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I need you to remember that Trumps "Big Beautiful Bill" is allocating $170 BILLION #HomelandSecurity for #ICE, offering a $50,000 dollar signing bonus, and an offer to pay student loans off for new agents. But it was "communism" when #BidenHarris wanted to do it WITHOUT turning you on each other.
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I need you to remember that Trumps "Big Beautiful Bill" is allocating $170 BILLION #HomelandSecurity for #ICE, offering a $50,000 dollar signing bonus, and an offer to pay student loans off for new agents. But it was "communism" when #BidenHarris wanted to do it WITHOUT turning you on each other.
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I need you to remember that Trumps "Big Beautiful Bill" is allocating $170 BILLION #HomelandSecurity for #ICE, offering a $50,000 dollar signing bonus, and an offer to pay student loans off for new agents. But it was "communism" when #BidenHarris wanted to do it WITHOUT turning you on each other.
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Another old #Classic! #LaurenBoebert HUMILIATES herself after @raskin.house.gov called her out for her hilarious mistake on LIVE TV accusing the #BidenHarris administration's executive orders of being responsible for inflation. youtu.be/e-j9Zm8DqIY?...
Lauren Boebert HUMILIATES Hers... -
Ladies and Gentlemen. I give you, "the adults in the room."
Nobody should be surprised to learn that the people trying to convince you of the fitness of biden, of harris, of the party itself, do not believe in it themselves, and never believed in it. They think you're stupid enough to buy anything.
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/mar/27/biden-dropping-out-kamala-harris
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Ladies and Gentlemen. I give you, "the adults in the room."
Nobody should be surprised to learn that the people trying to convince you of the fitness of biden, of harris, of the party itself, do not believe in it themselves, and never believed in it. They think you're stupid enough to buy anything.
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/mar/27/biden-dropping-out-kamala-harris
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Ladies and Gentlemen. I give you, "the adults in the room."
Nobody should be surprised to learn that the people trying to convince you of the fitness of biden, of harris, of the party itself, do not believe in it themselves, and never believed in it. They think you're stupid enough to buy anything.
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/mar/27/biden-dropping-out-kamala-harris
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Ladies and Gentlemen. I give you, "the adults in the room."
Nobody should be surprised to learn that the people trying to convince you of the fitness of biden, of harris, of the party itself, do not believe in it themselves, and never believed in it. They think you're stupid enough to buy anything.
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/mar/27/biden-dropping-out-kamala-harris
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@krisk @chris
Oddly #Biden is working for me but #BidenHarris is not. Neither is #KamalaHarris or #HarrisWalz2024 🤨 -
@krisk @chris
Oddly #Biden is working for me but #BidenHarris is not. Neither is #KamalaHarris or #HarrisWalz2024 🤨 -
@krisk @chris
Oddly #Biden is working for me but #BidenHarris is not. Neither is #KamalaHarris or #HarrisWalz2024 🤨 -
@krisk @chris
Oddly #Biden is working for me but #BidenHarris is not. Neither is #KamalaHarris or #HarrisWalz2024 🤨 -
THANK YOU PRESIDENT BIDEN & VP HARRIS! 🇺🇸
Stay cool, everyone. I’ll see you on Tuesday. 🤬
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THANK YOU PRESIDENT BIDEN & VP HARRIS! 🇺🇸
Stay cool, everyone. I’ll see you on Tuesday. 🤬
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THANK YOU PRESIDENT BIDEN & VP HARRIS! 🇺🇸
Stay cool, everyone. I’ll see you on Tuesday. 🤬
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THANK YOU PRESIDENT BIDEN & VP HARRIS! 🇺🇸
Stay cool, everyone. I’ll see you on Tuesday. 🤬
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@BruceMirken I believe most didn't and don't expect anything good or better from #Trump. Yet the saw, much more clearly, horrible things that happened under #BidenHarris.
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@BruceMirken I believe most didn't and don't expect anything good or better from #Trump. Yet the saw, much more clearly, horrible things that happened under #BidenHarris.
