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Massive tax cuts means companies buying back Johonny Friday #1
If we don't do Covid testing, NameAlreadyTaken Friday #2
Exactly. A "good economy" is no longer measured by how well middle and working classes are doing, only sop Friday #9
I think that's been the only measure they use, NameAlreadyTaken Friday #22
Replenishing armaments from Ukraine War, and now Iran War bucolic_frolic Friday #3
Bubble Time AfternoonJoe Friday #4
Credit bubble too. Car loans are increasingly in default, food is on the cuff, health insurance cancelled. bucolic_frolic Friday #6
I believe one main reason is that the oil markets are being manipulated gab13by13 Friday #5
States could raise their gas taxes a few dollars a gallon if $8 per gallon is a desired price point MichMan Friday #12
We may be in a recession Johnny2X2X Friday #7
They are too busy ripping us off by stock market manipulation. boston bean Friday #8
It has taken a lot of work to dismantle Biden's dynamo economy Fiendish Thingy Friday #10
I think there is an obvious explanation maxrandb Friday #11
Thank you, gab13by13 Friday #13
Yes, it's so exhausting LymphocyteLover Friday #20
IMO, the stock market doesn't reflect the real life economy. The stock market can look good while the average American raccoon Friday #14
Right Rebl2 Friday #15
hopes and prayers LymphocyteLover Friday #19
We probably are, but Trump fired all the experts who no_hypocrisy Friday #16
We are but we are not supposed to say it because Republicans are supposed to be double-plus-good-always for the economy ck4829 Friday #17
sounds about right! LymphocyteLover Friday #18
Layoffs have not been "massive" Happy Hoosier Friday #21
Yeah, I suppose. The tech sector and biotech fields have shed a lot of workers but maybe in the grand scheme of things LymphocyteLover Friday #23
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