@ChillDrSado@POTUS I didn't get the joke the first time, but the word Deflation stuck in my head. You're correct, DEflation is at its lowest level in American history. INflation, on the other hand, is record-breakingly high.
@POTUS We've achieved 'racial equity'. The races are spread out pretty equally and fairly across the socioeconomic scale. We have a handful of billionaires of all races, we have a large upper middle class of all races, and we have a large lower class OF ALL RACES.
@Kuwago68 Why does everyone who owns such nice vehicles insist on lowering them so far that they drag on the ground? It's not how they were originally designed and it makes them undrivable on most standard (crappy) roads.
@flamingopink2@GardinerIsland Nice chart. Unfortunately, I notice that you deliberately messed up 2 things. 1, Joe Biden should be a LOT more than that, considering his Covid Package which seems to not have been calculated in. 2. Obama would've been higher than Trump if you'd have included him.
@John_Wallace0@2SharesofTwit@dbongino Could you please name the 3 million U.S. citizens that Trump personally killed? Approximately a million died from Fauci's Covid Folly, and most of them were during Biden's regime. And you didn't answer the question of are we to believe that Biden personally really did all that.
@PetuniaAlly I doubt that 59% of Americans are fine with bailing out big corporations, but the fed government doesn't give us any say in the matter whenever it occurs.
@StogieSlayer@Wazzlfc@POTUS I half-way agree with Stogie here, but... some of these student loans are set up so that if they pay the minimum requirement (all some can afford), they fall further into debt and never get out of debt. That's not fair or right either.
@Charlie26163572@TheKarenMann @AureliusOsi @TomFitton@nytimes Was, past tense. Now it's renting someone else's property, a used car that doesn't break down too often, and no kids since you can't afford them anyway. People envy ME for having that very lifestyle. Sad.
@LetterAndDigit @lawrencepost@4EverHopeful2@TomFitton Easy to LOL and sarcastically say "okay" without doing your homework. Obviously you didn't go watch any trump interview reruns, or you'd see that I'm 100% correct.
@Chrisbdg34Smith@w53115978 Because in the 1960s, President Johnson (a racist southern dem) promised to sign the voting rights act ONLY if the country's black leadership (mostly religious leaders) promised to deliver the black vote to dems. He signed, they delivered, and blacks have voted dem ever since.
@lawrencepost@4EverHopeful2 @LetterAndDigit @TomFitton Actually, in the early 2010s the left (media) loved him and continually encouraged him to run for president... until he ran against her holy royal worshipfulness H.R. Clinton. Only then did the left start to hate him. BTW, I didn't even vote for him, not a part of any cult.
@4EverHopeful2 @LetterAndDigit @TomFitton That was years ago (impeachments) and nothing came of them. Where's the promised 'accountability' for that? The libs are still trying to find things to prosecute him over and continually coming up short, and he's still eligible to run for president again, nothing changed.
@Dirtylittlethot Although they weren't on the block together iirc, Dani and Dom and Xmas and Nashville are also still together (since someone else mentioned Bayleaf and Saggy D).
@crystaltokyo@garnetstar28@FortuneMagazine What do those things have to do with the Inflation Reduction Act bill? We have runaway inflation that the 'inflation reduction' bill doesn't address at all and will make worse, which will make the lower 50-66% of us poorer. So we blame that on repubs and other bills? Uh, no.
@FortuneMagazine Considering that the last 2 years of inflation is already costing me $2,000+ a year on my grocery bill alone (not including utilities, gasoline, rent, etc), how is saving me $1,135 a year (by 2030) saving me anything? It's not. C'mon idiots, simple math!
@mastersolace@TomiLahren "Trumpism" is in your head (living rent-free), inflation is real. The Dems owe us a big apology for the pandemic called Inflation. People on a fixed income got a 5% increase to cover a 50% increase in their cost of living.