Americans Don't Think The Economy Is Going So Great

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Despite a record number of Americans feeling bad about their personal economies the left continue trying to beat into them that things are going just great. Don't listen to conspiracy theories from Fox News and the right. Facts and figures will show you how great things are.


Despite signs inflation might be improving, a majority of Americans this fall felt the economy was making food insecurity worse for millions of low-income people in the U.S.

Last year, the number of Americans who said they didn't have enough to eat went up, as pandemic-era food assistance programs expired in many states.

Americans continue to say they're worried about the high cost of food and the unaffordability of other basic needs, like housing. This week's data, which was gathered from a nationally representative survey, is in-line with what food banks leaders across the country heard from clients this fall: the high costs of everything from rent, to gas to health care is putting intense pressure on people's grocery budgets. After inflation, homelessness is the second greatest economic concern for people across the country, according to the survey, which was conducted on Nov. 7 and 8.



 
Despite a record number of Americans feeling bad about their personal economies the left continue trying to beat into them that things are going just great. Don't listen to conspiracy theories from Fox News and the right. Facts and figures will show you how great things are.


Despite signs inflation might be improving, a majority of Americans this fall felt the economy was making food insecurity worse for millions of low-income people in the U.S.

Last year, the number of Americans who said they didn't have enough to eat went up, as pandemic-era food assistance programs expired in many states.

Americans continue to say they're worried about the high cost of food and the unaffordability of other basic needs, like housing. This week's data, which was gathered from a nationally representative survey, is in-line with what food banks leaders across the country heard from clients this fall: the high costs of everything from rent, to gas to health care is putting intense pressure on people's grocery budgets. After inflation, homelessness is the second greatest economic concern for people across the country, according to the survey, which was conducted on Nov. 7 and 8.



I remember when Americans found solutions to problems instead of whining about them.
 
People are feeling better about it.

Half a year improvement from now with a couple of rate cuts, and they will be feeling much better going into summer about it.
 
People are feeling better about it.

Half a year improvement from now with a couple of rate cuts, and they will be feeling much better going into summer about it.
john in spite of what some in the government are trying to tell us about how great things are.......not everyone feels that way....when you go to the grocery store and spend 130.00 for 20 items that just a few short years ago would have cost 80-90 bucks......looking at their utilities which have all gone up as well most everything....until people see those things going down they will feel like that.....its great that a whole bunch of people got jobs....but that doesnt bring down the prices.....joe biden hides behind job creation and wont stand there and tell us what the great uniter would like to do about some of the real problems out there....after all he does work for us,not the other way around.....trump thought we all worked for him....
 
john in spite of what some in the government are trying to tell us about how great things are.......not everyone feels that way....when you go to the grocery store and spend 130.00 for 20 items that just a few short years ago would have cost 80-90 bucks......looking at their utilities which have all gone up as well most everything....until people see those things going down they will feel like that.....its great that a whole bunch of people got jobs....but that doesnt bring down the prices.....joe biden hides behind job creation and wont stand there and tell us what the great uniter would like to do about some of the real problems out there....after all he does work for us,not the other way around.....trump thought we all worked for him....
If you were describing reality, but you are not. I spent 2.20 a gallon on Monday, for example. My shopping is not rought. Half a year from now, you will be feeling much better.
 

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