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Biden is Succeeding at helping the USA citizens long term
Sure, Biden hasn't been perfect. He's made some mistakes.
However, he inherited a terrible mess from the previous "so-called" president,
and has in most situations, however not all, made things much better.
Most importantly, he is changing America long term for the better.
He's been helping the downtrodden to have a better life in America,
helping close the gap between the haves and the have nots.
It's ironic, that many of those downtrodden don't yet approve of his presidency.
Perhaps that will change, as they slowly better understand how Biden is helping.
Time will tell.
Yesterday from The Palm Beach Daily News;
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However, he inherited a terrible mess from the previous "so-called" president,
and has in most situations, however not all, made things much better.
Most importantly, he is changing America long term for the better.
He's been helping the downtrodden to have a better life in America,
helping close the gap between the haves and the have nots.
It's ironic, that many of those downtrodden don't yet approve of his presidency.
Perhaps that will change, as they slowly better understand how Biden is helping.
Time will tell.
Yesterday from The Palm Beach Daily News;
In response to:
Joe Biden is succeeding
David Brooks
Sat, November 27, 2021, 7:01 AM
Joe Biden came to the White House at a pivotal moment in American history. We had become a country dividing into two nations, one highly educated and affluent and the other left behind. The economic gaps further inflamed cultural and social gaps, creating an atmosphere of intense polarization, cultural hostility, alienation, bitterness and resentment.
As president, Biden had mostly economic levers to try to bridge this cold civil war. He championed three gigantic pieces of legislation to create a more equal, more just and more united society: the COVID stimulus bill, the infrastructure bill and what became Build Back Better, to invest in human infrastructure.
All of these bills were written to funnel money to the parts of the country that were less educated, less affluent, left behind. Adam Hersh, a visiting economist at the Economic Policy Institute, projects that more than 80% of the new jobs created by the infrastructure plan will not require a college degree.
These gigantic proposals were bold endeavors. Some thought them too bold. Economist Larry Summers thought the stimulus package, for example, was too big. It could overstimulate the economy and lead to inflation.
Larry is one of the most intelligent people I’ve ever known and someone I really admire. If I were an economist, I might have agreed with him. But I’m a journalist with a sociological bent. For over a decade I have been covering a country that was economically, socially and morally coming apart. I figured one way to reverse that was to turbocharge the economy and create white-hot labor markets that would lift wages at the bottom. If inflation was a byproduct, so be it. The trade-off is worth it to prevent a national rupture.
The Biden $1.9 trillion stimulus package passed and has been tremendously successful. It heated the overall economy. The Conference Board projects that real GDP growth will be about 5% this quarter. The unemployment rate is falling. Retail sales are surging. Two-thirds of Americans feel their household’s financial situation is good.
But the best part is that the benefits are flowing to those down the educational and income ladder. In just the first month of payments, the expanded Child Tax Credit piece of the stimulus bill kept 3 million American children out of poverty. Pay for hourly workers in the leisure and hospitality sector jumped 13% in August compared with the previous year. By June, there were more nonfarm job openings than there had been at any time in American history. Workers have tremendous power these days.
The infrastructure bill Biden just signed will boost American productivity for years to come. As Ellen Zentner of Morgan Stanley told The Economist recently, it’s a rule of thumb that an extra $100 billion in annual infrastructure spending could increase growth by roughly a tenth of a percentage point — which is significant in an economy the size of ours. Federal infrastructure spending will be almost as large a share of annual GDP as the average level during Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal.....
Joe Biden is succeeding
David Brooks
Sat, November 27, 2021, 7:01 AM
Joe Biden came to the White House at a pivotal moment in American history. We had become a country dividing into two nations, one highly educated and affluent and the other left behind. The economic gaps further inflamed cultural and social gaps, creating an atmosphere of intense polarization, cultural hostility, alienation, bitterness and resentment.
As president, Biden had mostly economic levers to try to bridge this cold civil war. He championed three gigantic pieces of legislation to create a more equal, more just and more united society: the COVID stimulus bill, the infrastructure bill and what became Build Back Better, to invest in human infrastructure.
All of these bills were written to funnel money to the parts of the country that were less educated, less affluent, left behind. Adam Hersh, a visiting economist at the Economic Policy Institute, projects that more than 80% of the new jobs created by the infrastructure plan will not require a college degree.
These gigantic proposals were bold endeavors. Some thought them too bold. Economist Larry Summers thought the stimulus package, for example, was too big. It could overstimulate the economy and lead to inflation.
Larry is one of the most intelligent people I’ve ever known and someone I really admire. If I were an economist, I might have agreed with him. But I’m a journalist with a sociological bent. For over a decade I have been covering a country that was economically, socially and morally coming apart. I figured one way to reverse that was to turbocharge the economy and create white-hot labor markets that would lift wages at the bottom. If inflation was a byproduct, so be it. The trade-off is worth it to prevent a national rupture.
The Biden $1.9 trillion stimulus package passed and has been tremendously successful. It heated the overall economy. The Conference Board projects that real GDP growth will be about 5% this quarter. The unemployment rate is falling. Retail sales are surging. Two-thirds of Americans feel their household’s financial situation is good.
