Current Events > Since 1989, Democrats created 49.6 million jobs. Republicans created 1.9 million

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DepreceV2 08/22/24 12:44:12 AM #1:	Bill Clinton said something like this tonight. Since 1989, there has been 52 million jobs created. Democrats created 51 million, Republicans created 1 million. It looks like he wasnt too far off apparently. Its actually insane if true. I need to look more into it for full confirmation but it seems accurate on the surface. https://twitter.com/maddenifico/status/1826440732011368483?s=46&t=RIgg7MxCuMBQaInBBisyMQ https://twitter.com/simonwdc/status/1826446985555312913?s=46&t=RIgg7MxCuMBQaInBBisyMQ --- Atlanta Falcons choking a 28-3 lead in the 3rd qtr: https://youtu.be/gY8exXZgyqc Atlanta Falcons choking a 26-10 lead in the 4th qtr: https://youtu.be/BYJHgyXiwvs <cite>DepreceV2 posted [p:981812592] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>Bill Clinton said something like this tonight. Since 1989, there has been 52 million jobs created. Democrats created 51 million, Republicans created 1 million.It looks like he wasnt too far off apparently. Its actually insane if true. I need to look more into it for full confirmation but it seems accurate on the surface. https://twitter.com/maddenifico/status/1826440732011368483?s=46&t=RIgg7MxCuMBQaInBBisyMQhttps://twitter.com/simonwdc/status/1826446985555312913?s=46&t=RIgg7MxCuMBQaInBBisyMQ</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BlueTigerLion 08/22/24 12:47:20 AM #2:	Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph. --- Hey now. <cite>BlueTigerLion posted [p:981812620] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BlackScythe0 08/22/24 12:48:38 AM #3:	It would more or less conform with what I've seen in my life. Conservatives are really good at cutting taxes and starting wars and nothing else. Democrats actually govern by doing infrastructure and negotiating or using tax credits to achieve specific goals rather than blanket tax cuts which disproportionately help the ultra-wealthy. <cite>BlackScythe0 posted [p:981812630] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>It would more or less conform with what I've seen in my life. Conservatives are really good at cutting taxes and starting wars and nothing else. Democrats actually govern by doing infrastructure and negotiating or using tax credits to achieve specific goals rather than blanket tax cuts which disproportionately help the ultra-wealthy. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ClayGuida 08/22/24 12:48:56 AM #4:	BlueTigerLion posted... Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph. Recession, 10 of the last 11 recessions since 1953 were under a republican president. --- lolAmerica <cite>ClayGuida posted [p:981812635] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>BlueTigerLion posted... </cite><quote>Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph.</quote>Recession, 10 of the last 11 recessions since 1953 were under a republican president. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GrandConjuraton 08/22/24 12:48:56 AM #5:	BlueTigerLion posted... Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph. --- Swansong, I can feel you fade. https://imgur.com/o21DN7r <cite>GrandConjuraton posted [p:981812636] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>BlueTigerLion posted... </cite><quote>Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DepreceV2 08/22/24 12:50:32 AM #6:	BlueTigerLion posted... Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph. They said since the end of the Cold War so I assumed that. This person has a graph as far back as 1977 so I dont know. https://twitter.com/bazinthecity/status/1826451537708941677?s=46&t=RIgg7MxCuMBQaInBBisyMQ Even so, that is a weird thing to say. That was a total of 25 years. Thats plenty long. --- Atlanta Falcons choking a 28-3 lead in the 3rd qtr: https://youtu.be/gY8exXZgyqc Atlanta Falcons choking a 26-10 lead in the 4th qtr: https://youtu.be/BYJHgyXiwvs <cite>DepreceV2 posted [p:981812648] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>BlueTigerLion posted... </cite><quote>Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph.</quote>They said since the end of the Cold War so I assumed that. This person has a graph as far back as 1977 so I dont know. https://twitter.com/bazinthecity/status/1826451537708941677?s=46&t=RIgg7MxCuMBQaInBBisyMQEven so, that is a weird thing to say. That was a total of 25 years. Thats plenty long. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BlackScythe0 08/22/24 12:53:36 AM #7:	BlueTigerLion posted... Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph. Not sure how Reagan would skew it but it would probably not give him the massive 50 to 1 number he could get this way. Could also be a target at their core demographic audience as someone born in 1989 would be 35 and the older you are the more likely you seem to turn conservative. <cite>BlackScythe0 posted [p:981812675] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>BlueTigerLion posted... </cite><quote>Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph.</quote>Not sure how Reagan would skew it but it would probably not give him the massive 50 to 1 number he could get this way. Could also be a target at their core demographic audience as someone born in 1989 would be 35 and the older you are the more likely you seem to turn conservative. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Boombam99 08/22/24 12:54:46 AM #8:	This is why I always say republicans are the party of rich people to keep rich people rich and protect rich people's interests. Everything else they pretend to stand for is just to rile people up to get enough votes to stay in power <cite>Boombam99 posted [p:981812685] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>This is why I always say republicans are the party of rich people to keep rich people rich and protect rich people's interests. Everything else they pretend to stand for is just to rile people up to get enough votes to stay in power </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sorozone 08/22/24 12:57:26 AM #9:	ClayGuida posted... Recession, 10 of the last 11 recessions since 1953 were under a republican president. Was gonna mention this too. The proganda of Republicans = good for the economy has to be one of their strongest lies in history. Because so many people believe it, despite evidence of the contrary on almost every economic level shows that they are much, much worse. --- https://m.twitch.tv/sorozone/profile <cite>Sorozone posted [p:981812711] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>ClayGuida posted... </cite><quote>Recession, 10 of the last 11 recessions since 1953 were under a republican president.</quote>Was gonna mention this too.The proganda of Republicans = good for the economy has to be one of their strongest lies in history. Because so many people believe it, despite evidence of the contrary on almost every economic level shows that they are much, much worse.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Quezovercoatl 08/22/24 12:58:02 AM #10:	BlueTigerLion posted... Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph. Not sure if "maybe Republicans did something good nearly half a century ago" would count as a win even if true. <cite>Quezovercoatl posted [p:981812715] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>BlueTigerLion posted... </cite><quote>Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph.</quote>Not sure if "maybe Republicans did something good nearly half a century ago" would count as a win even if true.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BDSMKane 08/22/24 1:00:04 AM #11:	The idea that the PotUS is creating jobs is right around the same mentality as the PotUS changing the price of gas. Its complicated. https://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2016/article/current-employment-statistics-survey-100-years-of-employment-hours-and-earnings.htm --- No matter our origin, we are all one family, we all share one planet, and we all need to feel loved and accepted. We are more alike than different. <cite>BDSMKane posted [p:981812723] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>The idea that the PotUS is creating jobs is right around the same mentality as the PotUS changing the price of gas. Its complicated.https://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2016/article/current-employment-statistics-survey-100-years-of-employment-hours-and-earnings.htm</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ar0ge 08/22/24 1:03:06 AM #12:	If you go further back to the 50s I think the percentage is still 70% of the jobs created were under Democrats. So not much better for Republicans lol <cite>Ar0ge posted [p:981812746] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>If you go further back to the 50s I think the percentage is still 70% of the jobs created were under Democrats. So not much better for Republicans lol </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KajeI 08/22/24 1:04:52 AM #13:	Quezovercoatl posted... Not sure if "maybe Republicans did something good nearly half a century ago" would count as a win even if true. These motherfuckers STILL try to pull the "Republicans freed the slaves" bullshit dude. Anyway, I haven't gotten to post this for a while. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/c/c13fe4c4.jpg --- Look, I can name a few instances in MY life where I tried to reach mutual understanding and i can TELL you, always faster and easier to just kill em. Just is! <cite>KajeI posted [p:981812762] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>Quezovercoatl posted... </cite><quote>Not sure if "maybe Republicans did something good nearly half a century ago" would count as a win even if true.</quote>These motherfuckers STILL try to pull the "Republicans freed the slaves" bullshit dude.Anyway, I haven't gotten to post this for a while. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/c/c13fe4c4.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tyranthraxus 08/22/24 1:05:46 AM #14:	BlueTigerLion posted... Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph. Uhhhh yeah something kinda big happened in 1989 --- It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha." https://i.imgur.com/dQgC4kv.jpg <cite>Tyranthraxus posted [p:981812768] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>BlueTigerLion posted... </cite><quote>Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph.</quote>Uhhhh yeah something kinda big happened in 1989</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
sfcalimari 08/22/24 2:51:22 AM #15:	BlackScythe0 posted... Not sure how Reagan would skew it but it would probably not give him the massive 50 to 1 number he could get this way. Could also be a target at their core demographic audience as someone born in 1989 would be 35 and the older you are the more likely you seem to turn conservative. Early 80s was one of the worst recessions in American history and is basically when American manufacturing started getting shut down and shipped overseas. And there was the 1987 market crash. --- "Tether even a roasted chicken." - Yamamoto Tsunetomo <cite>sfcalimari posted [p:981813366] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>BlackScythe0 posted... </cite><quote>Not sure how Reagan would skew it but it would probably not give him the massive 50 to 1 number he could get this way. Could also be a target at their core demographic audience as someone born in 1989 would be 35 and the older you are the more likely you seem to turn conservative.