Biden's legacy

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And with good fortune it will remain Kamala's as well

"typical salary to become a homeowner"

According to a February 2024 Zillow analysis, a prospective homeowner in the U.S. may need to earn more than $106,000 annually to buy a typical home. This is an 80% increase from the $59,000 yearly income that Zillow predicted in 2020. A Bankrate study from April 2024 found that Americans need an annual income of $110,871 to afford a median-priced home of $402,343, which is a 46% increase since 2020
 
Oh, and they don't dare lower interest rates, and IMO any talk of doing that is a load of BS. That is until we see a recession anyway, assuming stagflation doesn't beat it to it. Course that's normal, this economy is anything but normal. With a debt in the 40Ts come next year, this shit's ready to implode. The debt is our primary reason for inflation, covid-mentality contributes as well, and all they know how to do is throw printed "money" at it.
 
And with good fortune it will remain Kamala's as well

"typical salary to become a homeowner"

According to a February 2024 Zillow analysis, a prospective homeowner in the U.S. may need to earn more than $106,000 annually to buy a typical home. This is an 80% increase from the $59,000 yearly income that Zillow predicted in 2020. A Bankrate study from April 2024 found that Americans need an annual income of $110,871 to afford a median-priced home of $402,343, which is a 46% increase since 2020

Not really Biden's legacy, this is something that has been happening for a while. I'd say Dubya had a big part to play in it. He helped cause the huge recession of 2008, 7 million people lost their homes, who bought their homes? Richer people.

Rich people have been getting richer for a while now, the poor poorer. The super rich control the government, the poor sometimes go and vote, not that it matters much.
Social media is changing how people are manipulated, but they always have been manipulated.

You can't blame a dude who's been in power for less than 4 years of implementing something that's A) not got much to do with the presidency and B) has been happening for a long while.
 
Not really Biden's legacy, this is something that has been happening for a while. I'd say Dubya had a big part to play in it. He helped cause the huge recession of 2008, 7 million people lost their homes, who bought their homes? Richer people.

Rich people have been getting richer for a while now, the poor poorer. The super rich control the government, the poor sometimes go and vote, not that it matters much.
Social media is changing how people are manipulated, but they always have been manipulated.

You can't blame a dude who's been in power for less than 4 years of implementing something that's A) not got much to do with the presidency and B) has been happening for a long while.

Do explain how W had a big part in the crash?

Fact, rich people bought the homes. Fuck, I was looking at 2nd homes too, DAMN ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT.

The level of our manipulation today far FAR FARLY FAR far surpasses our past, with gadgets up our ass all day, and 24/7 "news". Can't wait for AI, won't that be a hoot.
 
Do explain how W had a big part in the crash?

Fact, rich people bought the homes. Fuck, I was looking at 2nd homes too, DAMN ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT.

The level of our manipulation today far FAR FARLY FAR far surpasses our past, with gadgets up our ass all day, and 24/7 "news". Can't wait for AI, won't that be a hoot.

Because as a president he probably had the biggest impact of any president on wealth inequality by helping to create the 2008 recession, or at the very least making it worse with his expensive wars.



Wealth inequality has been rising for a while, and hit a peak before the recession. The recession made stats like this look good because some rich people lost lots of "wealth" which often just means if they sell their stocks they'll lose money on it, but if they keep their stocks, 10 years later it won't make any difference.

The poor lost their homes, and wealth inequality has, since then, gone up massively.

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Because as a president he probably had the biggest impact of any president on wealth inequality by helping to create the 2008 recession, or at the very least making it worse with his expensive wars.



Wealth inequality has been rising for a while, and hit a peak before the recession. The recession made stats like this look good because some rich people lost lots of "wealth" which often just means if they sell their stocks they'll lose money on it, but if they keep their stocks, 10 years later it won't make any difference.

The poor lost their homes, and wealth inequality has, since then, gone up massively.

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Sure--and Clinton messing with Freddy Mac and Fanny Mae to make it so burger flippers would qualify for half million dollar loans that they ultimately defaulted on didn't have anything to do with it. You morons couldn't find your way out of a wet paper bag.
 
Will not be twice impeached, convicted felon, sexual predator/rapist...
Twice exonerated forever. Not convicted of anything. Biden, however illegally possessed and unsecurely stored sensitive documents while sharing them with our enemies and showering with his own daughter. He also grifted payoffs from foreign governments and abused the office of VP for personal gain. Some legacy. Try again Dainty.
 

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