Zeets2 » 17 May 2024, 8:58 am » wrote: ↑
In 2020 under Trump, the percentage of people reporting that they lived paycheck to paycheck was 61%.
Today under Biden, after less than 4 years, that percentage shot up to 78%, thanks to your hero.
And making it worse, under Trump the average credit card interest rate was 14.73%.
This month under Biden, that average credit card interest rate has skyrocketed to 2.16%, an all-time high.
In Jan. 2021, the last month Trump was in office, the total amount of US credit card debt was $770 billion.
Today, thanks to your idiot, that total is now $1.113 TRILLION, another new record.
And the result? Credit card payment delinquency rate has also set record highs in each category, those that are 30, 60, and 90 days late.
THAT is what changed, fool!
And yet you're SO proud of the rise in the stock market under your buffoon despite the fact that the bottom 50% of U.S. adults hold only 1% of all stocks.
Come on man, you know that "inside" you are doing the happy dance over the markets.
You have a link to that 78% currently living paycheck to paycheck? I must have missed it.
I always appreciate your posts, informative with numbers to back up statements. You probably haven't noticed but I have posted quite a few articles on the financial status of average Americans. It's a sad state and inflation hasn't helped a bit.
One good thing that has transpired over the last few years is Republicans actually giving a **** over the little people. That was not the case a short few years ago.
Concerning support for Biden. Unfortunately CP **** canned 6000 posts from my digest and you would see that I've carried water for conservatives for many years. I've stepped back and taken a more neutral position. The **** show currently going on in the House is just an example of why. I won't vote for Biden or Trump.