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Another all time high for the stock market ??

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Thank you Brandon. Hahahahahh. GDP is what 3+% this quarter. Thanks again Brandon.
 
Yeah, things are looking good. Interest rates will continue to drop and the economy should be in good shape for a while.
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The Democrats gave the middle class and the poor a 20 percent pay cut, and you think that is acceptable.
Dude trickle down economics not the answer. That’s Donny’s plan. That’s what killed the middle class under Reagan. The “pay”cut was big business greed not policy set by the admin. But Donny will reward these jokers with tax cuts. Genius. 🤦🏻
 
Dude trickle down economics not the answer. That’s Donny’s plan. That’s what killed the middle class under Reagan. The “pay”cut was big business greed not policy set by the admin. But Donny will reward these jokers with tax cuts. Genius. 🤦🏻

You are an ignorant dipshit. Govt spending is why inflation ballooned.

 
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Oh Donny’s govt spending ????? No retard too much $$$ in the system then supply chain disruption ect ect. Man you are a ****ing idiot


The Democrats are the ones that shut down the country and the supply chain, dipshit.
 
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Really wasn’t donny the president Man your family tree must not split because you are dumb


He didn't have the power to shut anything down, dipshit. It was the governors and all Democrat run states did it.
 
Wow you are dumb.
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