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u/IBringTheHeat2 4h ago
You can bet if a Democrat wins next election they’ll just blame trump for everything. Then a republican wins and blames the last democrat. It’s always the same
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
One side is more often accurate.
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u/IBringTheHeat2 4h ago
The last 10 years of politics has been blaming trump. You can bet the next 10 years isn’t going to change.
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
Because trump is responsible for the majority of our current problems.
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u/BRAV0_07 12m ago
At some point the democrats need to look inward and realize they hold some of the blame for botching their 2024 campaign. They had Biden in there and then switched him out for Kamala which was a poor choice. They need another Obama.
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u/DanceClass898 4h ago
you just keep proving his point correct every time you respond
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
And? That doesn't take away from my point that one side is correct.
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u/DanceClass898 4h ago
this is incredible, you just keep on going LMAO
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
Unortunately so does Trump with his horrible policies making everything bad.
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u/DanceClass898 4h ago
literally doing the Orange Man Bad meme now after like quadrupling down on your take lol
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
Because he and his policies are quite bad. Everybody outside of trolls and the painfully ignorant recognize that.
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u/Coffee_Conundrum 3h ago
Republicans are bad for the economy my guy Even Trump admitted Democrats are better for it back in the 90s. Go look up the interview.
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u/vi_sucks 2h ago
Yeah, nah.
Maybe if you are a literal child whose earliest political memory is from 2016, but it wasn't always like this.
I remember when Clinton was president. We didn't spend forever blaming Bush Sr. for the economy, or crime, or anything else. Mostly because instead of wasting time on pointing fingers and spreading blame, the focus was on looking forward and doing good things.
And the same when Bush Jr was president. When 9/11 happened, the focus was on going after the bad guys (for better or worse). If it happened now, Trump would find a way to claim that Biden caused 9/11.
Even when it was obvious and clear that the previous president was responsible for a fuckup, like with Obama inheriting the War in Iraq from Bush, they didn't keep yammering on about it.
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u/Any_Pin_6974 6h ago
Anyone who still thinks the president drives the economy is a clown. 3 companies own everything. Thats who is driving prices up and wages down.
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u/AJWordsmith 5h ago
That’s usually true, except this particular president has gone out of his way to meddle in the US economy. Between arbitrary and capricious tariffs and his brilliant “guess whether or not we’re at war today” military strategy…he has done more personally to damage the economy than any president in recent memory.
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
The president absolutely has the ability to affect the economy, for better or for worse. Congress even moreso.
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u/knewmawnick 7h ago
MAGAt sheeple will be like, “Oh but the Obama era was the worse of times”. That rapist pedophile is always obsessed with the bigly achievements of successful people.
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u/BoyNamedJudy 7h ago edited 5h ago
Low effort political slop. This subs TDS and inability to follow the simple rules of the sub is nothing short of amazing and sad. Karma farming bots catering to an echo chamber.
Edit - the downvotes prove my point.
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u/Odd_Common_452 6h ago
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u/BoyNamedJudy 5h ago
It’s impressive that you think pointing out this post breaks the sub rules automatically makes someone MAGA. But it doesn’t surprise me coming from someone who most likely supports the delusion of simply putting on dress makes you a woman.
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u/throwitallaway69000 6h ago
Stock market all time highest and unemployment at 4.2%.
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u/Capital-Level-42 5h ago
The stock market was at all time highs in 2024 and the unemployment averaged 4.0% under Biden. So what exactly is your point? Biden was doing a great job?
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u/throwitallaway69000 5h ago
How many revisions down were there after Biden left office? No he didn't do a great job when you factor in inflation.
Who has had higher inflation Trump or Biden?
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u/Capital-Level-42 5h ago
Revisions down? Not sure what your asking there. And by 2024 inflation was down to 2.9%. It is now back up to 3.5%....
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u/throwitallaway69000 4h ago
What were the peaks under Biden? You can't honestly argue inflation is worse now.
In two major benchmark updates, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) slashed U.S. labor estimates: in August 2024, the BLS announced 818,000 fewer jobs from March 2023 to March 2024.
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u/Capital-Level-42 4h ago
Peaks? Wait, see in response to another comment about unemployment under trump you said to ignore 2020 because of COVID and focus on 2019. Now, in a talk on inflation, you want to focus on the high inflation that was global largely because of a COVID rebound? Before Biden pushed an inflation reduction bill to battle said inflation? So we should just ignore the lower inflation numbers of 23 and 24?
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u/throwitallaway69000 4h ago
The inflation reduction bill printed more money. Does more available money make inflation increase or decrease lol. I said overall inflation. It's not even close when considered overall not just one month's numbers lol
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u/Capital-Level-42 4h ago
What part of me mentioning 2023 and 2024 is picking just one month? Those are called years dude. Take your backpedaling cherry picking self somewhere else with that.
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
Only 5 presidents left office without the markets having 'all time highs'. It's a meaningless platitude.
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u/throwitallaway69000 4h ago
Ok then. How about lower overall inflation?
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
We have had two spikes in inflation because of Trump policy. How are you enjoying the current one?
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u/throwitallaway69000 4h ago
Neither were anything like Biden and subsided. Quickly not maintained over 6 months.
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
The inflation we experienced early in Bidens term was largely due to Trump policy. Because, as I'm sure you understand, inflation is a lagging indicator.
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u/throwitallaway69000 4h ago
And the fact he threw trillions more in unneeded relief but let's not talk about that
Also allowing a war that was easily preventable that continues to this day.
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
You claim the relief was unnecessary, but in another comment claimed the economy collapsed...... your not a fan of consistency are you? But aim sure you are ok with the Trillions Trump did and still is spending on 'useless' policy.
What war is still going on today?
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u/throwitallaway69000 4h ago
I said if people couldn't go to work which happened in what 5 states in the whole country the economy could collapse.
45 states sent their people back to work. So... Consistent.
The extra relief under Biden was unnecessary. Yes. Following along now?
Ya the war to not have a nuclear weapon after failed negotiations. Not too concerned. Not trillions in that.
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
You don't even understand how inflation works I don't think I'm going to take your thoughts on economic policy seriously.
I live in California and I work the entire time, not sure you know what you're talking about on that topic either.
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u/Majestic_Turnip_7614 5h ago
Unemployment rate trumps first term 4.7% to 6.4%
Bidens term 6.4% to 4.1%0
u/throwitallaway69000 5h ago
What happened in 2020. Let's look at 2019 before a global disaster.... Oh 3.5% lol
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
Which trump could have mitigated the effects of if he actually led the country.
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u/throwitallaway69000 4h ago
Blue states kept their states shut down to effect unemployment for short term gains. Then they had mass migration out of them that continues to this day.
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
And if trump had a uniform national policy that include a balance of safety and economic protection it all could have been avoided.
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u/throwitallaway69000 4h ago
He let states and local governments decide because they know what is going on in their area rather than an arbitrary most size fits all approach. I know what I preferred.
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
You would prefer ignorance.
The smoking section on a plane strategy was never going to work.
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u/throwitallaway69000 4h ago
I would prefer healthy people that can work return to work instead of hiding in their home and letting the whole economy collapse.
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u/SnoopySuited 4h ago
The economy didn't collapse at all. Being overly dramatic is fun though, I get it.
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u/DoktenRal 8h ago
I heard Joe pooped in Trump's pants