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StassneyHorn

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  1. From the liberal rag, Washington Post. Americans are still better off, with more in the bank than before the pandemic Bank account balances are 10 to 15 percent higher than they were in 2019, new data shows https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2023/07/17/bank-accounts-excess-cash-savings/
  2. ***after it’s gotten ugly*** Stassney’s Mom: “Well let’s not get ugly”
  3. In case it hasn’t been a topic of hyper focused trolls, cause I’m not one, four insurance companies refuse to touch Florida, and they have the highest inflation of all states and that includes the literal desert of AZ.
  4. So Trump gets a Georgia indictment and ineligible there, Desantis flames out, then we kickstart the Abbott campaign, right?
  5. So Biden outraised the entire Republican field? Can’t be right. Are republican candidates capable of getting small donations? How do I explain this? Can RFK do more pushups? Because I’m impatient and probably forget in two weeks, I want to congratulate Jobs Biden on the best recession ever. In case you forgot, late July 2022/ early Aug 2022 we saw data showing two consecutive negative quarterly GDP reports. We all got to engage in flirtatious banter where Republicans raised their skirts quickly to accept the fleshy tip of bad news, eager to flood their panties and regal the surly cabal with stories of how they can only afford dog food and spaghetti-o’s. As a strict dictionary-definition Librul, I had trouble accepting that recession. Credit to me for getting high and going low by pointing out how fucking stupid some of you are, you know who you are in the inflation thread. The ones from the generation that cook hot dogs in a microwave. However, Biden signed a bill almost 11 months ago that would change the trajectory of his presidency and take a piece of his precious, beautiful mind and bring it to the public. The Jobs Biden Inflation Reduction Act. Bidenomics has permanently redefined the barometer of all future resesshuns. The amount of blood, sweat, and ya’ll Qaeda tears could give us enough green energy to have a running grid in Texas.
  6. It is, the teenagers are getting in on it
  7. You’re arguing with someone who thinks there are no gay people in his community
  8. Can’t believe we didn’t follow up the riveting 2020, 2021, and 2022 threads. Yet here we are now, July 13,2023, and she has become the most effectual change agent to ever occupy the position in the White House. Dick Cheney can’t say that.
  9. FDA approves first over-the-counter birth control pill in the U.S. The oral contraceptive Opill isn't expected to be on store shelves until early next year. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna93958
  10. U.S. producer prices barely rose in June and the annual increase in producer inflation was the smallest in nearly three years, more evidence that the economy had entered a disinflation phase. The producer price index for final demand nudged up 0.1% last month, the Labor Department said on Thursday. Data for May was revised to show the PPI falling 0.4% instead of the previously reported 0.3%. In the 12 months through June, the PPI gained 0.1%. That was the smallest year-on-year rise since August 2020 and followed a 0.9% rise in May. https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/us-producer-prices-barely-rise-june-core-ppi-subsides-2023-07-13/
  11. Migration wasn’t right word to describe that graph, that’s my bad. He usually has some pretty sharp articles on redistricting but didn’t give much follow up on it, probably more of a reflection on deaths and past birth numbers than post-Covid mobility. Not an attempt to start a race comment war. After all, we have 0.1% PPI, which is the truest and most important inflation factor. https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2023/07/13/ppi-june-2023-wholesale-prices-rise-less-than-expected.html
  12. It’s only gonna take a few of those balls to get punctured and fill with water before this shit starts sinking, right? If an industrious coyote had a cordless drill this seems like an easy solution
  13. Not sure where the demographics thread went, or if there ever was one, but saw this tweet and thought it was interesting about migration since 2020
  14. Throw another scoop on the cone, CPI comes in lower than expected, again, down to 3%. How do I explain Bidenomics to stay at home Metroplex realtors?
  15. Gym dates have replaced movie dates in the hierarchy of requests. Why hang out in the dark on a first date at a movie you won’t talk to for 90 minutes, when you can instead have her show up in Lulu and hit leg day and spot her. Quads are the new abs. 5 inch inseams are in.
  16. Can I call sub 1? Or should the inflation faygos do it?
  17. Wednesday and Thursday is CPI and PPI. do we think PPI under 2%?
  18. They could have just put a few National Guardsman along the river in lifeguard outfits, blow a whistle, and announce adult swim.
  19. ADP changed their formula up about a year ago. They were always off but had been getting better. Article goes into it https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-08-30/revamped-adp-jobs-report-returns-with-wage-data-new-methodology
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