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Will those people like Lauren Boebert apologize for apparently getting it wrong? Remember how all the Republicans kept saying the US economy was in a recession earlier this year? They kept saying that Democrats were not using the correct data to decide if we were in a recession. Well,... show more

Ed Krassenstein

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𝐆𝐫𝐞𝐠vor 2 Jahren

Except that we all have eyes and we can see everything getting more expensive, Ed. Do better.

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Ed Krassensteinvor 2 Jahren

@HarmfulOpinion Yes and that is because of the cutting of the supply chain in conjunction with demand spiking. That’s the main cause. That’s why it was a global issue. For the record the US faired better than most nations.

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JD Sharpvor 2 Jahren

It’s in a major recession and 80% of the country is worse off. That’s a fact.

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Ed Krassensteinvor 2 Jahren

According to which facts? The alternative ones?

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AwakenedOutlaw⚒️vor 2 Jahren

Everyone who buys groceries knows the truth firsthand. Deny it all you like, but it's true. The economy is shit.

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Mailevor 2 Jahren

Boebert @laurenboebert will never apologize. It’s never been more important that Colorado vote @AdamForColorado 🗳️

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Ed Krassensteinvor 2 Jahren

@laurenboebert @AdamForColorado Of course she won’t.

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Andrewvor 2 Jahren

Except everything is way more expensive

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Ed Krassensteinvor 2 Jahren

And do you honestly blame that on Biden? If Trump was president do you think we wouldn’t have had inflation? Honestly?

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akavor 2 Jahren

Significant growth? Don't pee on my leg and tell me it's raining. The prices of everything has skyrocketed.

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