President Joe Biden - Kamala Harris Administration

Ummm

Real average hourly earnings decreased 1.9 percent, seasonally adjusted, from November 2021 to
November 2022. The change in real average hourly earnings combined with a decrease of 1.1 percent in
the average workweek resulted in a 3.0-percent decrease in real average weekly earnings over this
period.

Real Earnings News Release - 2022 M11 Results

Joe is a moron and you parrot him so...

EL and her "Thanks Joe!" tweets when scrutinized are roughly equivalent to the camera panning the crowd at a game and having the fans of the team that's down by 45pts woooing and doing the "We're #1!" finger sign.
 
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More of that great economic news - Joe's continues to crush

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/12/15/ret...s-consumers-feel-pressure-from-inflation.html

Also, separate surveys from regional Federal Reserve districts showed contraction in manufacturing activity in December.

The Empire State Manufacturing Survey, which measures activity in the New York region, posted a reading of -11.2, against the estimate of -0.5.

That represents the percentage difference between companies reporting expansion against contraction. This month’s reading represented a drop of some 16 points into contraction territory, owed in good part to a slide in the general business conditions index. Inventories in the region also fell, though price indexes were little changed.

Similarly, the Philadelphia Fed survey rose 6 points but was still negative at -13.8, against the -12 estimate. Sharp negative readings for new orders, unfilled orders and delivery times weighed on the index. However, prices eased considerably for the region, with both the prices paid and received measures falling.

“With exports now suffering from the strong dollar, and a global recession looming, we expect that further weakness in manufacturing lies in store,” Hunter said.

And

Report Finds Manufacturers' Optimism Continues to Decline as Potential Economic Recession Looms

CHICAGO, Dec. 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- With the risk of an economic recession on the horizon, manufacturers' optimism is at an all-time low, according to a new industry report. The latest Sikich Industry Pulse: Manufacturing and Distribution found that only 49% of manufacturers rated their optimism about business prospects over the next six months at a seven or higher on a scale of one to 10. This marks a consistent trend downward over the past year. In March of this year, three quarters of manufacturers rated their optimism at a seven or higher – in line with 2021 ratings that hovered around 75% throughout the year. And in June of this year, 58% rated their optimism at a seven or higher.
 
Good Lord .... our 401Ks are taking another major hit today thanks to Crazy Joe's economy.

I remember some stupid commercial where a white guy says “invest in black owned companies”. Then some black guy with a lisp says “investh in green companiesth”. Looks like dementia joe is going to do it for you because ROI doesn’t matter.
 
EL and her "Thanks Joe!" tweets when scrutinized are roughly equivalent to the camera panning the crowd at a game and having the fans of the team that's down by 45pts woooing and doing the "We're #1!" finger sign.
I ask myself. Self, would Bernie be worse? If not for the DNC shenanigans, Bernie would probably be our president.
 
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