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@BruceMirken I believe most didn't and don't expect anything good or better from #Trump. Yet the saw, much more clearly, horrible things that happened under #BidenHarris.
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I don't always agree with journalists whose work I like. I think Seymour Hersh overlooks the domestic advantages of some Presidents in favor of their dreadful foreign policies. I'm grateful the American people rejected Biden's war strategies, but GOP is likely to siphon the "savings" of war toward their own nest feathering. The American people will find our purse strings ever tightened.
#Palestine #IDF #ceasefire #Netanyahu #BidenHarris -
I don't always agree with journalists whose work I like. I think Seymour Hersh overlooks the domestic advantages of some Presidents in favor of their dreadful foreign policies. I'm grateful the American people rejected Biden's war strategies, but GOP is likely to siphon the "savings" of war toward their own nest feathering. The American people will find our purse strings ever tightened.
#Palestine #IDF #ceasefire #Netanyahu #BidenHarris -
I don't always agree with journalists whose work I like. I think Seymour Hersh overlooks the domestic advantages of some Presidents in favor of their dreadful foreign policies. I'm grateful the American people rejected Biden's war strategies, but GOP is likely to siphon the "savings" of war toward their own nest feathering. The American people will find our purse strings ever tightened.
#Palestine #IDF #ceasefire #Netanyahu #BidenHarris -
@FaithinBones when people work they don’t have to commit crime. The Biden administration has done a lot to curb violent crime, but of course he won’t get credit for it because for some reason nobody wants to put credit or credit is due for the economy for crime for every wonderful thing that the #BidenHarris administration has done. #uspol
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@FaithinBones when people work they don’t have to commit crime. The Biden administration has done a lot to curb violent crime, but of course he won’t get credit for it because for some reason nobody wants to put credit or credit is due for the economy for crime for every wonderful thing that the #BidenHarris administration has done. #uspol
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@FaithinBones when people work they don’t have to commit crime. The Biden administration has done a lot to curb violent crime, but of course he won’t get credit for it because for some reason nobody wants to put credit or credit is due for the economy for crime for every wonderful thing that the #BidenHarris administration has done. #uspol
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https://archive.ph/YzUhl
The Wall Street Journal reports on the attempts to downplay Biden's cognitive decline over the last 4 years (link to full article)
#JoeBiden #trump #biden #kamalaharris #donaldtrump #democrats #election #usa #bidenharris #america #vote #uspolitics #republican #democrat #blacklivesmatter #conservative #blm #berniesanders #republicans #covid #voteblue #potus #president #memes #cnn #liberal -
https://archive.ph/YzUhl
The Wall Street Journal reports on the attempts to downplay Biden's cognitive decline over the last 4 years (link to full article)
#JoeBiden #trump #biden #kamalaharris #donaldtrump #democrats #election #usa #bidenharris #america #vote #uspolitics #republican #democrat #blacklivesmatter #conservative #blm #berniesanders #republicans #covid #voteblue #potus #president #memes #cnn #liberal -
https://archive.ph/YzUhl
The Wall Street Journal reports on the attempts to downplay Biden's cognitive decline over the last 4 years (link to full article)
#JoeBiden #trump #biden #kamalaharris #donaldtrump #democrats #election #usa #bidenharris #america #vote #uspolitics #republican #democrat #blacklivesmatter #conservative #blm #berniesanders #republicans #covid #voteblue #potus #president #memes #cnn #liberal -
US #Economy adds 12,000 #jobs in one month... but on eve of a crucial #election, naysayers and non job creators in media get off calling it "dismal". The US saw hundreds of thousands of jobs added since summer. ADP said private companies hired 233,000 new #workers in October, and #WSJ listed 254,000 jobs added in September, with an average monthly gain of 194,000 jobs over past year. Average hourly #wages up in September by 4.0% from a year earlier, and up from 3.9% increase noted in August. #Unemployment data stands at 4.1% which is easily less than half of what it was during Ronald Reagan's consistently lauded presidency in early 1980s. But media tells us cup is half empty under #BidenHarris administration despite evidence otherwise of respectable average monthly job gain of 173,500 since spring 2023...
