The guy you are quoting is a known liar.
He tweets to the maga tards.
You're better than this
@Fingers what you think about this chick since we all know you love Jen Psaki...View: https://twitter.com/townhallcom/status/1508893993735802885
Remember that time Obama wore a tan suit?
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View: https://twitter.com/townhallcom/status/1508893993735802885
Her hair cut lets her down I'm afraid.
Exactly. Seems disrespectful and unfair to Jackson. Makes it about the old white man who decided he's going to open the door for some token who looks like her, instead of it being about her achievement of being a historic pick who took her seat because she was deemed the best candidate for the job.
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Two important points here are that first, we can lay responsibility for this inflation directly at the doorstep of the Biden administration, and second, those being hurt most by this inflation are the very low-income Americans that this administration claims to care so much about.
A recent report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis focuses on the disparate impact of inflation on different communities, causing the most damage to low-income Americans.
According to the report, although one number for inflation is reported nationally, different households do not equally take the brunt of this.
According to a Gallup survey from late 2021, 45.5% of all Americans reported experiencing "severe" or "moderate" hardship caused by inflation.
However, the story changes dramatically when broken down by income. Among those with incomes of less than $40,000, 70.7% say they are experiencing "severe" or "moderate" hardship. And 46.5% of those earning from $40,000 to $99,999 and 28.3% of those earning $100,000 or above reported experiencing "severe" or "moderate" hardship.
The report offers various explanations about why inflation hits lower-income households harder. These include the fact that lower-income households have a lower percentage of interest-bearing assets, meaning their world is mostly cash. And inflation takes its highest toll on cash.
Higher-income households have more flexibility in adjusting behavior than do lower-income households. And lower-income households tend to be renters rather than homeowners, and rent is more volatile in an inflationary environment.
The tragedy is that inflation is not a surprise attack. We know what causes inflation. Like many physical diseases, we know what their causes are, and those that become victims do so not out of lack of knowledge, but out of irresponsible behavior
A recent report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis focuses on the disparate impact of inflation on different communities, causing the most damage to low-income Americans.
According to the report, although one number for inflation is reported nationally, different households do not equally take the brunt of this.
According to a Gallup survey from late 2021, 45.5% of all Americans reported experiencing "severe" or "moderate" hardship caused by inflation.
However, the story changes dramatically when broken down by income. Among those with incomes of less than $40,000, 70.7% say they are experiencing "severe" or "moderate" hardship. And 46.5% of those earning from $40,000 to $99,999 and 28.3% of those earning $100,000 or above reported experiencing "severe" or "moderate" hardship.
The report offers various explanations about why inflation hits lower-income households harder. These include the fact that lower-income households have a lower percentage of interest-bearing assets, meaning their world is mostly cash. And inflation takes its highest toll on cash.
Higher-income households have more flexibility in adjusting behavior than do lower-income households. And lower-income households tend to be renters rather than homeowners, and rent is more volatile in an inflationary environment.
The tragedy is that inflation is not a surprise attack. We know what causes inflation. Like many physical diseases, we know what their causes are, and those that become victims do so not out of lack of knowledge, but out of irresponsible behavior
Will it be fixed by cutting taxes on the billionaire class again, and funnelling even more of the nation's wealth upwards?
Because that and voter suppression are literally the only legislative agenda the GOP has. So if more money for billionaires and more civil unrest will solve this issue, then yeah........ vote GOP.
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So who is to blame for the same rates of inflation in the rest of the world?
Is there any country not experiencing inflation right now?
The Biden administration that's been in office for 14 months and can't get anything passed because of frenzied partisan hatred and gridlock, no less.
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Dems have control of everything. He can’t even get his own party to fall for his bullshit
That notwithstanding, it was Trump who decided to fire up the printing press. Biden isn't exactly doing anything to slow things down, but it wasn't his creation.
No doubt
I also live in California and am getting ready to get $800 from Newsom because I have 2 registered vehicles.
They're giving out refunds?
Didn’t take long for Cawthorn to tuck.
Cawthorn tells McCarthy orgy, cocaine remarks were exaggerated
What he's saying: "There's a lot of different things that can happen," McCarthy told Axios and other reporters.
Cawthorn tells McCarthy orgy, cocaine remarks were exaggerated
What he's saying: "There's a lot of different things that can happen," McCarthy told Axios and other reporters.
- "I just told him he's lost my trust, he's gonna have to earn it back, and I laid out everything I find is unbecoming. And, you can't just say, 'You can't do this again.' I mean, he's, he's got a lot of members very upset."
- "In the interview, he claims he watched people do cocaine. Then when he comes in he tells me, he says he thinks he saw maybe a staffer in a parking garage from 100 yards away," McCarthy said.
- "It's just frustrating. There's no evidence behind his statements. And when I sit down with him ... I told him you can't make statements like that, as a member of Congress, that affects everybody else and the country as a whole."
- A spokesman for Cawthorn did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
C'mon man.... I know it seems so but Biden dose not have a monopoly on stupidity