</quote>Early 80s was one of the worst recessions in American history and is basically when American manufacturing started getting shut down and shipped overseas. And there was the 1987 market crash.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Umbreon 08/22/24 3:01:43 AM #16:	That's an embarrassing statistic. I sure hope Democrat politicians rub that in Republicans faces. --- Black Lives Matter. ~DYL~ (On mobile) <cite>Umbreon posted [p:981813412] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>That's an embarrassing statistic. I sure hope Democrat politicians rub that in Republicans faces. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nukazie 08/22/24 3:16:51 AM #17:	Ar0ge posted... If you go further back to the 50s I think the percentage is still 70% of the jobs created were under Democrats. So not much better for Republicans lol so things were great when minorities have it rough back then? --- We suffer from the delusion that the entire universe is held in order by the categories of human thought. <cite>Nukazie posted [p:981813488] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>Ar0ge posted... </cite><quote>If you go further back to the 50s I think the percentage is still 70% of the jobs created were under Democrats. So not much better for Republicans lol</quote>so things were great when minorities have it rough back then?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BrohammedAli 08/22/24 4:06:42 AM #18:	Sorozone posted... Was gonna mention this too. The proganda of Republicans = good for the economy has to be one of their strongest lies in history. Because so many people believe it, despite evidence of the contrary on almost every economic level shows that they are much, much worse. Does anyone actually believe it? or do they just think they're special enough to be in the group doing the exploiting and want to back the party that will keep everyone who doesn't look and act and worship like them at a disadvantage? --- https://www.discogs.com/user/Nocoasts <cite>BrohammedAli posted [p:981813670] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>Sorozone posted... </cite><quote>Was gonna mention this too.The proganda of Republicans = good for the economy has to be one of their strongest lies in history. Because so many people believe it, despite evidence of the contrary on almost every economic level shows that they are much, much worse.</quote>Does anyone actually believe it?or do they just think they're special enough to be in the group doing the exploiting and want to back the party that will keep everyone who doesn't look and act and worship like them at a disadvantage?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
008Zulu 08/22/24 4:12:11 AM #19:	Not insane, if you are familiar with Republicans. --- If you're not smart enough to survive, you are basically just food for something smarter. <cite>008Zulu posted [p:981813690] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>Not insane, if you are familiar with Republicans.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Bass 08/22/24 4:17:43 AM #20:	BrohammedAli posted... Does anyone actually believe it? or do they just think they're special enough to be in the group doing the exploiting and want to back the party that will keep everyone who doesn't look and act and worship like them at a disadvantage? Yes, my dad is dumb enough to think the economy was really better under Trump. --- Many Bothans died to bring you this post. <cite>Bass posted [p:981813704] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>BrohammedAli posted... </cite><quote>Does anyone actually believe it?or do they just think they're special enough to be in the group doing the exploiting and want to back the party that will keep everyone who doesn't look and act and worship like them at a disadvantage?</quote>Yes, my dad is dumb enough to think the economy was really better under Trump. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BDSMKane 08/22/24 4:23:44 AM #21:	Bass posted... Yes, my dad is dumb enough to think the economy was really better under Trump. When your average Republican says or thinks the economy, theyre not talking the academic definition. Theyre thinking how far their dollar goes and how much theyre struggling to stay afloat. That was easier pre-COVID than post-COVID. It has nothing to do with Biden and everything to do with COVID and the response to it. But everyone I know was financially better off before than after, which puts it in the Trump (and Obama) timeframe. If you ask your Father to describe what he means by the economy, Im sure youll find this to be the case. Its just a laypersons perspective, and Republicans frequently are laypeople who listen to other laypeople. --- No matter our origin, we are all one family, we all share one planet, and we all need to feel loved and accepted. We are more alike than different. <cite>BDSMKane posted [p:981813721] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>Bass posted... </cite><quote>Yes, my dad is dumb enough to think the economy was really better under Trump.</quote>When your average Republican says or thinks the economy, theyre not talking the academic definition. Theyre thinking how far their dollar goes and how much theyre struggling to stay afloat. That was easier pre-COVID than post-COVID. It has nothing to do with Biden and everything to do with COVID and the response to it. But everyone I know was financially better off before than after, which puts it in the Trump (and Obama) timeframe.If you ask your Father to describe what he means by the economy, Im sure youll find this to be the case. Its just a laypersons perspective, and Republicans frequently are laypeople who listen to other laypeople.