https://qz.com/october-jobs-report-unemployment-economy-boeing-strike-1851685037
https://www.wsj.com/economy/central-banking/us-economy-jobs-goldilocks-moment-4ecc105f
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US #Economy adds 12,000 #jobs in one month... but on eve of a crucial #election, naysayers and non job creators in media get off calling it "dismal". The US saw hundreds of thousands of jobs added since summer. ADP said private companies hired 233,000 new #workers in October, and #WSJ listed 254,000 jobs added in September, with an average monthly gain of 194,000 jobs over past year. Average hourly #wages up in September by 4.0% from a year earlier, and up from 3.9% increase noted in August. #Unemployment data stands at 4.1% which is easily less than half of what it was during Ronald Reagan's consistently lauded presidency in early 1980s. But media tells us cup is half empty under #BidenHarris administration despite evidence otherwise of respectable average monthly job gain of 173,500 since spring 2023...
https://qz.com/october-jobs-report-unemployment-economy-boeing-strike-1851685037
https://www.wsj.com/economy/central-banking/us-economy-jobs-goldilocks-moment-4ecc105f
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US #Economy adds 12,000 #jobs in one month... but on eve of a crucial #election, naysayers and non job creators in media get off calling it "dismal". The US saw hundreds of thousands of jobs added since summer. ADP said private companies hired 233,000 new #workers in October, and #WSJ listed 254,000 jobs added in September, with an average monthly gain of 194,000 jobs over past year. Average hourly #wages up in September by 4.0% from a year earlier, and up from 3.9% increase noted in August. #Unemployment data stands at 4.1% which is easily less than half of what it was during Ronald Reagan's consistently lauded presidency in early 1980s. But media tells us cup is half empty under #BidenHarris administration despite evidence otherwise of respectable average monthly job gain of 173,500 since spring 2023...
https://qz.com/october-jobs-report-unemployment-economy-boeing-strike-1851685037
https://www.wsj.com/economy/central-banking/us-economy-jobs-goldilocks-moment-4ecc105f
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Delivering for the American people Bridges in Yellowstone and Denali parks are among dozens getting federally funded upgrades
https://apnews.com/article/infrastructure-poor-bridges-highway-grants-f86c8a19145fc4584b0d978b0005e405?utm_source=copy&utm_medium=share #BidenHarris #BidenInfrastructureBill
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Delivering for the American people Bridges in Yellowstone and Denali parks are among dozens getting federally funded upgrades
https://apnews.com/article/infrastructure-poor-bridges-highway-grants-f86c8a19145fc4584b0d978b0005e405?utm_source=copy&utm_medium=share #BidenHarris #BidenInfrastructureBill
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Delivering for the American people Bridges in Yellowstone and Denali parks are among dozens getting federally funded upgrades
https://apnews.com/article/infrastructure-poor-bridges-highway-grants-f86c8a19145fc4584b0d978b0005e405?utm_source=copy&utm_medium=share #BidenHarris #BidenInfrastructureBill
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Delivering for the American people Bridges in Yellowstone and Denali parks are among dozens getting federally funded upgrades
https://apnews.com/article/infrastructure-poor-bridges-highway-grants-f86c8a19145fc4584b0d978b0005e405?utm_source=copy&utm_medium=share #BidenHarris #BidenInfrastructureBill
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I hope the truth gets shared to dispell #TrumpLiesAllTheTime including about the competence of the #BidenHarris response to the hurricane disaster in South Carolina
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I hope the truth gets shared to dispell #TrumpLiesAllTheTime including about the competence of the #BidenHarris response to the hurricane disaster in South Carolina
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I hope the truth gets shared to dispell #TrumpLiesAllTheTime including about the competence of the #BidenHarris response to the hurricane disaster in South Carolina
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I hope the truth gets shared to dispell #TrumpLiesAllTheTime including about the competence of the #BidenHarris response to the hurricane disaster in South Carolina
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@thehill Um I know you're a bot but may I just point out that inflation has fallen from ~9% to ~2% during the #BidenHarris administration. The US economy during this time has notably outperformed those of other developed nations according to Nobel economists....