But the best part is that the benefits are flowing to those down the educational and income ladder. In just the first month of payments, the expanded Child Tax Credit piece of the stimulus bill kept 3 million American children out of poverty. Pay for hourly workers in the leisure and hospitality sector jumped 13% in August compared with the previous year. By June, there were more nonfarm job openings than there had been at any time in American history. Workers have tremendous power these days.
The infrastructure bill Biden just signed will boost American productivity for years to come. As Ellen Zentner of Morgan Stanley told The Economist recently, it’s a rule of thumb that an extra $100 billion in annual infrastructure spending could increase growth by roughly a tenth of a percentage point — which is significant in an economy the size of ours. Federal infrastructure spending will be almost as large a share of annual GDP as the average level during Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal.....
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Issues, issues, let me get you some tissues...
Pandemonium at CS this black Friday. Maybe people got caught up in the holiday spirit and emotions were running high. Complaints and spinoff blogs of deleted comments, banning and blogs that went poof in the night. Obviously, some people didn't have much to do.
Things appear to have calmed down now.
I happened to be involved in a construction project yesterday that involved $4,000 in lumber to remake tables at the flying field. Not much sleep as I was up around 4:30am and got to the lumber store with 6 other guys who loaded a rented truck to move all the stuff to the county park.
About 20 volunteers on and off got nearly all the work done. We have a few benches to fabricate today and that's it for the next 10 years... All the structural lumber is pressure treated and painted. The table tops are of synthetic 1x6 boards that are rated for 25 years.
We removed a bunch of warped and rusty folding tables and 'more than doubled' the amount of setup tables.
Issues, issues, let me get you some tissues...
Things appear to have calmed down now.
I happened to be involved in a construction project yesterday that involved $4,000 in lumber to remake tables at the flying field. Not much sleep as I was up around 4:30am and got to the lumber store with 6 other guys who loaded a rented truck to move all the stuff to the county park.
About 20 volunteers on and off got nearly all the work done. We have a few benches to fabricate today and that's it for the next 10 years... All the structural lumber is pressure treated and painted. The table tops are of synthetic 1x6 boards that are rated for 25 years.
We removed a bunch of warped and rusty folding tables and 'more than doubled' the amount of setup tables.
Issues, issues, let me get you some tissues...
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Hey, Y'all - I Just Got Deleted & Banned From This Blog ...
This Was My Comment That Got Deleted. As I Suggest - Read & Judge For Y'all's Selves
In response to:
How 'bout we take the "Me" outta it, Mmmm?
I've backed My assertions with an article from a Respected Scientific Journal.
You've backed Your assertions with Dit Point Shit, Silly Belligerence that's devolved into nothing more than Name Calling.
By your own rules, you oughta Delete Yourself
Y'all gentle readers may go back to the Previous Page (That'd be Page 1) ...
And Judge For Y'all's Selves.
How 'bout we take the "Me" outta it, Mmmm?
I've backed My assertions with an article from a Respected Scientific Journal.
You've backed Your assertions with Dit Point Shit, Silly Belligerence that's devolved into nothing more than Name Calling.
By your own rules, you oughta Delete Yourself
Y'all gentle readers may go back to the Previous Page (That'd be Page 1) ...
And Judge For Y'all's Selves.
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Ol' Joe Inherited A US That Was A Major Exporter Of Energy -
He's A Remorseless Wrecking Ball That Has The US Begging Russia & OPEC For Energy Assistance, Even As Ordinary Murkuns face a Winter of Soaring Heating Bills ...
Several House & Senate 'Crats are Retiring rather face almost Certain Defeat in the '22 Mid-Terms.
His Approval Ratings are Underwater in Every Battleground State.
Several House & Senate 'Crats are Retiring rather face almost Certain Defeat in the '22 Mid-Terms.
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MAY ALL Y'ALL'S FRIDAY OF COLOR WISHES COME TRUE!!
In response to:
AOC Demands Black Friday Be Renamed ‘Friday of Color’ ||
2 weeks ago GENESIUS TIMES Exavier Saskagoochie
AOC Demands Black Friday Be Renamed ‘Friday of Color’ ||
2 weeks ago GENESIUS TIMES Exavier Saskagoochie
The Sequel: An apology from the Three Antagonists.???
What is the point for making the original blog on "An apology from the Three Antagonists." .
Mike Lindell's Cyber Symposium + Thanksgiving 2021 stream
Taking place over the next few days you can watch live now on A lot of details are laid out and Mike has offered $5m to any tech expert who can disprove Mike's packet capture data which Mike says proves foreign interference in the 2020 election. Make sure to tune in and share the live stream to friends, family & colleagues. Mike has promised some big news at 7pm central time (90 mins from now)
Also please watch this short documentary to understand much of what happened with the "fortification" of the election
Also, mods - if you're reading this and someone or some people are reporting this blog in an attempt to get it taken down -i ask you to do the right thing and support freedom of speech. We can not live in a world where free discussion is suppressed
Also please watch this short documentary to understand much of what happened with the "fortification" of the election
Also, mods - if you're reading this and someone or some people are reporting this blog in an attempt to get it taken down -i ask you to do the right thing and support freedom of speech. We can not live in a world where free discussion is suppressed
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