TDub wrote: ↑Sun Jun 11, 2023 11:59 am
bridge collapse in Philly.
too bad that infrastructure bill didn't go to any actual...infrastructure.
When it falls down theres opportunity to build back better I suppose....
WTF are you talking about?
Don't be such a half-empty guy, twocoach. Instead, let's celebrate TDub's growth, and his newfound ability to make a post critical of Biden, (I think), that's resplendent in policy details he disagrees with, rather than resorting to his usual ageism-only complaints.
That, or, maybe he's cranky and lashing out incoherently because he misses old times?
Re: Uncle Joe
Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2023 12:41 pm
by Sparko
Infrastructure was thought to be the one area Republicans could be counted on to help the new Congress in 2021. Um yeah. And here we have someone blaming Biden.
Re: Uncle Joe
Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2023 12:45 pm
by MICHHAWK
uncle joe wanted the big boy chair.
Re: Uncle Joe
Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2023 12:48 pm
by MICHHAWK
the buck stops at the big boy chair.
Re: Uncle Joe
Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2023 1:01 pm
by jfish26
Except when it doesn't. Right?
Re: Uncle Joe
Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 9:33 am
by KUTradition
CPI Report Shows Inflation Has Been Cut in Half From Last Year’s Peak
Fantastic! Now how long before I start to see the prices of goods and services reflecting that?
Gee, maybe reality should set in for those celebrating? Am I supposed to forget and ignore we are most likely headed for what can be a considerably tough recession?
Well, I guess we should celebrate the victories while we can. Sorry I rained on the parade.
Here I go with my celebration.....
HORRAY!!!!
Ok, now back to my regularly scheduled program.
Fantastic! Now how long before I start to see the prices of goods and services reflecting that?
Gee, maybe reality should set in for those celebrating? Am I supposed to forget and ignore we are most likely headed for what can be a considerably tough recession?
Well, I guess we should celebrate the victories while we can. Sorry I rained on the parade.
Here I go with my celebration.....
HORRAY!!!!
Ok, now back to my regularly scheduled program.
All of the serious analyses I've read suggest that the price issues are now more profiteering etc than rational. And while I'm decidedly a lefty, socially, my leftiness does not extend to supporting government price controls or things of that nature. So this is one where the market (consumer habit) will need to drive change.
Fantastic! Now how long before I start to see the prices of goods and services reflecting that?
Gee, maybe reality should set in for those celebrating? Am I supposed to forget and ignore we are most likely headed for what can be a considerably tough recession?
Well, I guess we should celebrate the victories while we can. Sorry I rained on the parade.
Here I go with my celebration.....
HORRAY!!!!
Ok, now back to my regularly scheduled program.
wholesale egg prices are down to $0.94/dozen
nat’l gas average is down more than a dollar/gallon from a year ago
Fantastic! Now how long before I start to see the prices of goods and services reflecting that?
Gee, maybe reality should set in for those celebrating? Am I supposed to forget and ignore we are most likely headed for what can be a considerably tough recession?
Well, I guess we should celebrate the victories while we can. Sorry I rained on the parade.
Here I go with my celebration.....
HORRAY!!!!
Ok, now back to my regularly scheduled program.
wholesale egg prices are down to $0.94/dozen
nat’l gas average is down more than a dollar/gallon from a year ago
home prices are down
smart phone prices fell by 24% over the past year
used car prices continue falling
bacon prices are down 4%
Headed back in the right direction which is what I wanted a Biden Presidency to accomplish.
Fantastic! Now how long before I start to see the prices of goods and services reflecting that?
Gee, maybe reality should set in for those celebrating? Am I supposed to forget and ignore we are most likely headed for what can be a considerably tough recession?
Well, I guess we should celebrate the victories while we can. Sorry I rained on the parade.
Here I go with my celebration.....
HORRAY!!!!
Ok, now back to my regularly scheduled program.
wholesale egg prices are down to $0.94/dozen
nat’l gas average is down more than a dollar/gallon from a year ago
home prices are down
smart phone prices fell by 24% over the past year
used car prices continue falling
bacon prices are down 4%
Seems like that's a good thing and something to be happy about but.....
I'm not smart enough to know the answers to my questions.
Overall/as a whole.......
Does the price of eggs going down help "the economy" and those who make money selling and investing in them?
Does the price of gas going down help "the economy" and those who make money selling and investing in gas?
Does the price of homes going down help "the economy" and those who make money selling and investing in them?
Does the price of smart phones going down help "the economy" and those who make money selling and investing in them?
Does the price of used cars falling help "the economy" and those who sell and invest in them?
Does the price of bacon going down help the "economy" and those who sell and invest in "bacon"?
I'm all for things that help the majority of Americans but I do feel SOMEWHAT bad for those who are trying to make a living and suffer because of it.
Fantastic! Now how long before I start to see the prices of goods and services reflecting that?
Gee, maybe reality should set in for those celebrating? Am I supposed to forget and ignore we are most likely headed for what can be a considerably tough recession?
Well, I guess we should celebrate the victories while we can. Sorry I rained on the parade.
Here I go with my celebration.....
HORRAY!!!!
Ok, now back to my regularly scheduled program.
wholesale egg prices are down to $0.94/dozen
nat’l gas average is down more than a dollar/gallon from a year ago
home prices are down
smart phone prices fell by 24% over the past year
used car prices continue falling
bacon prices are down 4%
Seems like that's a good thing and something to be happy about but.....
