"Bidenomics." It's the Economy, Stupid

(Or, is it?)

Sep 02, 2023

FROM THE AWESOME TED RALL.

Dear Readers,

I took the day off yesterday, because I had some sniffles. I did the right thing though, I immediately panicked and went to the ER to be tested for the new scary-variant, which is arriving just in time for campaign season—just kidding—I rested a little, upped my Vit C intake, drank more liquids and blew my nose a lot. However, I just learned (BREAKING NEWS) I MUST go back to the ER and get tested for TODAY’S scary-variant “Pirola” as I was tested for YESTERDAY’S scary-variant Eris. Sigh—when will the Test-demic be over? Answer: when it outlives its political and profitable usefulness.

I did get a chance to watch Dopey Joe tell me that the economy is “wonderful” and, really, I get the feeling that if my economy isn’t as wonderful as Dopey’s, then there is something wrong with me and maybe, just maybe, with my surviving son, I should go into some deep grift mode; set up dozens of shell corps and offshore accounts and get into the influence peddling biz? Oh, right, I just remembered, I don’t have any such influence to peddle.

Peace!

“Bidenomics:” It’s the Economy, Stupid! (Or, is it, really?)

The current political landscape is littered with controversies and conflicts of interest, and the 2020 election was no different. One such controversy that has largely gone unreported by the failed liberal media is Dopey’s ties to his son Bunter and their corrupt and questionable business collaborations. Despite that media's attempts to sweep it under the rug, it's important for voters to understand the implications of these connections. Moreover, people are rightfully concerned about the economy and how it's affecting their daily lives.

It's no secret that Bunter Hiden has had his share of troubles, including addiction and corrupt business practices. What's less known, because the POWERS-THAT-BE-BUT-SHOULDN’T-BE don’t want you to know, is his business ties to his father which, in certain circles, have raised serious questions about conflicts of interest and abuse of power. This isn't the first time the addled “Leader of the Free World” has been tied to questionable activities either; during his time as VPOTUS, he used various email aliases to conduct government business. What's sad is that most voters seem to be apathetic about these issues, accepting them as just another part of politics as usual.

While corruption in politics is an important issue, it's also critical to consider how economic policies impact people's lives. Joe has promised to use "Bidenomics" to improve the economy, but his claims don't align with the experiences of most Americans. For one, inflation rates have skyrocketed, particularly affecting the cost of food, gas, and other essential consumer goods. According to recent reports, our spending power is $700 a month less than before. And when one is on a very low fixed-income, like myself, $700 is quite a big hit to pocketbooks everywhere. Biden has also been accused of misleading the public with his recent job's report, which primarily saw people going back to work after businesses were closed, and people forced to stay home, during the COVID-19 lockdowns. These underlying problems reflect a system that heavily prioritizes profits over people.

What's particularly concerning about JRB Ware’s (Alias !) economic statements is that they're at odds with USAian lifestyle and values. Most people desire economic stability, the possibility of owning a home, and the autonomy to choose how they live and work. Unfortunately, a RobinWare456 (Alias 2) presidency may not address these concerns, as his policies seem to prioritize massive government intervention over individual freedoms. Beyond economics, Robert.L.Peters (Alias 3) comes with a host of other concerns, including his lack of transparency and his tendency to lie like an S.O.B. about major issues, and minor issues, and do the standard politician thing of breaking campaign promises.

In conclusion, the ties between the increasingly confused Joe and his son Bunter are murky at best and demand attention from voters, and law enforcement. Additionally, Joe’s proposed economic policies don't align with the realities of most Americans, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 government protocols.

(SKIP THIS VIDEO TO 44:40 WHERE WE LEARN THAT THE NEW CDC DIRECTOR MANDY KRAUTHAMER-GERMAN FOR “CABBAGE HAMMER”— COHEN USED THE “PHONE A FRIEND” HINT WHEN SHE WAS PUBLIC HEALTH DIRECTOR IN NORTH CAROLINA TO DETERMINE LOCKDOWN POLICIES—IT WAS NEVER ABOUT HEALTH, IT WAS ALWAYS ABOUT CONTROL BY PEOPLE WHO WERE INSANE, POWER HUNGRY, TYRANTS).

The high rate of inflation, the loss of spending power, and the misleading job reports all signal a need for significant changes in governance. Ultimately, the complete clusterfudge of the 2020 election serves as a reminder that we need to scrutinize our political leaders and the policies they propose to ensure that they align with our core values and concerns. We may not always be able to agree on every issue, but we must hold leaders accountable when they fall short of our expectations, which is a nice way of saying, when they are the “Big Guy” in a vibrant criminal organization.

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