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Salvadorians can barely afford a daily enchilada
gime him a break
Lol the right wingers here are literally re ed
gime him a break
The in' squattin' .
Let's go Brandon, I agree.
Putler is in the cuck shed. Go Joe Go!!!
& all it cost was for Squattin' Joe not to tag China with the COVID Creation.
Of course it has come down, that's why we have actual metrics tracking this stuff, not the anecdotal "that milk looks expensive!".Bro I can drive right down the road and see inflation hasn't let up much whatsoever and that's just one of your bullet points so who are you kidding rn?
Gas is how much? How about all perishable goods in grocery stores? How about cars, house, etc?
Also, what downfall of the US??? I'm optimistic with the future of this nation, provided this version of the GOP doesn't win the next election, tbh...
U.S. employers added a solid 187,000 jobs in August in sign of a still-resilient labor market
The unemployment rate rose from 3.5 percent to 3.8 percent, the highest level since February 2022 though still low by historical standards.
WASHINGTON — The nation’s employers added a solid 187,000 jobs in August in a sign of a still-resilient labor market despite the high interest rates the Federal Reserve has imposed.
The job growth marked an increase from July’s revised gain of 157,000 but still pointed to a moderating pace of hiring compared with earlier this year. The unemployment rate rose from 3.5 percent to 3.8 percent, the highest level since February 2022 though still low by historical standards.
A decelerating job market could help shift the economy into a slower gear and reassure the Fed that inflation will continue to decelerate. The Fed’s streak of 11 interest rate hikes have helped slow inflation from a peak of 9.1 percent last year to 3.2 percent now. Given signs that inflation has continued to ease, many economists think the Fed may decide no further rate hikes are necessary.
The Fed wants to see hiring slow because intense demand for labor tends to inflate wages and feed inflation. The central bank hopes to achieve a rare “soft landing,” in which its rate hikes would manage to slow hiring, borrowing and spending enough to curb high inflation without causing a deep recession.
Optimism about a soft landing has been growing. The economy, though growing more slowly than it did in the boom that followed the pandemic recession of 2020, has defied the squeeze of increasingly high borrowing costs. The gross domestic product — the economy’s total output of goods and services — rose at a respectable 2.1 percent annual rate from April to June. Consumers continued to spend, and businesses increased their investments.
https://www.politico.com/news/2023/0...arket-00113715
Biden’s polling headwinds come for two reasons:
1) People still feel poor because housing has become so unaffordable in the metropolitan areas that are creating jobs.
2) He is 80 years old and looks and talks like he is much older than that. He is one Mitch McConnell Moment away from a full-blown crisis. Trump, despite being only 3 years younger, does not seem as feeble.
...Because he never smoked, nor drank. "Why not, Mr. President?"
"I didn't start, that way I didn't have to stop."
His house looks....unburned.
Setting up for a nice luau.
Does losing over 1,400 children, because HHS is not legally responsible for what happens to the children after they leave its custody, count as child trafficking?
Asking for a MAGA with short term memory loss.
NYTimes, Maui whiplash - some locals who wanted visitors to stay away are urging them back.
Nearly a month after the fire, Maui, a tourism-dependent island with a hotel room for every seven and a half households, is hosting fewer visitors than at any point since the coronavirus pandemic. Pristine beaches sit empty, even those that are many miles from Lahaina. Hundreds of unused rental cars are parked in fields near the island’s main airport in Kahului, where planes arrive half full. Beds are made and pillows are fluffed in hotel rooms where no one has laid a head in weeks.
All of it means that the workers who form the backbone of Hawaii’s welcoming aloha spirit are now struggling. In some of Maui’s fanciest resorts, employees are being sent home with no work and no pay.
obviously if a child runs away from home and winds up at your front door, you are guilty of kidnapping and are engaged in child trafficking
Regardless, he'll march next November to those Hawaii polls and pull it for Biden, guaranteed..."I was wrong, truly wrong and I apologize to President Biden. He is a great President and a wonderful man, and I hate Trump. Aloha!"His house looks....unburned.
Setting up for a nice luau.
If you have never been to Lahaina that was one sweet town. Was there ror a few days a couple years ago. Grocery store had a poke bar with like 10 different kinds of poke. Dinner and drinks on the roof of Fleetwoods at sunset. Snorkeling with the sea turtles and tropical fish. I dont surf anymore but surf was perfect. Really sad to see it destroyed.
You regressives have nothing but excuses for every damn thing under the sun. As if children are literally running away and ending up here instead. Are you assuming they're all Mexican too? Racist much? I mean we get illegals from all over the world so...
Where did i say they were all Mexican?
Meh, he just sucks. Always has sucked.
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