I'm not smart enough to know the answers to my questions.
Overall/as a whole.......
Does the price of eggs going down help "the economy" and those who make money selling and investing in them?
Does the price of gas going down help "the economy" and those who make money selling and investing in gas?
Does the price of homes going down help "the economy" and those who make money selling and investing in them?
Does the price of smart phones going down help "the economy" and those who make money selling and investing in them?
Does the price of used cars falling help "the economy" and those who sell and invest in them?
Does the price of bacon going down help the "economy" and those who sell and invest in "bacon"?
I'm all for things that help the majority of Americans but I do feel SOMEWHAT bad for those who are trying to make a living and suffer because of it.
“suffer” is a pretty strong word when those industries are still making a profit (record profits in some cases)
Re: Uncle Joe
Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 2:47 pm
by dolomite
Thanks to Joe Biden for all those prices falling. I would just like to know how he did it?
Re: Uncle Joe
Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 2:55 pm
by Shirley
This isn't directed at only you, Gutter, but to all the current naysayers.
None of us are happy with inflation that's higher than normal. But, most of the rest of the developed world has higher than normal rates of inflation, and while I know it's unpatriotic to ask, what makes US think we're so different? (See what I did there?)
A global respiratory pandemic has killed nearly 7 million people and disrupted supply chains world-wide, but we're so different, so special, we're somehow immune in contradistinction to the rest of the developed world?
Then again, not every country's inflation rate is high. According to the chart below, China's inflation rate is only 0.2%. If only we were...China? Maybe if we had similarly closed our society down much tighter and for nearly 3 years, we wouldn't have inflation, either?
As of 6/2/23 the unemployment rate for those 16-24 y/o in the US was 7.4%.
Speaking of "unemployment", according to the commerce dept. in April: “When President Biden took office, the unemployment rate was 6.3%. Today, it is just 3.4%. That's the lowest in 54 years.”
Speaking of "the chart below", look at all the developed countries that have higher inflation than we do.
Not to mention, the CPI level this morning is the lowest it's been in two years.
Would anyone care to make the argument that things would be better if Biden hadn't won in 2020?
Country Inflation rate as of May 23, 2023
China 0.2%
Switzerland 2.2
Russia 2.5
Saudi Arabia 2.7%
Spain 3.2%
South Korea 3.3%
Japan 3.5%
Brazil 3.94
Indonesia 4.00% United States 4.00%
India 4.25%
Canada 4.4%
France 5.1%
Singapore 5.7%
Mexico 5.84%
Euro Area 6.1%
Germany 6.1%
Netherlands 6.1%
South Africa 6.8%
Australia 7.0
Italy 7.6%
United Kingdom 8.7%
Turkey 39.59%
Argentina 109.0%
Re: Uncle Joe
Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 2:57 pm
by KUTradition
dolomite wrote: ↑Tue Jun 13, 2023 2:47 pm
Thanks to Joe Biden for all those prices falling. I would just like to know how he did it?
by sitting in the big boy chair
duh
Re: Uncle Joe
Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 2:58 pm
by KUTradition
Feral wrote: ↑Tue Jun 13, 2023 2:55 pm
This isn't directed at only you, Gutter, but to all the current naysayers.
None of us are happy with inflation that's higher than normal. But, most of the rest of the developed world has higher than normal rates of inflation, and while I know it's unpatriotic to ask, what makes US think we're so different? (See what I did there?)
A global respiratory pandemic has killed nearly 7 million people and disrupted supply chains world-wide, but we're so different, so special, we're somehow immune in contradistinction to the rest of the developed world?
Then again, not every country's inflation rate is high. According to the chart below, China's inflation rate is only 0.2%. If only we were...China? Maybe if we had similarly closed our society down much tighter and for nearly 3 years, we wouldn't have inflation, either?
As of 6/2/23 the unemployment rate for those 16-24 y/o in the US was 7.4%.
Speaking of "unemployment", according to the commerce dept. in April: “When President Biden took office, the unemployment rate was 6.3%. Today, it is just 3.4%. That's the lowest in 54 years.”
Speaking of "the chart below", look at all the developed countries that have higher inflation than we do.
Not to mention, the CPI level this morning is the lowest it's been in two years.
Would anyone care to make the argument that things would be better if Biden hadn't won in 2020?
Country Inflation rate as of May 23, 2023
China 0.2%
Switzerland 2.2
Russia 2.5
Saudi Arabia 2.7%
Spain 3.2%
South Korea 3.3%
Japan 3.5%
Brazil 3.94
Indonesia 4.00% United States 4.00%
India 4.25%
Canada 4.4%
France 5.1%
Singapore 5.7%
Mexico 5.84%
Euro Area 6.1%
Germany 6.1%
Netherlands 6.1%
South Africa 6.8%
Australia 7.0
Italy 7.6%
United Kingdom 8.7%
Turkey 39.59%
Argentina 109.0%
i made a similar response to one of mich’s dumb posts months ago
Re: Uncle Joe
Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 3:05 pm
by Sparko
Russia destroying farms and climate change ravaging Canada. There is some impact.
Re: Uncle Joe
Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 3:24 pm
by jhawks99
dolomite wrote: ↑Tue Jun 13, 2023 2:47 pm
Thanks to Joe Biden for all those prices falling. I would just like to know how he did it?
