Yes, we should account for the effects the pandemic had on the economy. This is why it’s important to not let either party spew a skewed narrative. We have to be honest about the issues and get back to debating about how to solve the issues instead of debating about what are the issues.
Wow, someone really stretched that pandemic line out.
Don’t forget about the gas prices at historic lows in Nov 2020. Totally Trump policies, and in no way related to anything else that was happening in the world at the time.
Inflation is cause Biden was pumping the money out WAY more than was needed
So we are in agreement that both of those are wrong?
Too many people can’t apply minimal critical thinking beyond their simple political bias
I have said it 1 million times and I will say in 1 million more. Anybody that compares anything to 2020 is an idiot or is pushing a misinformation agenda
Yah both parties endorsed useless lockdown policies that caused massive unemployment and printed trillions of dollars causing massive inflation.
The economic downturn was first reflected in the data starting in September 2019.
the pandemic lasted until 2023? lol
I think it’s just a reality that stimulus checks were a mistake, both parties issued them, so both are to blame.
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Yes, we should account for the effects the pandemic had on the economy. This is why it’s important to not let either party spew a skewed narrative. We have to be honest about the issues and get back to debating about how to solve the issues instead of debating about what are the issues.
Wow, someone really stretched that pandemic line out.
Don’t forget about the gas prices at historic lows in Nov 2020. Totally Trump policies, and in no way related to anything else that was happening in the world at the time.
Inflation is cause Biden was pumping the money out WAY more than was needed
So we are in agreement that both of those are wrong?
Too many people can’t apply minimal critical thinking beyond their simple political bias
I have said it 1 million times and I will say in 1 million more. Anybody that compares anything to 2020 is an idiot or is pushing a misinformation agenda
Yah both parties endorsed useless lockdown policies that caused massive unemployment and printed trillions of dollars causing massive inflation.
The economic downturn was first reflected in the data starting in September 2019.
the pandemic lasted until 2023? lol
I think it’s just a reality that stimulus checks were a mistake, both parties issued them, so both are to blame.