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Looks like the back of her shoulder.
Looked like he was simulating cunnilingus on the back of her shoulder
Looks like the back of her shoulder.
Looks like the back of her shoulder.
There's a cleaner copy of it but the pic of Biden was before or after he moved his hand "inboard" from her right shoulder so I didn't use it.
"Did Joe Biden pinch you" - Yes
"Why don't you speak up about it?"
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There's a cleaner copy of it but the pic of Biden was before or after he moved his hand "inboard" from her right shoulder so I didn't use it.
"Did Joe Biden pinch you" - Yes
"Why don't you speak up about it?"
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many Americans make dumb financial decisions and buy cars they shouldn'tRight. A car 5 years ago cost 20 grand now it’s 35. Millions of people are in severe debt. Granted many are idiots and don’t understand credit and loans, but still. Some are forced to use it.
lol, even she knows the press would just scream that she is a lying Russian asset, who flows through misinformation and a threat to democracy. Jack Smith would indict her ass quicke than Biden would sniff it.
“America’s unemployment rate is hovering at historic lows. The percentage of prime-age Americans in the labor force is higher than it’s been since the 2008 financial crisis. Thanks to an abundance of employment opportunities, lower-income workers have recovered roughly 25 percent of the increase in wage inequalitythat accrued between Ronald Reagan’s election and Joe Biden’s. Inflation is falling. A gallon of gasoline costs roughly 30 percent less than it did one year ago.
One popular gauge of the economy’s strength is the “misery index,” which simply adds together the unemployment and inflation rates. That index is lower now than it’s been during 83 percent of all months since 1978.
Meanwhile, Joe Biden’s plans for increasing manufacturing employment and investment in the United States are going swimmingly. Manufacturing-plant construction has doubled since the end of 2021, and real spending on the forms of manufacturing most incentivized by the president’s CHIPS law and Inflation Reduction Act — computer, electronics, and electrical production — has nearly quadrupled over the past year.”
“So, if most Americans have objectively seen an increase in living standards since the pandemic and subjectively feel satisfied with both their economic and nonmaterial circumstances, why are they so dissatisfied with their president and his economic record?”
NYMAG
Have Americans become too hard on Biden? Are we jaded?
I agree. I have a buddy who has loans out for a bunch of toys and was like I could die any day. I’m going to enjoy life. He makes good money but not enough to have all these toys.many Americans make dumb financial decisions and buy cars they shouldn't
That’s Bidenomics !
That’s Bidenomics !
Maybe the solution is more indictments
We get a non-Establishment guy for 4 years and jobs go way up, energy prices come way down, there are no new wars... and then Biden comes in and all of that is reversed. I think that is the explanation for Biden's unpopularity.
Why is that supposed to be bad? It's a sign of strength (i.e., the point of raising rates is to slow growth down when it is too fast). Also puts us in a better position to recover if there's a downturn. Remember the problem in 2008 was that even putting rates all the way down to zero didn't provide enough of a boost to get the economy out of the hole (which is why we needed fiscal stimulus).
Er, putting aside how insane it is to consider your "daddy" to be a non-Establishment guy, note that job growth was negative during Trump's presidency and has come roaring back since he left, energy prices didn't come down, and his foreign-policy was far more hawkish than Biden's.