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@thehill Um I know you're a bot but may I just point out that inflation has fallen from ~9% to ~2% during the #BidenHarris administration. The US economy during this time has notably outperformed those of other developed nations according to Nobel economists....
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Nobody should look back on 2020 with anything but a mix of relief that it’s over and dread about what we watched. And yet Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump keeps asking voters if they’re better off now than they were four years ago.
So I had to go look up my receipts from back then. Here is what they reveal about where things in my life stood on Oct. 25, 2020 versus today:
- The nation and the world were in the grip of the deadliest pandemic in more than a century, and those of us hunkered down at and near home could only hope that vaccines would arrive and work. Today marks a week since my latest covid booster; four years ago, I did not expect to keep getting vaxxed every year, but I don’t mind that brief annual investment in helping to ensure that a case of covid feels no worse than a mild cold.
- I did not leave my house at all that day four years ago, per my Google Maps timeline, and had last ventured out for a work event in March of 2020. Today began with me landing at Dulles International Airport on a red-eye from Los Angeles that in turn followed a flight from Maui, where I’d been covering Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit (with that company covering my airfare and lodging).
- My interactions with people beyond family members on that Sunday in 2020 consisted of a Zoom appearance before a friend’s college journalism class in the early afternoon, followed by the Sunday Dungeons & Dragons game via Zoom with friends that had become the only way I would see many of those guys until 2021. This Friday began in a crowded LAX.
- The Vanguard S&P 500 Index fund that represents my primary investment vehicle closed at $320.02 a share on the previous business day back then. Today it’s at $536.30.
- My income though that point of 2020 was about 20% below my income so far this year–and the previous three months of 2020 had been especially brutal, with my income over that span barely over half what I made in the most recent three months (which still falls below my most profitable period of freelancing, around a decade ago).
- My own recollection and Bureau of Labor Statistics data show that some groceries–for example, milk and eggs–were cheaper back then.
- After three years of seeing the Trump administration luxuriate in lies, corruption, bigotry, incompetence and cruelty, my optimism about my country was fraying like the worn American flag hanging from our front porch (pictured above as it looked in July of 2020). Four years later, the Biden-Harris administration has disappointed me on occasion but has not had me cringing about the state of the union; more often, this White House has surprised me with its progress in such areas as building out infrastructure and greening our economy.
Looking over all of this anecdata, none of it makes me pine for four years ago.
But in this election, none of that should even matter. Beyond Trump’s open fondness for fascism, weird Hitler admiration, unhinged incoherence onstage, and relentless lying–traits notably absent in Democratic nominee Kamala Harris–he instigated the Jan. 6 insurrection because he could not accept getting fired by the American people in a free and fair election. Attempted murder of democracy is among the most serious crimes an American president can commmit, and Trump’s guilt there should alone rank him as the worst president in American history and disqualify him from any return to that office.
https://robpegoraro.com/2024/10/25/four-years-ago/
#BidenHarris #Covid #election #fourYearsAgo #inflation #JoeBiden #KamalaHarris #pandemic #Trump2024 #TrumpAdministration
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Nobody should look back on 2020 with anything but a mix of relief that it’s over and dread about what we watched. And yet Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump keeps asking voters if they’re better off now than they were four years ago.
So I had to go look up my receipts from back then. Here is what they reveal about where things in my life stood on Oct. 25, 2020 versus today:
- The nation and the world were in the grip of the deadliest pandemic in more than a century, and those of us hunkered down at and near home could only hope that vaccines would arrive and work. Today marks a week since my latest covid booster; four years ago, I did not expect to keep getting vaxxed every year, but I don’t mind that brief annual investment in helping to ensure that a case of covid feels no worse than a mild cold.
- I did not leave my house at all that day four years ago, per my Google Maps timeline, and had last ventured out for a work event in March of 2020. Today began with me landing at Dulles International Airport on a red-eye from Los Angeles that in turn followed a flight from Maui, where I’d been covering Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit (with that company covering my airfare and lodging).