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mistymermaid 08/22/24 4:25:13 AM #22:	BrohammedAli posted... Does anyone actually believe it? or do they just think they're special enough to be in the group doing the exploiting and want to back the party that will keep everyone who doesn't look and act and worship like them at a disadvantage? Never underestimate the True Believers. They are out there, and all the X-File shit is 120% real to them. --- Swimming over the barrier to protect my egg. <cite>mistymermaid posted [p:981813724] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>BrohammedAli posted... </cite><quote>Does anyone actually believe it?or do they just think they're special enough to be in the group doing the exploiting and want to back the party that will keep everyone who doesn't look and act and worship like them at a disadvantage?</quote>Never underestimate the True Believers. They are out there, and all the X-File shit is 120% real to them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
tremain07 08/22/24 4:30:32 AM #23:	It really makes you wonder where this country would be if we didn't have a Republican party but Democrats vs Progressive party, people who disagree but both have the interests of the country rather than the interests of the wealthy but man, Republican legit fuck up our lives every time they get in power, the culture war issues, the very term culture war is because of Republicans --- A worthless existence <cite>tremain07 posted [p:981813750] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>It really makes you wonder where this country would be if we didn't have a Republican party but Democrats vs Progressive party, people who disagree but both have the interests of the country rather than the interests of the wealthy but man, Republican legit fuck up our lives every time they get in power, the culture war issues, the very term culture war is because of Republicans</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DepreceV2 08/22/24 9:53:11 AM #24:	Umbreon posted... That's an embarrassing statistic. I sure hope Democrat politicians rub that in Republicans faces. They better. Bill pretty much put that on a silver poster for them --- Atlanta Falcons choking a 28-3 lead in the 3rd qtr: https://youtu.be/gY8exXZgyqc Atlanta Falcons choking a 26-10 lead in the 4th qtr: https://youtu.be/BYJHgyXiwvs <cite>DepreceV2 posted [p:981815567] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>Umbreon posted... </cite><quote>That's an embarrassing statistic. I sure hope Democrat politicians rub that in Republicans faces.</quote>They better. Bill pretty much put that on a silver poster for them </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BakonBitz 08/22/24 10:31:44 AM #25:	Sorozone posted... Was gonna mention this too. The proganda of Republicans = good for the economy has to be one of their strongest lies in history. Because so many people believe it, despite evidence of the contrary on almost every economic level shows that they are much, much worse. It's most likely because they always inherit a great economy and claim it as their own doing, and it works with their voterbase. Trump even realized that Democrats were better for the economy decades ago (his own words) before he switched parties. --- Game collection: http://www.backloggery.com/bakonbitz Gaming channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwVQm69J7bGScbv3_50C0dA <cite>BakonBitz posted [p:981815932] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>Sorozone posted... </cite><quote>Was gonna mention this too.The proganda of Republicans = good for the economy has to be one of their strongest lies in history. Because so many people believe it, despite evidence of the contrary on almost every economic level shows that they are much, much worse.</quote>It's most likely because they always inherit a great economy and claim it as their own doing, and it works with their voterbase. Trump even realized that Democrats were better for the economy decades ago (his own words) before he switched parties.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
brestugo 08/22/24 10:45:10 AM #26:	BlueTigerLion posted... Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph. There was a quasi-shift from the Cold War economy to what we have today. A so called "Peace Dividend" was supposed to be invested in things like hi-tech, social programs and education. In reality, the Defense industry still gets more than its fair share, and social programs have to scrambel for crumbs, but 1989 was the year people (notably Bush Sr.) started talking about shifting the economy. --- Putin delenda est <cite>brestugo posted [p:981816082] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>BlueTigerLion posted... </cite><quote>Just wondering why is 1989 the cut off? Did something happen before it that goes against the graph.</quote>There was a quasi-shift from the Cold War economy to what we have today. A so called "Peace Dividend" was supposed to be invested in things like hi-tech, social programs and education. In reality, the Defense industry still gets more than its fair share, and social programs have to scrambel for crumbs, but 1989 was the year people (notably Bush Sr.) started talking about shifting the economy.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KajeI 08/22/24 1:20:38 PM #27:	BrohammedAli posted... Does anyone actually believe it? The vast majority of people who think it believe it. You underestimate just how many ignorant dumbasses there are, for every bad actor there's probably 1000 useful idiots, and that's a conservative estimate. --- Look, I can name a few instances in MY life where I tried to reach mutual understanding and i can TELL you, always faster and easier to just kill em. Just is! <cite>KajeI posted [p:981817830] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>BrohammedAli posted... </cite><quote>Does anyone actually believe it?