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Voting for Republican economic policies only benefits the top 0.1% of the U.S. population. Why would you vote for them?

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4meAndyou · F
The average American family is now seeing $6,000.00 to $7,000.00 per year more than they were prior to this administration, and people with 401K's at work, approaching retirement, are doing little dances. Wow...trying to imagine having $6 to $7000 more a year... I could go to the dentist and take my cat to the vet.

To the left wing media elites who write biased media stories, (usually made up ones), I am sure that's just Starbucks change, because they are earning in excess of $600,000.00 a year.
xRedx · M
@4meAndyou some of these stories are fabricated but I believe people know. Yet they choose to believe them rather than to accept the reality.
yogibooboo · M
@4meAndyou your figures are nonsense. Give me your reference. I will give you real data from the OECD.
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4meAndyou · F
@yogibooboo The OECD is comprised of 36 countries and their financial data, and they are not part of the United States. I wonder why globalists and socialists are so intensely interested in our elections? 😂 Anyway, the last three elections in the United States have been accurately predicted by Moody's Analytics.

Moody’s uses three models that are based on how consumers feel about their financial situation, including gains in the stock market, and the unemployment rate.
yogibooboo · M
@4meAndyou The OECD is not part of any country, it is an organization, and the US is one of those countries that you mentioned. Gains in the stock market and unemployment figures mean absolutely zero in terms of well a country is doing.