- My interactions with people beyond family members on that Sunday in 2020 consisted of a Zoom appearance before a friend’s college journalism class in the early afternoon, followed by the Sunday Dungeons & Dragons game via Zoom with friends that had become the only way I would see many of those guys until 2021. This Friday began in a crowded LAX.
- The Vanguard S&P 500 Index fund that represents my primary investment vehicle closed at $320.02 a share on the previous business day back then. Today it’s at $536.30.
- My income though that point of 2020 was about 20% below my income so far this year–and the previous three months of 2020 had been especially brutal, with my income over that span barely over half what I made in the most recent three months (which still falls below my most profitable period of freelancing, around a decade ago).
- My own recollection and Bureau of Labor Statistics data show that some groceries–for example, milk and eggs–were cheaper back then.
- After three years of seeing the Trump administration luxuriate in lies, corruption, bigotry, incompetence and cruelty, my optimism about my country was fraying like the worn American flag hanging from our front porch (pictured above as it looked in July of 2020). Four years later, the Biden-Harris administration has disappointed me on occasion but has not had me cringing about the state of the union; more often, this White House has surprised me with its progress in such areas as building out infrastructure and greening our economy.
Looking over all of this anecdata, none of it makes me pine for four years ago.
But in this election, none of that should even matter. Beyond Trump’s open fondness for fascism, weird Hitler admiration, unhinged incoherence onstage, and relentless lying–traits notably absent in Democratic nominee Kamala Harris–he instigated the Jan. 6 insurrection because he could not accept getting fired by the American people in a free and fair election. Attempted murder of democracy is among the most serious crimes an American president can commmit, and Trump’s guilt there should alone rank him as the worst president in American history and disqualify him from any return to that office.
https://robpegoraro.com/2024/10/25/four-years-ago/
#BidenHarris #Covid #election #fourYearsAgo #inflation #JoeBiden #KamalaHarris #pandemic #Trump2024 #TrumpAdministration
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Nobody should look back on 2020 with anything but a mix of relief that it’s over and dread about what we watched. And yet Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump keeps asking voters if they’re better off now than they were four years ago.
So I had to go look up my receipts from back then. Here is what they reveal about where things in my life stood on Oct. 25, 2020 versus today:
- The nation and the world were in the grip of the deadliest pandemic in more than a century, and those of us hunkered down at and near home could only hope that vaccines would arrive and work. Today marks a week since my latest covid booster; four years ago, I did not expect to keep getting vaxxed every year, but I don’t mind that brief annual investment in helping to ensure that a case of covid feels no worse than a mild cold.
- I did not leave my house at all that day four years ago, per my Google Maps timeline, and had last ventured out for a work event in March of 2020. Today began with me landing at Dulles International Airport on a red-eye from Los Angeles that in turn followed a flight from Maui, where I’d been covering Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit (with that company covering my airfare and lodging).
- My interactions with people beyond family members on that Sunday in 2020 consisted of a Zoom appearance before a friend’s college journalism class in the early afternoon, followed by the Sunday Dungeons & Dragons game via Zoom with friends that had become the only way I would see many of those guys until 2021. This Friday began in a crowded LAX.
- The Vanguard S&P 500 Index fund that represents my primary investment vehicle closed at $320.02 a share on the previous business day back then. Today it’s at $536.30.
- My income though that point of 2020 was about 20% below my income so far this year–and the previous three months of 2020 had been especially brutal, with my income over that span barely over half what I made in the most recent three months (which still falls below my most profitable period of freelancing, around a decade ago).
- My own recollection and Bureau of Labor Statistics data show that some groceries–for example, milk and eggs–were cheaper back then.
- After three years of seeing the Trump administration luxuriate in lies, corruption, bigotry, incompetence and cruelty, my optimism about my country was fraying like the worn American flag hanging from our front porch (pictured above as it looked in July of 2020). Four years later, the Biden-Harris administration has disappointed me on occasion but has not had me cringing about the state of the union; more often, this White House has surprised me with its progress in such areas as building out infrastructure and greening our economy.
