Comments by "Winsome Martinez" (@winsomemartinez) on "'Bidenomics' not popular in Biden's hometown: 'This economy sucks'" video.

@SocraticMutt Just tired of the crap. Plus, I research everything that goes on. I don't mind calling out Biden for bad policy, so I always research Fox talking points.
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Wow. Really Joe? Never read that one before. Original.
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NPC OP comment followed up by Fox's regular NPC army. 🥱
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Wave a stick that says Fox on it and what do you expect?
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@promethiac2641 It's like when the 80s oldies rock station does a promo at a bar. Suddenly all the patrons have the partly bald, partly long David Lee Roth going on.
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Wave a stick that says "Fox" in peoples faces and of course you'll find this.
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@gregblum7484 1. It's border, not boarder. We have had a refugee asylum agreement since 1967. The fact that the last admin did everything possible to avoid it didn't make it go away. 2. Economy. Inflation began before Biden passed any policy which would have caused it. It is a factor of covid shutting down most of our economy and the fact that the government handed out cash to compensate. It is finally settling down. 3. Energy. You realize we (the US) set a record for oil production this year, right? 4. Police. What policy of Biden's affected police? 5. Woke. I don't know what the hell that means and it's likely neither do you. 6. Foreign policy. I think he's doing a great job milking Russia by funding Ukraine. It will pay dividends. We support democracies. Israel has been our ally since its inception. Biden has shown restraint with Iran as to not fan flames.
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@SocraticMutt Feel free to take a screenshot. I will, so I have it ready for the next jughead comment.
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Dictator? How so?
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@peachmango5347 You understand Trump added almost $8 trillion of that debt, yeah? $2.5 trillion alone was added just for tax cuts for billionaires and corporations.
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@moonpie3549 National debt, fiscal year 2020= $31.85 trillion National debt, fiscal year 2023 (as of September 2023) = $33.17 trillion You were saying?
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