Comments by "Brozius" (@brozius) on "Caller suggests Biden impeachment, but why?" video.
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@johnniequinn3215 1. That Joe is sleepy - He's not! Who can't keep his eyes open in court, who was that again?
2. He trashed the economy - The U.S. economy continues to grow at a solid pace. Adjusted for inflation, GDP was reported to have increased at a 1.6 percent annual rate in the first quarter of 2024. - Federal Reserve Board
3. housing is up to 50% - Yes in some places in the US, doesn't mean it is in all of the US. (Tell how it really is, not just what you want it to be)
4. home owners insurance up 60% - Again... Yes in some places, doesn't mean it is in all of the US. (Tell how it really is, not just what you want it to be)
5. Yes, groceries are up 50% but not because of Biden - Much Of This Pricing Activity Can Be Explained By Sellers’ Inflation
This is pressure from suppliers to increase prices. How? Professor Isabella Weber explains “that supply shocks allowed corporations to tacitly collude, hike prices, and rake in record profits…This is a form of implicit collusion,” she said. “Firms do not even need to talk to one another to know that a cost shock is a great time to raise prices.”
6. He sold oil reserves to putin - yes he did but do you even know why? - Biden’s administration sold off more than 40 percent of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve last year to help limit rising fuel prices after Russia invaded Ukraine, leaving the stockpile at its lowest levels since the early 1980s. That’s fueling Republican accusations that Biden has left the U.S. vulnerable to a disruption of global oil supplies — at a time when Hamas’ terrorist attacks in Israel are stoking fears of a wider regional war disrupting fuel shipments from the Middle East.
7. He shut down keystone pipeline - Yes he did but you need to tell the whole story - Dirty energy lobbyists claimed developing tar sands would protect our national energy security and bring U.S. fuel prices down. But environmental reviews by both the Obama and Trump administrations concluded that the Keystone XL pipeline would not have lowered gasoline prices. NRDC and its partners also found the majority of Keystone XL oil would have been sent to markets overseas—aided by a 2015 reversal of a ban on crude oil exports.
This lines up with an industry trend: Oil and gas companies are exporting 8.4 million barrels of crude oil and refined fuels every single day. That’s up nearly threefold from a decade ago, and an amount equal to 42 percent of our consumption. And these exports are more than 10 times the capacity of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline.
7. The economy started to crash because of the pandemic and the war in the Ukraine.
You tell half truths! Be honest and tell the whole story and not only tell the things that suit your own narrative because that's pathetic and lame!
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@johnniequinn3215 1. That Joe is sleepy - He's not! Who can't keep his eyes open in court, who was that again?
2. He trashed the economy - The U.S. economy continues to grow at a solid pace. Adjusted for inflation, GDP was reported to have increased at a 1.6 percent annual rate in the first quarter of 2024. - Federal Reserve Board
3. housing is up to 50% - Yes in some places in the US, doesn't mean it is in all of the US. (Tell how it really is, not just what you want it to be)
4. home owners insurance up 60% - Again... Yes in some places, doesn't mean it is in all of the US. (Tell how it really is, not just what you want it to be)
5. Yes, groceries are up 50% but not because of Biden - Much Of This Pricing Activity Can Be Explained By Sellers’ Inflation
This is pressure from suppliers to increase prices. How? Professor Isabella Weber explains “that supply shocks allowed corporations to tacitly collude, hike prices, and rake in record profits…This is a form of implicit collusion,” she said. “Firms do not even need to talk to one another to know that a cost shock is a great time to raise prices.”
6. He sold oil reserves to putin - yes he did but do you even know why? - Biden’s administration sold off more than 40 percent of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve last year to help limit rising fuel prices after Russia invaded Ukraine, leaving the stockpile at its lowest levels since the early 1980s. That’s fueling Republican accusations that Biden has left the U.S. vulnerable to a disruption of global oil supplies — at a time when Hamas’ terrorist attacks in Israel are stoking fears of a wider regional war disrupting fuel shipments from the Middle East.
7. He shut down keystone pipeline - Yes he did but you need to tell the whole story - Dirty energy lobbyists claimed developing tar sands would protect our national energy security and bring U.S. fuel prices down. But environmental reviews by both the Obama and Trump administrations concluded that the Keystone XL pipeline would not have lowered gasoline prices. NRDC and its partners also found the majority of Keystone XL oil would have been sent to markets overseas—aided by a 2015 reversal of a ban on crude oil exports.
This lines up with an industry trend: Oil and gas companies are exporting 8.4 million barrels of crude oil and refined fuels every single day. That’s up nearly threefold from a decade ago, and an amount equal to 42 percent of our consumption. And these exports are more than 10 times the capacity of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline.
7. The economy started to crash because of the pandemic and the war in the Ukraine.
You tell half truths! Be honest and tell the whole story and not only tell the things that suit your own narrative because that's pathetic and lame!
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@johnniequinn3215 1. That Joe is sleepy - He's not! Who can't keep his eyes open in court, who was that again?
2. He trashed the economy - The U.S. economy continues to grow at a solid pace. Adjusted for inflation, GDP was reported to have increased at a 1.6 percent annual rate in the first quarter of 2024. - Federal Reserve Board
3. housing is up to 50% - Yes in some places in the US, doesn't mean it is in all of the US. (Tell how it really is, not just what you want it to be)
4. home owners insurance up 60% - Again... Yes in some places, doesn't mean it is in all of the US. (Tell how it really is, not just what you want it to be)
5. Yes, groceries are up 50% but not because of Biden - Much Of This Pricing Activity Can Be Explained By Sellers’ Inflation
This is pressure from suppliers to increase prices. How? Professor Isabella Weber explains “that supply shocks allowed corporations to tacitly collude, hike prices, and rake in record profits…This is a form of implicit collusion,” she said. “Firms do not even need to talk to one another to know that a cost shock is a great time to raise prices.”
6. He sold oil reserves to putin - yes he did but do you even know why? - Biden’s administration sold off more than 40 percent of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve last year to help limit rising fuel prices after Russia invaded Ukraine, leaving the stockpile at its lowest levels since the early 1980s. That’s fueling Republican accusations that Biden has left the U.S. vulnerable to a disruption of global oil supplies — at a time when Hamas’ terrorist attacks in Israel are stoking fears of a wider regional war disrupting fuel shipments from the Middle East.
7. He shut down keystone pipeline - Yes he did but you need to tell the whole story - Dirty energy lobbyists claimed developing tar sands would protect our national energy security and bring U.S. fuel prices down. But environmental reviews by both the Obama and Trump administrations concluded that the Keystone XL pipeline would not have lowered gasoline prices. NRDC and its partners also found the majority of Keystone XL oil would have been sent to markets overseas—aided by a 2015 reversal of a ban on crude oil exports.
This lines up with an industry trend: Oil and gas companies are exporting 8.4 million barrels of crude oil and refined fuels every single day. That’s up nearly threefold from a decade ago, and an amount equal to 42 percent of our consumption. And these exports are more than 10 times the capacity of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline.
7. The economy started to crash because of the pandemic and the war in the Ukraine.
You tell half truths! Be honest and tell the whole story and not only tell the things that suit your own narrative because that's pathetic and lame! I hope you learned something from this!
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