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You didnt. What post #?Haha i literally provided the link showing 2024 is a record year for credit card debt
Um, your graph shows it much lower under Trump, Dumbass.No they havent. That is a lie. Their credit balance is up by not as much as their wages so they are actually less in debt right now than under Trump. Im sure we have covered this before so please commit the following to memory.
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Post 114You didnt. What post #?
No you moron. It shows that it is lower now than it was under Trump pre-covid, and that during the covid year of 2020 the data was off. You want to talk about 2020 as a banner fucking year, be my guest dipshit.Um, your graph shows it much lower under Trump, Dumbass.
Holy shit you are stupid.
Wages are higher
401Ks are higher
Employment is higher
Stock market is higher
GDP is higher
Oil output is higher
Yep, a lot of stuff is higher.
^^^ Democrats do nothing but gaslight Americans.She said they went up and have come down. That isnt controversial.
Sorry stupid, it was much lower when your Pedo Messiah took office.No you moron. It shows that it is lower now than it was under Trump pre-covid, and that during the covid year of 2020 the data was off. You want to talk about 2020 as a banner fucking year, be my guest dipshit.
Yea it has. That was a link to a survey. Not data.Wages have not kept up with inflation.
US Consumer Confidence Declines on Weaker Outlook for Economy
There was only a brief high point under Bidenomics. Now slipping slowly down. Also note, the share expecting better business conditions in 6 months is the lowest since 2011. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-25/us-consumer-confidence-declines-on-weaker-outlook-for-economywww.usmessageboard.com
Why post idiotic shit?Sorry stupid, it was much lower when your Pedo Messiah took office.
Hahaa the survey is data.Yea it has. That was a link to a survey. Not data.
Survey is opinions. That doesnt reflect what people are making vs the CPI. That data shows you are better off with the new higher wages even with prices higher. I know I am.Hahaa the survey is data.
Yes, survey collection peoples opinions, which is data.Survey is opinions. That doesnt reflect what people are making vs the CPI. That data shows you are better off with the new higher wages even with prices higher. I know I am.
People are stupid which is why the government collects actual data of wages and expenses. All the data from the same folks who gave you data under Trump say wages increased more than CPI.Yes, survey collection peoples opinions, which is data.
Hahah no people aren’t better off, they are saying they aren’t, they aren’t because while wages maybe higher they aren’t keeping up with xidenflation
Hence why there is also record debt as reflected in post 114
Haha yes yes that’s a winning argument for your cult…the people are just stupid, it’s not the economy. HahaPeople are stupid which is why the government collects actual data of wages and expenses. All the data from the same folks who gave you data under Trump say wages increased more than CPI.
This post is about the price of food, not about anyone’s earnings.While wages continue to grow which of course continues to close the gap as my post explained.
Again. Prices at any given store is not the US economy. The economic health is measured as a whole and not by your shopping experiences.
Perhaps you should examine why your earnings are no longer sufficient for your needs and adjust accordingly.
Here is some data for ya, Simp. And please note these numbers don't include food (up over 20%) and fuel (up over 45%)People are stupid which is why the government collects actual data of wages and expenses. All the data from the same folks who gave you data under Trump say wages increased more than CPI.
But what other press secretary has the ability to be flipped over and used to mop your floor?
Inflation is one half of the equation. Wages the other. Wages grew faster since 2019.Here is some data for ya, Simp. And please note these numbers don't include food (up over 20%) and fuel (up over 45%)
- In 2023, the average rate of inflation was 4.1%.
- In 2022, the average rate of inflation was 8.0%.
- In 2021, the average rate of inflation was 4.7%.
- In 2020, the average rate of inflation was 1.2%.6
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. "Historical Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U)."
3.3%
The latest year-on-year inflation rate before seasonal adjustment as of May 2024.7