Biden now Surpasses Jimmy Carter as worst President ever in terms of handling Economy

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absolute proof of manipulation from @biancoresearch

Below is the number of initial filings for unemployment insurance. How is this statistically possible? Five of the last six weeks, the exact same number. Effectively the same number in the last 11 weeks, except for the holiday weeks (President's Day and Easter). --- Consider The US is a $28 trillion economy. It has 160 million workers. Initial claims for unemployment insurance are state programs, with 50 state rules, hundreds of offices, and 50 websites to file. Weather, seasonality, holidays, and economic vibrations drive the number of people filing claims from week to week. Yet this measure is so stable that it does not vary by even 1,000 applications a week. Just the number of applications incorrectly filed out every week should cause it to vary more than this.

image won't load but last last 6 weeks are 212k 212k 222k 212k 212k 212k and has been b/w 210-213k for 9 of last 11 weeks. this is simply impossible

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1780941852662739395

 

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Biden Unveils Official Campaign Slogan 'Death To America'​

 

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image won't load but last last 6 weeks are 212k 212k 222k 212k 212k 212k and has been b/w 210-213k for 9 of last 11 weeks. this is simply impossible

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1780941852662739395

but don't worry next week's numbers will be 212k again

Corporate Layoffs Sweep Across Major US Companies Posing Impact on Millions of Workers​

Several major American companies, including Nike and Intel, are getting ready to lay off a lot of employees in the next few weeks. Nike is expecting to spend between $400 million and $450 million on severance pay next quarter. Intel are not only letting go of 235 employees at their Folsom, California campus in December 2023, but they’re also planning more layoffs. Citigroup announced a big change called “Project Bora Bora" a restructuring leading to a big drop in the number of employees, with rumors suggesting up to 10% of the company to be cut.

 

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Amen to that

 

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Go Joe Go

 

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well someone has to pay to fund 2.5 wars and the illegals in this country

 

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well someone has to pay to fund 2.5 wars and the illegals in this country

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this is the Chairman of the Economic Council that advises the Biden Administration

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1786272981058220187

 

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$929 billion in commercial real estate debt is about to come due​

One-fifth, or $929 billion, of the $4.7 trillion of outstanding commercial mortgages held by U.S. lenders and investors will come due in 2024, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA)’s 2023. This spells trouble for America’s small- and medium-sized commercial banks and private mortgage lenders feeling the strain of America’s high interest rate environment.

 

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Bidenomics, where the Devine multi-billionaires and the poor can no longer afford mac-and-cheese

Missed earnings from McDonald's, Kraft, and Coke say low-income consumers are finally breaking, unable to keep up with inflation.

Meanwhile, it's record sales at luxury brands -- Lamborghini just sold 10,000 cars for the first time in history

 

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