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From: berferd@ga.ga
On 16 May 2024, "max headroom" posted some
news:v26mm3$2159o$2@dont-email.me:
> In news:v266rh$1qq8c$1@dont-email.me, Bob F
> typed:
>
>> On 5/16/2024 4:06 PM, redds wrote:
>>> On 16 May 2024, "max headroom" posted some
>>> news:v25qnb$1oj9t$2@dont-email.me:
>>>> In news:v23s4a$1b7a6$1@dont-email.me, Bob F
>>>> typed:
>>>>> On 5/15/2024 7:50 AM, Scout wrote:
>>>>>> "Richard" wrote in message
>>>>>> news:20240515.070054.aaa3b050@erienetworks.net...
>>>>>>> In Frank wrote:
>>>>>>>> On 5/14/2024 2:12 PM, ðŸËoŽ Mighty Wannabe âÅ" wrote:
>>>>>>>>> Frank wrote on 5/14/2024 12:11 PM:
>>>>>>>>>> On 5/14/2024 9:18 AM, ðŸËoŽ Mighty Wannabe âÅ" wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>> Scout wrote on 5/14/2024 7:28 AM:
>>>>>>>>>>>> "ðŸËoŽ Mighty Wannabe âÅ"" <@.> wrote in message
>>>>>>>>>>>> news:iNp0O.3481$ifn.1768@fx05.ams1...
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Frank wrote on 5/13/2024 10:28 AM:
>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Then your favorite DA will reduce felonies to
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> misdemeanors except in the case of Trump where a small
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> misdemeanor is tried as a felony.
>
>>>>>>>>>>>>> In most countries in the world, inciting an insurrection
>>>>>>>>>>>>> to usurp power is a high crime punishable by hanging.
>
>>>>>>>>>>>> Well in most countries in the world you would actually need
>>>>>>>>>>>> to engage in an insurrection to be charged much less
>>>>>>>>>>>> convicted of it.
>
>>>>>>>>>>> The fat weasel is too cunning to personally engage in an
>>>>>>>>>>> insurrection riot. I was watching all the news channels on
>>>>>>>>>>> internet on and around Jan 6. I have watched his speech on
>>>>>>>>>>> GAB.com and at the White House. I am sure the fat weasel
>>>>>>>>>>> would be guilty of summoning and inciting the insurrection
>>>>>>>>>>> mob to riot at the Capitol to usurp power by force, by any
>>>>>>>>>>> international standard.
>
>>>>>>>>>> TDS has no borders.Ã, Tell us what you like about your
>>>>>>>>>> leader.Ã, I bet you love him.
>
>>>>>>>>>> BTW Trump looks leaner these days.
>
>>>>>>>>> Our leader has become a spineless weasel blindly following
>>>>>>>>> Uncle Sam's marching orders. His father should be rolling in
>>>>>>>>> his grave. I might stop voting Liberal in future elections.
>
>>>>>>>> So now you know that we have the same type leader in Biden.
>>>>>>>> Most know it but many are blinded by TDS.
>
>>>>>>> Biden is not a leader though. He's a stooge being pushed along
>>>>>>> by Obama retreads.
>
>>>>>> Let's put it this way... in all of Joe's political history about
>>>>>> the only thing he can point to as his achievements was getting
>>>>>> elected to office.
>
>>>>>> He has been, is and will be nothing but an empty suit that
>>>>>> follows the mandates of the DNC.. not the American people.
>
>>>>> Other than overseeing the survival of thousands from covid,
>>>>> restoring USA economic growth after tRump crashed the economy,
>>>>> raising income for hundreds of thousands of American workers,
>>>>> rebuilding /America's infrastructure, setting the lowest
>>>>> unemployment rates in 50 years, actively bring manufacturing back,
>>>>> .........
>
>>>> The Spin: Americans Are Getting Poorer While Prices Keep Going Up
>
>>>> Americans' real weekly earnings dropped sharply in April and still
>>>> remain well below their level when President Joe Biden first took
>>>> office, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics
>>>> (BLS).
>
>>>> Real average weekly earnings fell to $1,191.93 in April, declining
>>>> by 0.4% in the month and 4.8% compared to the start of Biden's term
>>>> in January 2021, according to data calculated by the Daily Caller
>>>> News Foundation from the BLS. Prices have risen over 19% since
>>>> Biden first took office and 3.4% in the last year, degrading the
>>>> value of Americans' wages.
>
>>>> The decline in earnings is also due in part to a decrease in the
>>>> average number of weekly hours worked, which fell from 34.9 in
>>>> January 2021 to 34.2 in April, according to the BLS.
>
>>>> Real wages have been degraded due to persistently high inflation
>>>> under Biden, which was measured in April at 3.4% year-over-year
>>>> after peaking at 9% in June 2022.
>
>>>> The average number of hours worked per week has declined because
>>>> employers are resorting to cutting hours and shifting to part-time
>>>> jobs to offset the increase in costs and slack in business
>>>> conditions. Gross domestic product measured just 1.6% in the first
>>>> quarter of 2024, representing a major slowdown in the growth of the
>>>> U.S. economy.
>
>>>> Average hourly earnings rose again in Apr but fell in real terms
>>>> as inflation outpaced wage growth; here you can see how wages
>>>> have rocketed higher since Jan '21, but fallen significantly
>>>> after adjusting for inflation - you got a raise, but it buys you
>>>> less: pic.twitter.com/XtyTxvsFhm
>
>>>> - E.J. Antoni, Ph.D. (@RealEJAntoni) May 15, 2024
>
>>>> Biden has repeatedly claimed that he has brought inflation down,
>>>> falsely telling CNN and Yahoo Finance that the inflation rate was
>>>> 9% when he took office when it was really around 1.4%. Immediately
>>>> following that claim, Biden falsely asserted that "the pay for the
>>>> jobs are outpacing the inflation rate that they're paying."
>
>>>> The president also touted on Wednesday that "inflation has fallen
>>>> more than 60%" from its peak. While the inflation rate has
>>>> decelerated around 62% from its peak, inflation has not fallen, and
>>>> the rate continues to fail to come close to the Federal Reserve's
>>>> target range of 2%.
>
>>>> The number of people employed in part-time positions because of
>>>> poor business conditions or they could only find part-time work
>>>> increased by 161,000 in April compared to the previous month,
>>>> according to the BLS. Around 1 million more people held part-time
>>>> jobs in April compared to the previous year, while the number of
>>>> people employed in full-time jobs declined by 557,000 in that same
>>>> time frame.
>
>>>> In accordance with rising costs and shrinking wages, the cumulative
>>>> amount that Americans are holding in savings has declined in recent
>>>> months, totaling just $671 billion in March, compared to over $1
>>>> trillion the year before. Credit card delinquencies greater than 90
>>>> days have also risen substantially in the past several quarters as
>>>> Americans look for ways to finance through the increase in costs
>>>> and the loss of income.
>
>>>> Persistent inflation and low growth have worried some economists
>>>> that the economy is entering a period of stagflation, which wreaked
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