Monday, January 29, 2024

If younger voters are worried about economic stability, Biden's got trouble in 2024

 



. . ."In the fall of 2022, I sat for an interview in Waukesha, Wisconsin, with Chuck Todd on “Meet the Press.” He asked what impact Jan. 6 would have on voters in my state. I challenged him to walk around Frame Park with me and find a resident who was motivated by the issue of Jan. 6. There was not one vote; people had moved on from what had happened nearly two years earlier.

"Liberal activists seem to wake up obsessing over Jan. 6. Most Americans obsess about how they are going to pay the bills. Under “Bidenomics,” they are paying more. According to a report from the Senate, a typical household pays about $11,500 more each year in living costs than they did in January 2021, before Mr. Biden took office. 

"My son and daughter-in-law are trying to buy their first home. Alex and Bailey will pay about $1,500 more a month on the mortgage than they would have before Mr. Biden took office. This a problem for millions of young couples like them — and it is a problem for the Biden campaign.

"According to an Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll of registered voters in Georgia, Mr. Trump is beating Mr. Biden by 45% to 37%, with nearly 20% not ready to support either candidate. Winning Georgia would be critical for the 45th president to become the 47th president."

Janet Yellen Throws Biden Under the Bus With Astounding Comment Destroying His Claims About Inflation – RedState   . . ." 'Well, I think most Americans know that prices are not likely to fall," Yellen said. "It's not the Fed's objective to try to  push the level of prices back to where they were." "Oh". 

"So sorry, just accept we broke everything. 

"What is it that Biden is saying to us then? What is it that the Fed is trying to do with higher interest rates that are now also a problem? Do these folks check with each other with the statements that they keep shoveling out? Do any of them know anything? Or do they just keep talking and talking, hoping we won't notice the problems?" . . . 

Famed financial analyst Richard X. Bove predicts the fall of the US economy and says China will take over as the money superpower in his final forecast ahead of his retirement: 'The dollar is finished as the world's reserve currency' | Daily Mail Online   . . ."In a characteristically histrionic forecast, the recently-retired 83-year-old banking oracle has announced that 'the dollar is finished as the world's reserve currency'. His dire prophesy comes despite the collapse of China's Evergrande - impacting its property sector which accounts for roughly a quarter of the country's economy - and despite the US economy doing better than expected in the last quarter."

"characteristically histrionic" being the operative term. TD



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