It's a matter of Bidenomics!

you seem like an angry little man

 

McDonald's has a daily special on their app for buy1 get 1 free for all their big macs and/or quarter pounders. They also have a 1 dollar large fries special daily + buy 1 get 1 free breakfast sandwiches every day.

The people who pay regular prices are subsidizing those who use the app.

 

People who pay regular taxes pay for all the subsides Biden likes to give away for free.

 

Here is an ad right here on this site. 3.99 for a big Mac and fries Mac. Or a double cheeseburger and fries.

 

You could auction off bags of garbage for $3.99 and find something more healthy than that.

 

You can get 2 big macs + large fries for under 6 bucks if you use the app.....

You back to trolling already?

 

Yeah MAGAnonics = deregulation and passing massive tax cuts for the top 1%. Sounds amazing

 

Don't waste your time. @Os Trigonum is a frustrated old right wing dude who can't unleash his inner Cayuga River Cave Troll in public for fear of alienating his peers - so he does it here in just the dumbest anonymous 4chan moron ways.

I'd say "interesting" but it's a very very not interesting tale as old as time.

 

But why can't he just admit he's a right winger? You are who you are. Just be proud and own it and put the red hat on. All he does is spew disinformation and conspiracies against democrats 24/7.

I have 100x more respect for @Commodore. He knows what he is and he isn't ashamed. I respect that

 

That's his bit, he's committed to it in his online life. For better or for lol @ this lame old loser

 

link should work for everyone

The Queen Bee of Bidenomics

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/17/...e_code=1.0U0.IESY.rciv1L_g1Ilq&smid=url-share

excerpt:

But the work that Ms. Harris and others in the Biden administration have done is unfinished, and poorly understood. The terms “Bidenomics” and “Build Back Better” don’t seem to resonate. Just 38 percent of voters trust Mr. Biden on the economy, according to a recent poll. That might be because Americans are, understandably, more concerned about the cost of groceries today than the investments that will pay off tomorrow. Or maybe an era of low trust in the government is just a tough time to revive these kinds of interventions.

Ms. Harris acknowledges that these ideas haven’t yet taken hold in the broader electorate, and that high interest rates overshadow the progress that’s been made. It’s too early for voters to feel it, she told me: “The investments Biden has pushed through aren’t going to be felt in a month, a year, two years.”
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more at the link

 

This is what working for the people looks like @Os Trigonum something you donkeys don't grasp

 

When I saw mention of Ms. Harris, I first thought of our immigration czar with her signature cackle...

That article is fluffier than a Samoyed when it comes to policy she can directly take credit* for. I guess this paragraph would have to do.

As an adviser on international economic policy, Ms. Harris had a hand in everything from making the case for industrial policy to designing a new framework for trade. This time, she wasn’t a lonely voice. Numerous grantees or partners from the Hewlett initiative entered the administration as well: Heather Boushey, an expert on equitable growth, became a member of Mr. Biden’s Council of Economic Advisers; K. Sabeel Rahman, a scholar of antitrust law, became head of regulatory affairs; and his collaborator Lina Khan became chair of the Federal Trade Commission.
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Is she like the Jared Kushner of Bidenomics...Everywhere and nowhere all at once?

Even the cover shot for her expose makes her look like an office wallflower.





*or blame

 

Biden’s Stimulus Juiced the Economy, but Its Political Effects Are Muddled
Some voters blame the American Rescue Plan for fueling price increases. But the growth it unleashed may be helping the president stay more popular than counterparts in Europe.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/18/us/politics/bidens-stimulus-economy.html

excerpt:

The $1.9 trillion economic stimulus package that President Biden signed shortly after taking office has become both an anchor and a buoy for his re-election campaign.

The American Rescue Plan, which the Biden administration created and Democrats passed in March 2021, has fueled discontent among voters, in sometimes paradoxical ways. Some Americans blame the law, which included direct checks to individuals, for helping to fuel rapid inflation.

Others appear upset that its relief to people, businesses and school districts was short-lived. The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reported recently that several business contacts in its district “expressed concern about the winding down of American Rescue Plan Act dollars and whether nonprofits and K-12 schools will be able to sustain certain programs without that funding.”

Polls show that Americans continue to favor Mr. Biden’s opponent, former President Donald J. Trump, on economic issues. Often, they indicate that only relatively small slices of the electorate believe Mr. Biden’s policies have helped them or their family financially.
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more at the link

 

As an Adobe subscriber that’s good to see.

As an Adobe shareholder not so good.