They trust a man who simply does not pay his debts Do they think they will be able to not pay their debts if he is elected? Rocket River
they care enought to vote against him in 2020, by the largest margin of popular vote ever. And that was before Bidenomics ever got started.
the accomodator has spoken, Fed holds off on rate cuts after hot jobs, inflation data, but doesn't rule out---using his monetary tool box---to cut rates later this year. another big win insofar as further strengtening the USD as the de facto reserve currency.
https://m.usw.org/news/media-center/releases/2024/usw-endorses-joe-biden-for-reelection-as-president (PITTSBURGH) – The United Steelworkers (USW)union today proudly endorsed Joe Biden for a second term as president of the United States. “President Biden proved time and again during his first term that he stands with working families,” said USW International President David McCall. “His vision and leadership allowed our nation to strengthen workers’ access to collective bargaining, grow the middle class, and embark on a path to widespread prosperity.” The union’s endorsement was the culmination of a months-long process that included surveying USW members regarding their top priorities. The union also sent prospective presidential candidates in both parties a detailed questionnaire to determine where each of them stands on key issues affecting working people. “Our members told us that they value retirement security, affordable health care and labor laws that support our ability to form unions and negotiate strong contracts,” said McCall. “President Biden’s record on all these issues speaks for itself. He also laid out a strong plan for building on this momentum well into the future.” In 2021, USW members led a union-wide effort backing large-scale infrastructure investment with strong Buy American provisions. “President Biden, through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, Inflation Reduction Act and other pro-worker legislation, is making good on his promise to create good, union jobs and healthier communities across the country,” McCall said. “Our nation has long needed this sort of sweeping investment. President Biden made it happen.” McCall noted that by strategically combining these historic investments with a worker-centered trade policy that is rebuilding supply chains and supporting critical industries, President Biden is promoting domestic manufacturing and widespread prosperity, not just in the short term but well into the future. This is in addition to the many other ways in which Biden and his administration helped advance workers’ interests, McCall said. “President Biden’s leadership revitalized the Department of Labor and National Labor Relations Board so that they are once again fulfilling their mission to empower working people. “And he consistently held firm on protecting Americans’ retirement security, fending off attacks on Social Security and Medicare. “Among the many accomplishments of Biden’s American Rescue Plan was shoring up the troubled multi-employer pension plans that put more than a million workers’ retirements in jeopardy through no fault of their own – including 120,000 USW members and retirees. These workers can now look to the future with optimism rather than fear.” McCall said that workers and their families need their elected officials to share their priorities. “Workers and their families are more secure than they were four years ago, thanks to President Biden’s leadership. From infrastructure to retirement security, international trade to safer workplaces, President Biden got the job done,” McCall said. “We’re honored to back him as he runs for reelection.”
Typical low info post with numbers that either intentionally gaslights or incompetently misleads. There's a reason why swing states matter and it isn't to pad the "the largest margin of popular vote ever".
Biden's worst decision as president was renominating Powell as fed chair. Lael would be cutting rates already. What a braindead move by the Biden folks
You're literally making my point why we need to lower rates. Wtf is the point you're trying to make? Fed should've lowered rates last December
@Invisible Fan predicted the stock market and the economy was about to crash lol. Probably the worst prediction ever
Nice doubling down with another low info post. Tell me how winning the popular vote with the "largest margin of popular vote" at that time helped Hillary win the 2016 election. For a shitbreath, you love exposing yourself as a textbook example of Dunning-Krueger effect.
It's a safe prediction that if the economy doesn't help the lower quartiles in the coming months, then Biden's numbers in swing states will look the same as it is now from the Bloomberg article. That's something Joey B will need to work on if he wants to win.
Is the stock market collapse coming anytime soon? The one you claimed was certain lololol. You folks are shameless. If anyone listened to you they would've missed out on one of the greatest bull runs this century Donkeys
Relax dude. I am not making any point other than we are in a fiscal dominant period. Do you recall when I kept repeating we need to be concerned about the 120% debt to gdp? There is no plan to get us under. It's projected to get much worse. And you're over here concerned we need drop rates.
How do you not understand that higher rates means higher financing costs for the government. You keep crying about the debt but don't think we should lower rates asap. 5.25% vs 2.5% is a huge difference when you're looking at 30t+. Theres no reason to have high rates. If you're concerned about the debt then you have to be for lower rates asap. There's nothing that high rates are accomplishing. Higher rates won't help bring more housing supply which is what we need.
willful stupidity is equating Hillary’s national campaign with Biden’s, against an inept national campaign, Putin's useful idiot was able to eek out an electoral win against a competent national campaign, Putin's useful idiot lost BIGLY, both electoral and popular votes reminiscent of Invisible’s inability to distinguish monetary policies from fiscal policies