rest of the developed world post-COVID for the entirety of Biden's term.

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Both parties do the blame game, this isn't new.

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Agree, not unique to either party and their posturing in an election year.

I do think it would be nice if we could have conversations on here where we don't pretend inflation is totally Biden's fault and Trump is somehow magically immune from inflationary criticism.

The stimulus is clearly partially to blame for inflation but I don't think it's either of their faults, per se. Based on the knowledge they had in real time, and what we learned coming out of the Great Recession, neither of them was wrong to move quickly to stimulate.

Hell I think we did it better than everyone else, we stimulated the economy quickly and then quickly got inflation back under control.

I don't think either administration deserves blame for their COVID economy actions.

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Agree, all is to blame. I take issue with how the Biden Administration try's to down play it. Food is up, I don't care about the rest of the world. They at times try to tell us, that our eyes are lying.

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Downplay it or contextualize it?

If you're talking about inflation you need to talk about wage and wealth growth too.

Either talk about neither or both, but you can't pick and choose since they're flip sides of the same coin.

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The administration picks and chooses, so why can't anyone else?

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It's certainly your prerogative, I just don't think it's particularly productive.

Administrations need to get re-elected so they sell what they have to sell.

We don't have that incentive here, so we can take more of a dispassionate approach to analyzing causes and effects.

I'm joining #Nappy and #daSieve and I will vote for Joe Biden.........as Flip Wilson retorted, "the devil made me do it."

😂😁

Bidenica..👍 pic.twitter.com/TliuxwUy3O

— MAGA-7052🇺🇲 (@jimdande25) June 25, 2024

Joe Biden wants to talk about character. So let’s talk about it. pic.twitter.com/32b9NNBDlz

— Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) June 21, 2024