1 big thing: House Dems ditch "Bidenomics" messaging
1 big thing: House Dems ditch "Bidenomics" messaging
I don't blame them. People can't afford Bidenomics. I see people complaining all the time but elections have consequences.
I make a lot of money, so I am weathering it just fine. I am just not able to save as much as I would like.
As I said previously, I am not a fan of Trump but groceries were much cheaper under Trump. The cost of items was cheaper under Trump.
I can't think of any way my life was worse under Trump.
Who can truthfully say Biden's policies have helped them? I can't.
I notice the liberals always have crocodile tears over Trump and start a laundry list of things they feel he did wrong but can never articulate how any of those things impacted them.
You didn't mind a man openly calling veteran soldiers chumps and dead soldiers buried in arlington idiots running the govt? Along with all the other rhetoric. As long as groceries are cheap and you aren't the demographic isn't being threatened then who gives a shit about everyone else right?
That is a rumor. I personally don't believe it's true. I get liberals love hearsay but it doesn't impress me. Where has Trump said that with actual proof? Not we heard it from someone who heard it from someone or some anonymous source.
It is well-known Trump did things for veterans before he became President.
What Demographic was impacted by Trump? Be specific. I can't think of one group that was unfairly impacted by any of his policies.
https://www.snopes.com/news/2023/10/04/donald-trump-call-troops-suckers-losers/
In sum, the claim stemmed from a story by The Atlantic, which relied on anonymous, second-hand reports of Trump's alleged words; there was no independent footage or documented proof to substantiate the in-question comments; and Trump vehemently denies that he once called service members "losers" and "suckers."
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/trump-quiet-acts-kindness/
Who can truthfully say Biden's policies have helped them?
If we mistakenly believe inflation is caused by the president, then my savings are earning more interest than ever as a direct result of his policies.
His passage of the infiltration reduction act makes wanting a solar system much more attractive. I haven't bought a house yet (whose prices are finally falling), but when I do, I'm getting that federal rebate ASAP on a solar system.
He put $1400 back into our pockets at the beginning of his administration so we could more easily weather the pandemic financially. This has been blamed for causing inflation, but given record profits across various industries and boasts of "price taking", I'm not buying it.
Also, not affecting me personally, but he did more to reduce child poverty than any other president in the last 50 years with the passage of the American Rescue Plan. Reducing child poverty is objectively a good thing.
So....there you go.
If we mistakenly believe inflation is caused by the president,
In this case it was at least partially caused by his policies.
He put $1400 back into our pockets at the beginning of his administration so we could more easily weather the pandemic financially. I didn't get that. That is also what caused inflation. When you create money, it drives inflation.
https://www.npr.org/2023/09/12/1198923453/child-poverty-child-tax-credi-pandemic-aid-census-data
I notice the liberals always have crocodile tears over Trump and start a laundry list of things they feel he did wrong but can never articulate how any of those things impacted them.
I spent all of 2020 and most of 2021 indoors or masked everywhere else due to Trump's mismanagement of COVID-19. I strongly suspect that wasn't an experience limited to me. Of course, millions of Americans can't answer your question at all because they died of COVID-19.
Of course the other thing Trump did that personally affected me was that he raised my taxes, so thanks for that!