The Biden Presidency
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Tapate50
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The average price of a house has doubled under Biden. Rent has more than doubled during this time. Every day items and groceries are up well over 50% since Biden took office as well. A couple making 100k-150k in 2020, could live fairly easily while putting money back into savings.. In 2024, couples making the same amount are living paycheck to paycheck trying to pay $2500 mortgages/rent and $800 car payments.
This is what Bidenomics has done to the middle class.
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
Right.
It's bidenomics that has to do with the housing market, not the multiple new billionaires that happened in the pandemic where most of those policies started under..checks notes...trump.
I don't think Biden has been a good president, but at least we wasn't a disaster like Trump. I wish we would be able to run non-dementia patients for the highest office. But apparently boomers can only vote for other boomers.
The economy was booming under Trump prior to COVID. He didn't have us involved in any Wars. The worst thing that happened under Trump pre-covid is some people got their feelings hurt when he spoke.
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
Right that was Trump who did that, not the various increases that had been happening under Obama.
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cajunrevenge
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Tax funded bailouts for the donor class to be more specific. Atleast 1-2% of that bailout money if not more will be coming back to Democrats in campaign donations. \
57Brave
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HEALTH CARE
Accidental poisonings from bleach and other disinfectants spiked amid coronavirus
BY JOHN BOWDEN - 05/12/20 11:01 AM ET
Accidental poisonings as a result of Americans mistakenly ingesting bleach or other household cleaners spiked over March and April, nearly doubling as President Trump suggested the chemicals could be useful in fighting coronavirus infections.
Data from the American Association of Poison Control Centers (AAPCC) first reported by Time on Tuesday found that the number of calls to poison control hotlines regarding accidental poisoning from household cleaners and disinfectants surged over the past two months, nearly doubling the number of cases reported in March 2019 and more than doubling April 2019’s total case numbers.
Some 3,401 Americans reported cases of accidental poisonings from household disinfectants in March, and 3,609 did so in April. Usually, the number sits between 1,600-1,700. The first week of May looks to be little better, with 966 cases reported between May 1 and May 10, compared to just 573 cases reported in the same time frame last year.
The spike in accidental poisonings comes amid a controversy over remarks made in late April by Trump, who appeared to suggest that Americans could inject disinfectant chemicals as a means of treating COVID-19.
“I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute,” Trump said to health officials at a press briefing in April. “One minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning?”
Some companies including popular disinfectant brand Lysol responded, urging Americans not to do so: “We must be clear that under no circumstance should our disinfectant products be administered into the human body (through injection, ingestion or any other route).”
“I think we need to speak very clearly that there’s no circumstance under which you should take a disinfectant or inject a disinfectant for the treatment of anything, and certainly not for the treatment of coronavirus,” agreed Scott Gottlieb, a former head of the Food and Drug Administration.
“There’s absolutely no circumstance under which that’s appropriate and it can cause death and very adverse outcomes,” he said.
Trump later tried to say he was being sarcastic, an explanation that drew skepticism from those who watched the briefing.
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Irresponsable ?
Or as we say in S. Georgia, "running on at the mouth"
Accidental poisonings from bleach and other disinfectants spiked amid coronavirus
BY JOHN BOWDEN - 05/12/20 11:01 AM ET
Accidental poisonings as a result of Americans mistakenly ingesting bleach or other household cleaners spiked over March and April, nearly doubling as President Trump suggested the chemicals could be useful in fighting coronavirus infections.
Data from the American Association of Poison Control Centers (AAPCC) first reported by Time on Tuesday found that the number of calls to poison control hotlines regarding accidental poisoning from household cleaners and disinfectants surged over the past two months, nearly doubling the number of cases reported in March 2019 and more than doubling April 2019’s total case numbers.
Some 3,401 Americans reported cases of accidental poisonings from household disinfectants in March, and 3,609 did so in April. Usually, the number sits between 1,600-1,700. The first week of May looks to be little better, with 966 cases reported between May 1 and May 10, compared to just 573 cases reported in the same time frame last year.
The spike in accidental poisonings comes amid a controversy over remarks made in late April by Trump, who appeared to suggest that Americans could inject disinfectant chemicals as a means of treating COVID-19.
“I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute,” Trump said to health officials at a press briefing in April. “One minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning?”
Some companies including popular disinfectant brand Lysol responded, urging Americans not to do so: “We must be clear that under no circumstance should our disinfectant products be administered into the human body (through injection, ingestion or any other route).”
“I think we need to speak very clearly that there’s no circumstance under which you should take a disinfectant or inject a disinfectant for the treatment of anything, and certainly not for the treatment of coronavirus,” agreed Scott Gottlieb, a former head of the Food and Drug Administration.
“There’s absolutely no circumstance under which that’s appropriate and it can cause death and very adverse outcomes,” he said.
Trump later tried to say he was being sarcastic, an explanation that drew skepticism from those who watched the briefing.
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Irresponsable ?
Or as we say in S. Georgia, "running on at the mouth"
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When you repeat the lies on every single news segment for a few weeks then of course this is going to happen.
Its still a disgusting lie just like everything else from this fraudalent admin.
The clip itself is the exoneration.
Maybe you can clarify where Trump said to inject bleach into your body.....
acesfull86
Well-known member
Does Biden really want to welcome scrutiny on his own public health comments over the past four years? That won’t go well for him.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
no one is stopping y'all from bringing what ya got