Comments by "Grim Affiliations" (@grimaffiliations3671) on "“Biden Put Women To Work” - Fed Hikes Rates To 22 Year High" video.

  1. everyone i know is doing well. Thats why we look at macro data, not personal stories
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  2. Longest stretch with sub 4% unemployment in 50 years, highest new factory investment in 20 years, inflation at sub 3%, GDP growth over the year back to pre pandemic trend. Dark Brandon doesn't mess around
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  3. Inflation is at 2.9% even with food energy and gas included
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  4. We've grown over the last year at an identical rate to Trump's pre covid economy, even when adjusted for inflation. Conservatives were calling that Trump economy the golden years, but this one is supposed to be a recession because old man bad or whatever 😅
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  5. y'all don't know what socialism means do u?
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  6.  @JG-id5vi  Wages have gone up too
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  7.  @JG-id5vi  we've seen wage gains across the board
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  8.  @JG-id5vi  just looking at the numbers. I don't change how i view the numbers based on which president is in office, like some people
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  9. @@joetroll9605 they're certainly far better off than they were 3 years ago
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  10.  @FFA704  not nominal, real
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  11.  @JAYY_JAYY  Yup, i find it even funnier that we've grown over the last year at an identical rate to Trump's pre covid economy, even when adjusted for inflation. Conservatives were calling that Trump economy the golden years, but this one is supposed to be a recession because old man bad or whatever 😅
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  12. we already drill oil here, a lot of it. And Trump said he'd continue funding ukraine
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  13. wages are much higher than they were pre pandemic
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  14.  @PackaGame  i've seen the opposite, that's why we look at the macro data, not personal experience
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  15. He didn't destroy the economy, he saved it. That covid spending was necessary to bail out the economy. It didn't even contribute that much to inflation
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  16. we should create a jobs guarantee to end unemployment forevre
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  17.  @JG-id5vi  you conveniently don't acknowledge the wage gains. or the booming jobs market. or the booming growth rate
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  18.  @BigNorm87  real good consumption is also back to pre-GFC trends
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  19.  @Rex69Rutherford  the increase in private debt is consistent with a booming economy
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  20.  @MiscTo3  more or less, the average monthly job gain in Trumps pre-covid economy was around 180k, Biden is seeing an average of 320k
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  21. stocks are near all time highes
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  22.  @jessehensley1812  We're currently growing the economy at the same rate as Trump's pre-covid economy, even when adjusted for inflation. And our job growth has been ~2x faster than pre-pandemic job growth under President Trump, even after we take out all the jobs that came back from covid
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  23.  @invidatauro8922  money is supposed to inflate, deflation is a sign of depression
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  24. @@joetroll9605 inflation isn't supposed to come down, wages are supposed to keep up, which they've done
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  25. prime age employment is at an all time high
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  26. @@jimweir6500 it is lol
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  27. wages have grown for the bottom 20% at the fastest rate in a long time
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  28. even if recessions were defined as 2 quarters of gdp (which they're not) that was still a long time again, we've grown every quarter since
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  29. ​ @Positron49  real wages are up. full time employment and prime age employment are at record levels. And we know these are people entering the jobs market straight from unemployment because that is the only way to account for the fact we've added 4 million jobs over the past year despite unemployment numbers being pinned to historic lows. People are finding jobs who weren't even officially looking for them They said 2 quarters of negative growth always predicts a downturn and look how that turned out. And get this, The Fednow tracker (which nailed the Q2 forecast) is now predicting an absolutely mind-bending 3.5% growth in Q3. 3.5%
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  30.  @ll2323  jokes on you, i've confirmed my humanity on worldcoin
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  31. no it won't, that "debt" is just a different kind of dollar. Bonds and dollars come from the same printer and are easily exchanged for each other
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  32.  @RittenhousesRifle  i believe that honor belongs to the twice impeached, thrice indicted former president who lead us into the worst recession since the great depression and oversaw the first non peaceful transfer of power in US history after being rejected by the American people
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  33. employment is through the roof
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  34. they're adjusted for inflation
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  35.  @christiancoats1  you said they were fueled by higher consumer prices, our new block buster growth number is adjusted for inflation
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  36.  @christiancoats1  they clearly weren't fueled by prices increasing more than wages if they're inflation adjusted. Wages have also outstripped inflation since the pandemic
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  37.  @christiancoats1  i'm not, since the pandemic began +20% Wages +17% CPI-All +15% CPI-Core (ex food & energy)
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  38. inflation was falling long before January of this year. It started falling right after dems passed the inflation reduction act
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