I mean, I agree on term limits. The ole turtle mcconnel has done enough damage. The rest is just word salad.

How are your posts not just word salad? Is anything we say here worth anything, though? We let all of these old people run shit and they do nothing for us on either side.

Gotta say though, at least when Republicans are in office we have better economy. 'shrug'

Also, Biden is clearly a pedo

This post was edited by Ryvulet on Jan 13 2024 01:13am

oof



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._economic_performance_by_presidential_party#:~:text=The%20New%20York%20Times%20reported,2.4%20percent%20under%20Republicans...

Better luck next time.

P.S. SPY stock has reached the highest market price ever.

You are looking at macro economics in which corporations benefit the most

Explain, because my degrees are in Macro Econ, Micro Econ, and Finance.



No evidence?



Trump is on Epstein's list multiple times. Biden is not.

This post was edited by Pyrotechx on Jan 13 2024 01:19am

You are looking at GDP growth and other market trends, whereas my main focus is on inflation and product value, which enables more purchasing power and effectiveness of money in the pocket of the average american. I'm not going to pretend like i have proof or anything beyond my memory and general trends of people around me... But, go ahead and correct me if I'm wrong. But, during my life it seems that the average american's money has more purchasing power during republican's terms than democrats. This makes sense as to why its not as profitable for corporations, because in all reality, they gain more when they give less for more from the people, even if technically the peopl buy more items overall when they have more purchasing power.

seems to make sense to me

I looked into some random research paper and its conclusion was interesting. It basically stated that democrats just happened to perform better than republican presidents in the elements related to the economy primarily because of the rends of the time, etc. I think this might potentially be correlated to the concept of why people want to be more liberal versus more conservative, and its more of a emotional pick rather than a fiscal one.




This other paper made another connection that a democratic president and a republican senate correlated with the data as to the best results for the economy



A great lesson here is to read the abstract and a conclusion when ur lazy and just want some random references to use as pivot points in a conversation.

Truly, it does seem that Presidents themselves don't have a big impact on the economy, but rather the senate/house.

Just an assumption on some random papers from some geeks in big name colleges, though

This post was edited by Ryvulet on Jan 13 2024 01:38am

IF any1 here actually votes for Trump they are a fucking villain. Biden aside, the dude is clearly a creep and has committed many crimes hidden by his counterparts. His son included. Even if you dislike Biden, why can't the Republicans come up with anything useful to use as a nominee? Probably cuz they are all corrupted or something at this point?