The Biden economy is glorious
- Thread starter CleteyColgate
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It's true. More money in the pockets of the average worker. More wealth via the stock market and property ownership. There are hiccups in the supply chain, but most of that has to do with slavish devotion to JIT inventory and an over reliance on foreign manufacturers.
Things are pretty good. It just goes to show you how powerful organized disinformation can be to create the impression that the economy is collapsing.
Things are pretty good. It just goes to show you how powerful organized disinformation can be to create the impression that the economy is collapsing.
Never forget the great chicken wing shortage that Trad fear porned on HROT.
I agree. We only added $482 billion to the US debt in the month of December.
Perfect recipe for setting our grandkids up for success and prosperity.
Let's keep this going boys.
#winning
Perfect recipe for setting our grandkids up for success and prosperity.
Let's keep this going boys.
#winning
Which part?
Gas for $3-$6 a gallon?
Milk for $5 a gallon?
A ribeye steak for $25 for 8oz?
Gas for $3-$6 a gallon?
Milk for $5 a gallon?
A ribeye steak for $25 for 8oz?
Where you finding those prices. This week/today I paid the following g:
Gas - $2.78
Milk - $1.98 for a container of almond milk (not a gallon, but maybe 64 ounces?)
Ribeye steak - $16/pound
You may want to reevaluate where you shop
Outright lie claiming milk was that. Lies.
I just saw ribeye at 25.98 a pound today. It's ridiculous.
Lol. Not that, but nowhere NEAR $5/gallon
That's Smart! 2% Milk
1 gal$2.99
$0.02 per fl oz
Free Delivery
Hy-Vee Choice Reserve Beef Ribeye Steak
8 oz$6.99
$0.87 per oz
Free Delivery
And gas was around $2.70/gallon last time I filled up.
Costco milk 1% is $2.56 a gallon, Ribeye steak price varies depending on grade, and gas is around $3.00 a gallon in the DM area.
As others have stated, prices vary depending on where you shop but I’d recommend Fare Way for groceries compared to Hy Vee and Kwik Star over Casey’s for lower gas prices.
As others have stated, prices vary depending on where you shop but I’d recommend Fare Way for groceries compared to Hy Vee and Kwik Star over Casey’s for lower gas prices.
I went grocery shopping with my wife at Hy-Vee today. We paid $4.00 for 96 ounces of almond milk. She likes it, I don't. We paid $4.09 for the Hy-Vee brand 1% milk. I am not drinking the That's Smart label milk. It tastes cheap and not like good milk.
We paid 3.99 for a dozen brown eggs, organic. The white eggs were $2.35 a dozen. Thought it was too much.
I don't care for Fareway.
We paid 3.99 for a dozen brown eggs, organic. The white eggs were $2.35 a dozen. Thought it was too much.
I don't care for Fareway.
You don’t care about the debt. You don’t complain when Republicans run it up. Just like we tell you all the time. Every time a democrat takes the White House, Fox News and Congressional Republicans start caring about it. Every effing time.
Organic eggs? Lol. There's your problem.
If we have to shut the country down again for 2 months and millions lose their jobs like in 2020, will Joe get to double count the rehiring of those folks in 2 months?
The economy is just ready to explode once the supply chain issues get worked out. It’s doing great with all that is going on but there is always room for improvement.
I’m confused. All of the positive economic news up until Covid was because of Obama
Depends on where you live. This is not even close in the southwest USA. Much higher
Politics and the economy. It’s exhausting as both sides are guilty of playing this silly game. Outside of some inflation, which is federal reserve issue, not politicians, economy seems pretty poised for a solid 2022, imo.
it was an honest question. I don’t often buy chicken wings and had no frame of reference for their normal cost.
additionally, I’d guess you can feed a family of four with two pounds of wings. Is that reasonable? $2.50 per person for a main course sounds affordable to all but the most destitute.
In an economy rooted in "services and consumption", putting more $$ and resources in the hands of the lower/middle classes is how you create economic prosperity.
Investment that enables greater production is how you create economic prosperity.
I would expect redirection of resources to the lower/middle class to increase consumption over investment, eating a greater portion of the capital ‘seed corn’ that is requisite for increasing productivity and economic growth.
I would expect heightened consumption now to come at the compounded expense of more production later.
And when lower/middle income people don't have to pay exorbitant amounts of money for "monopoly" services like internet or healthcare, they have more money to create that economic prosperity.
In fact, some form of universal healthcare NOT tied to employment would enable many to start their own companies, instead of staying in a "safe" job that those services are tied to.
How do you think those “free” things are paid for?
tax rates would have to drastically increase to pay for it.
No, we'd simply need to prioritize spending slightly more than $3T over 10 years on domestic programs, instead of the >$8T we'll be spending on military program subsidies.
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