You can say nothing gets passed all you want, but that is obviously not true as he spent more $$$ in 2021-23 than trump did any year sans they pandemic year. The facts just don't back your assertion.
You’d think a successful business man wouldn’t be stupid enough to hire John Bolton….
Republicans aren’t conservative…
Explain to me the rational trump used to hire John Bolton.
Speaking of that Afghanistan withdrawal ...... What a cluster fvck of mismanagement
Bolton didnt affect any policy in the Trump admin. I agree that he never should have been hired, but Trump called his own shots in foreign policy.
I fully agree the pub party is no longer conservative. That certainly includes Graham. Outside of military support he has never been a true conservative. I did not make that claim.
Yup - a brilliant way to address inflation. Without it, the fed would need to continue raising interest rates and we would not have a soft landing. Banks would likely fail and the housing market would decline sharply.
in that same vein we shouldn't be sabotaging our own borrowing interest rates by shutting down the government. That exacerbates the same problem, how much debt we have. Gridlock can be a very bad thing you see.
The corporations buying up all the property and land and jacking up rent and housing costs have NOTHING to do with the cost of living skyrocketing.
You are correct. I think we discussed this in another thread and it was a rare issue that almost everyone agreed with your position. There should be limitations on large corporations like BlackRock buying up homes.
The only disaster is in your frontal cortex! Is your MAGA hat pulled over your eyes???
"Jamie Dimon was recently asked: “If you had to describe the US economy, how resilient is it?” His answer was unequivocal: “Basically, it's booming.” It was the first time the chairman and chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co. uttered such a superlative since he became the head of the world's largest bank almost two decades ago.
www.bloomberg.com
"Jamie Dimon was recently asked: “If you had to describe the US economy, how resilient is it?” His answer was unequivocal: “Basically, it's booming.” It was the first time the chairman and chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co. uttered such a superlative since he became the head of the world's largest bank almost two decades ago.
“If you look at the economy” before the Covid-19 pandemic “it was very low growth for 20 years,” he told the Economic Club of New York on April 23. “But if you look at the economy since then, it's been booming. Unemployment hit an all-time low; it's been under 4% now for the better part of two or three years.” That's a sustained rate of joblessness not seen since the 68-year-old Dimon’s elementary school days. “The American consumer, even if we go into a recession, is much wealthier than before,” he said. “Debt service ratios are very low...their home prices are up; their stock prices are up.”
In Jamie Dimon's America, the Stock Market Has Already Voted
Investors around the world value US equities more highly than ever before in what John Maynard Keynes might call the psychological referendum on the Bidenomics.
A deep-stater who defends Trumpers no less. You'd think they'd listen to him.
It looks like you're dodging Jamie Dimon's take above the alphabet soup you're excited about.
I read it.. big deal.
I work in a vast array of industrial manufacturing fields.
And that's exactly what the Fed is trying to accomplish by keeping interest rates high...
SMDH