</quote>The vast majority of people who think it believe it. You underestimate just how many ignorant dumbasses there are, for every bad actor there's probably 1000 useful idiots, and that's a conservative estimate.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CADE_FOSTER 08/22/24 3:40:28 PM #28:	BlackScythe0 posted... It would more or less conform with what I've seen in my life. Conservatives are really good at cutting taxes and starting wars and nothing else. Democrats actually govern by doing infrastructure and negotiating or using tax credits to achieve specific goals rather than blanket tax cuts which disproportionately help the ultra-wealthy. <cite>CADE_FOSTER posted [p:981819742] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>BlackScythe0 posted... </cite><quote>It would more or less conform with what I've seen in my life. Conservatives are really good at cutting taxes and starting wars and nothing else. Democrats actually govern by doing infrastructure and negotiating or using tax credits to achieve specific goals rather than blanket tax cuts which disproportionately help the ultra-wealthy.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
iwasapoetonce 08/23/24 2:58:34 AM #29:	I don't know and I don't care. I know I ain't voting for Trump. --- I need a bit of help lads with some rushes ya know like helix rush n tech spam, do you lot know anymore?/v316/samuraifaith/mad.jpg <cite>iwasapoetonce posted [p:981826972] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>I don't know and I don't care. I know I ain't voting for Trump. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CADE_FOSTER 08/23/24 4:18:48 PM #30:	smh <cite>CADE_FOSTER posted [p:981833938] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>smh</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mistymermaid 08/25/24 8:29:12 PM #31:	BDSMKane posted... When your average Republican says or thinks the economy, theyre not talking the academic definition. Theyre thinking how far their dollar goes and how much theyre struggling to stay afloat. That was easier pre-COVID than post-COVID. It has nothing to do with Biden and everything to do with COVID and the response to it. But everyone I know was financially better off before than after, which puts it in the Trump (and Obama) timeframe. If you ask your Father to describe what he means by the economy, Im sure youll find this to be the case. Its just a laypersons perspective, and Republicans frequently are laypeople who listen to other laypeople. It makes addressing the subject all the more agonizing. I'm inclined to say that prices of many goods are a bigger issue than gets credit, but the only input Republicans have to offer is conspiracy theories. --- Swimming over the barrier to protect my egg. <cite>mistymermaid posted [p:981860791] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>BDSMKane posted... </cite><quote>When your average Republican says or thinks the economy, theyre not talking the academic definition. Theyre thinking how far their dollar goes and how much theyre struggling to stay afloat. That was easier pre-COVID than post-COVID. It has nothing to do with Biden and everything to do with COVID and the response to it. But everyone I know was financially better off before than after, which puts it in the Trump (and Obama) timeframe.If you ask your Father to describe what he means by the economy, Im sure youll find this to be the case. Its just a laypersons perspective, and Republicans frequently are laypeople who listen to other laypeople.</quote>It makes addressing the subject all the more agonizing. I'm inclined to say that prices of many goods are a bigger issue than gets credit, but the only input Republicans have to offer is conspiracy theories.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BDSMKane 08/25/24 9:23:07 PM #32:	mistymermaid posted... It makes addressing the subject all the more agonizing. I'm inclined to say that prices of many goods are a bigger issue than gets credit, but the only input Republicans have to offer is conspiracy theories. Yes it does. Youre right about price of goods, and its a combination of simple inflation and greed. I was telling people in 2020 this would happen, and never stopped saying it, so thankfully some of the people on the right I know in real life remember and dont get into crazy conspiracies about it. --- No matter our origin, we are all one family, we all share one planet, and we all need to feel loved and accepted. We are more alike than different. <cite>BDSMKane posted [p:981861277] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>mistymermaid posted... </cite><quote>It makes addressing the subject all the more agonizing. I'm inclined to say that prices of many goods are a bigger issue than gets credit, but the only input Republicans have to offer is conspiracy theories.</quote>Yes it does. Youre right about price of goods, and its a combination of simple inflation and greed. I was telling people in 2020 this would happen, and never stopped saying it, so thankfully some of the people on the right I know in real life remember and dont get into crazy conspiracies about it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ubergeneral3 08/25/24 11:37:15 PM #33:	not true reps created millions of jobs when they sent all the good jobs overseas. --- RIP CE. This decision to close social boards will be the end of Gamefaqs. <cite>Ubergeneral3 posted [p:981862353] in Since 1989... [t:80832658]...</cite> <quote>not true reps created millions of jobs when they sent all the good jobs overseas. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Current Events > Since 1989, Democrats created 49.6 million jobs. Republicans created 1.9 million