Looking over all of this anecdata, none of it makes me pine for four years ago.
But in this election, none of that should even matter. Beyond Trump’s open fondness for fascism, weird Hitler admiration, unhinged incoherence onstage, and relentless lying–traits notably absent in Democratic nominee Kamala Harris–he instigated the Jan. 6 insurrection because he could not accept getting fired by the American people in a free and fair election. Attempted murder of democracy is among the most serious crimes an American president can commmit, and Trump’s guilt there should alone rank him as the worst president in American history and disqualify him from any return to that office.
https://robpegoraro.com/2024/10/25/four-years-ago/
#BidenHarris #Covid #election #fourYearsAgo #inflation #JoeBiden #KamalaHarris #pandemic #Trump2024 #TrumpAdministration
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Nobody should look back on 2020 with anything but a mix of relief that it’s over and dread about what we watched. And yet Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump keeps asking voters if they’re better off now than they were four years ago.
So I had to go look up my receipts from back then. Here is what they reveal about where things in my life stood on Oct. 25, 2020 versus today:
- The nation and the world were in the grip of the deadliest pandemic in more than a century, and those of us hunkered down at and near home could only hope that vaccines would arrive and work. Today marks a week since my latest covid booster; four years ago, I did not expect to keep getting vaxxed every year, but I don’t mind that brief annual investment in helping to ensure that a case of covid feels no worse than a mild cold.
- I did not leave my house at all that day four years ago, per my Google Maps timeline, and had last ventured out for a work event in March of 2020. Today began with me landing at Dulles International Airport on a red-eye from Los Angeles that in turn followed a flight from Maui, where I’d been covering Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit (with that company covering my airfare and lodging).
- My interactions with people beyond family members on that Sunday in 2020 consisted of a Zoom appearance before a friend’s college journalism class in the early afternoon, followed by the Sunday Dungeons & Dragons game via Zoom with friends that had become the only way I would see many of those guys until 2021. This Friday began in a crowded LAX.
- The Vanguard S&P 500 Index fund that represents my primary investment vehicle closed at $320.02 a share on the previous business day back then. Today it’s at $536.30.
- My income though that point of 2020 was about 20% below my income so far this year–and the previous three months of 2020 had been especially brutal, with my income over that span barely over half what I made in the most recent three months (which still falls below my most profitable period of freelancing, around a decade ago).
- My own recollection and Bureau of Labor Statistics data show that some groceries–for example, milk and eggs–were cheaper back then.
- After three years of seeing the Trump administration luxuriate in lies, corruption, bigotry, incompetence and cruelty, my optimism about my country was fraying like the worn American flag hanging from our front porch (pictured above as it looked in July of 2020). Four years later, the Biden-Harris administration has disappointed me on occasion but has not had me cringing about the state of the union; more often, this White House has surprised me with its progress in such areas as building out infrastructure and greening our economy.
Looking over all of this anecdata, none of it makes me pine for four years ago.
But in this election, none of that should even matter. Beyond Trump’s open fondness for fascism, weird Hitler admiration, unhinged incoherence onstage, and relentless lying–traits notably absent in Democratic nominee Kamala Harris–he instigated the Jan. 6 insurrection because he could not accept getting fired by the American people in a free and fair election. Attempted murder of democracy is among the most serious crimes an American president can commmit, and Trump’s guilt there should alone rank him as the worst president in American history and disqualify him from any return to that office.
https://robpegoraro.com/2024/10/25/four-years-ago/
#BidenHarris #Covid #election #fourYearsAgo #inflation #JoeBiden #KamalaHarris #pandemic #Trump2024 #TrumpAdministration
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The American economy has left other rich countries in the dust
Read the story at @TheEconomist
#USPolitics #Election2024 #economics #BidenHarris #USeconomy
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The American economy has left other rich countries in the dust
Read the story at @TheEconomist
#USPolitics #Election2024 #economics #BidenHarris #USeconomy
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The American economy has left other rich countries in the dust
Read the story at @TheEconomist
#USPolitics #Election2024 #economics #BidenHarris #USeconomy
