Comments by "Ricardo Cabeza" (@ricardocabeza6006) on "Fox Host OFF SCRIPT, admits Biden economy is great" video.

  1. It’s is true. The numbers look good on paper, but people are not living that reality. Too bad you won’t acknowledge the latter.
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  2. I like how you focus on the numbers part, but not the people living life part.
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  3.  @Republicanismisadisease  “Three in five Americans, 61%, say recent price increases have caused financial hardship for their household, marking a six-percentage-point increase from the last reading in November 2022 and the highest since 2021 when Gallup first tracked this measure.” -Gallup May 18, 2023
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  4.  @ryancallsin  Reality would be the fact 3 out of 5 Americans are reporting financial hardships, which has been a steady increase since 2021, accord to Gallup data published May 18.
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  5.  @ryancallsin  Notice how I said it’s increased since 2021...? Inflation was at a record low under Trump and record high under Biden. Even the New York Times admits regular Americans got a tax break under Trump. FFS, come up with new rhetoric because reality doesn’t match what you’re saying.
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  6.  @Roger-hn9zl  So you’re saying Gallup is wrong and your anecdotal evidence is correct?
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  7.  @mhmitzee  You’re not familiar with who Gallup is... are you?
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  8.  @mhmitzee  Well that’s wonderful! Now, did you have a moment to consider how they might “tally those numbers”...? Or did you want to continue to be deliberately obtuse and avert the subject?
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  9. So you agree that regardless of the numbers. The American people are still feeling a struggle?
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  10.  @jtrain9926  So why has Gallup noticed a consistent increase in financial hardships since 2021?
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  11. @@dizbkd5067 Hitting record high inflation isn’t “fixing it”... Just ask Jimmy Carter.
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  12.  @VP_A-Team  Check another economic record off the list for the Biden administration: Consumer Price Index inflation just hit 7.5% for the year ending in January, the highest jump since 1982. Fuel oil? Up 46.5% for the year. Gasoline? 40%. Used cars? 40.5%. New cars? 12.2% Meat, fish, poultry and eggs? 12.2%. Breads and cereals? 6.8%. (New York Post - Feb. 10, 2022)
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  13. So you’re fox’s audience? How telling.
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  14.  @cjc2  Why are you obsessed with Fox? It’s very strange.
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