Kamala probably voted twice in that poll.
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Kamala probably voted twice in that poll.
Sleepy's handlers scheduled a celebration for the "Inflation Reduction Act" today when inflation was supposed to drop. Oops!
Inflation Returns: Consumer Prices Unexpectedly Rising Again (breitbart.com)
"There are no conspiracies, but there are also no coincidences." 103 food or manufacturing plants being damaged or destroyed in 2021 and 2022 isn't a coincidence.
Here is the Updated List of US-Based Food Manufacturing Plants Destroyed Under Biden Regime -- You Can Now Participate and Add More Incidents on the Interactive Map (thegatewaypundit.com)
Yep, last month the idiot said we had zero inflation. Ah, no Sleepy Joe, not quite. Of course morons like genpop lapped it up, "yeah, baby! zero inflation!" LOL! What a maroon!*Originally Posted by FriscoDawg
*that's from Bugs Bunny for those who don't know
BTW, is it just a coincidence that this moron genpop showed up at the same time ole Goosey has disappeared? Just wondering....
Heading into another housing crunch? There is trouble brewing in some key, leading-indicator areas, namely Phoenix, Atlanta, and Charlotte. Also, Dallas and Austin have entered the early stages of trouble to come.
I am divesting my investment properties. Not because I am concerned about these troubling signs, but just because I am trying to simplify my life as I roll into more "retirement" mode vs. "semi-retired" like I am now. Now, it is true that Natchitoches does NOT flow with national trends, in fact, usually is a contrarian to such trends. All of the problems bubbling up in Phoenix and Atlanta are nowhere to be found locally. In fact, the exact opposite is happening. Good investors know to "sell into strength" when liquidating assets. Well, I am doing just that. Just sold my fourth property last week and will have at least one more closing before the end of the year. This timing of the local market was as much good luck as anything else for me. Didn't really see this coming...just glad I lucked into it.
But, what does this mean for the national economy? If Phoenix and Atlanta are just the "canary in the coal mine" and this hits nationally, whoa! Shouldn't be anywhere close to as bad as 2008 was, but trouble nonetheless. And on top of all the other bad economic news, thanks to the Bidenites, even a small hiccup in the housing market will be very harmful.
Pay attention to that poor, ole canary...
Housing crunch? Jeff Bezos saw it coming:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jeff-...134130180.html
Can't make this stuff up. They roll out James Taylor to sing "Fire and Rain" before Sleepy comes out to speak 40 minutes late.
Do they realize that "Fire and Rain" is a song about a reaction to suicide? Perfect day for that with the bloodbath today on Wall Street.
Biden empties the SOR, flooding the market, and pushing prices at the pump down, just to try to overcome what his and comrades have done to the economy. Of course, for 90%+ of those who normally vote for the democraps, it'll work. Anyone who votes for the demwits is a dimwit too, so easily fooled.
Klinton/algore did the same thing in 1996 to lower gas prices to bolster their reelection chances. Then, to make matters worse, Klinton didn't even try to replenish the SOR. When George Bush became POTUS, 2001, he immediately set about refilling the SOR and he, and Cheney, were accused of catering to their friends in big oil. I suppose the idiot Sleepy Joe will pull the same stunt as Slick Willy. Having the SOR is good for the country (security) but doesn't matter when you hate the country like the Bidenites do.
As a good democrap Kamala votes as often as necessary.
The record-setting POTUS strikes again! Adding to his ever-growing list of "unaccommplishments" and his track record of 40-year lows and all-time lows...
July, 2022 was the absolute worse month in all of history for re-fi's. Not a big deal, unless you are a banker whose largest business sector is refinancing loans. Indicative of a rapidly collapsing housing market/industry.
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