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Old 06-29-2022, 07:42 AM
 
Location: Pennsylvania
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How bad can things get on Biden's watch?

Well people are feeling worse now than even after the 9-11 attacks.

This is what people voted for and they are getting it good and hard.

Looking forward to hearing what the Biden defenders have to say about this.

Is it possible Democrats here will finally admit the reality of the situation or is there nothing that will open their eyes?

US consumer sentiment plunged in early June to the lowest on record as soaring inflation continued to batter household finances.
Democrats never admit they are wrong with anything. They lie and blame the problems on someone else: those nasty republicans, the supreme court, and of course, Donald J Trump.
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Old 06-29-2022, 07:46 AM
 
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Elections have consequences, this is the direct result of allowing Pelosi to control the power of the purse and Biden's handlers to control the white house.

The people can do something about Pelosi in the fall but they are stuck with Biden's handlers for 2 more years.

You get what you vote for and the American people voted for inflation, recession, and authoritarianism. Hopefully they vote differently in the next 2 elections so we can start to turn things around.
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