So he is rasing prices to fix the problem of prices being too high?
So he is rasing prices to fix the problem of prices being too high?
Originally posted by: Mark
So he is rasing prices to fix the problem of prices being to high?
You must be talking about what brain dead Biden did to America for 4 years - while you had nothing to say....
Originally posted by: David Miller
You must be talking about what brain dead Biden did to America for 4 years - while you had nothing to say....
Food inflation is higher than it was in Biden's last year of office. Your guy promised to fix it on day one. Is Trump a liar for promising to fix it on day one?
Originally posted by: Mark
Food inflation is higher than it was in Biden's last year of office. Your guy promised to fix it on day one. Is Trump a liar for promising to fix it on day one?
Apparently you refuse to comprehend what I stated - you don't correct 4 years of unfettered inflation overnight. Now find something else to bitch about ....
Originally posted by: David Miller
Apparently you refuse to comprehend what I stated - you don't correct 4 years of unfettered inflation overnight. Now find something else to bitch about ....
Trump said prices would begin falling on day one. Was he lying? It is not a trick question a simple yes or no will suffice.
Millerscum 😂😂😂😂😂🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
So pathetic when he tries to justify the lies, incompetence, and assholery of the orange shithead whose dick he so lovingly sucks.
Q2 GDP was 3.8%
Originally posted by: tom
Q2 GDP was 3.8%
So what? We're talking about prices. And we're talking about NOW.
Stupid Tom.
Originally posted by: tom
Q2 GDP was 3.8%
Not from consumer spending.
It turns out that it was consumer spending.
The US economy grew at a 3.8% rate in the second quarter, significantly stronger than previously reported | CNN Business
"GDP was revised higher largely due to new additional data on consumer spending. Personal consumption expenditures rose at an annualized pace of 2.5% in the second quarter, according to the third estimate, up sharply from the second estimate’s 1.6%."
Apparently, this is an unusual occurrence. Should someone be fired for having an unusually high adjustment? Probably not this time, it's in Trump's favor.
"The big difference between the first estimate and the third one is 'certainly notable and outside the norm,” Bret Kenwell, US investment analyst at investing platform eToro, told CNN."
Charles? Fireable offense?