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U.S. economy grew by annual rate of 2.4 percent in second quarter
 Consumer spending on goods and services as well as government spending fueled broader economic growth from April through June.
 The U.S. economy expanded by an annual rate of 2.4 percent between April and June, powered by brisk consumer and government spending, marking an acceleration of growth from the first three months of the year.
 The new gross domestic product figures, released Thursday by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, showed the economy expanded for the fourth straight quarter in a row, casting doubt on predictions of a recession this year.


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With each continued quarter of growth the re-election of Brandon becomes ever more, and more likely.

We are five more quarters away from the November 2024 elections.

Joe Biden could be the first President since Reagan to top 60% of the popular vote and win over 400 electoral votes.

If, this kind of economic growth continues.

Bruce » 27 Jul 2023, 10:03 am » wrote: ↑

27 Jul 2023, 10:03 am

U.S. economy grew by annual rate of 2.4 percent in second quarter
 Consumer spending on goods and services as well as government spending fueled broader economic growth from April through June.
 The U.S. economy expanded by an annual rate of 2.4 percent between April and June, powered by brisk consumer and government spending, marking an acceleration of growth from the first three months of the year.
 The new gross domestic product figures, released Thursday by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, showed the economy expanded for the fourth straight quarter in a row, casting doubt on predictions of a recession this year.

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With each continued quarter of growth the re-election of Brandon becomes ever more, and more likely.

We are five more quarters away from the November 2024 elections.

Joe Biden could be the first President since Reagan to top 60% of the popular vote and win over 400 electoral votes.

If, this kind of economic growth continues.

LOL - go get a degree in economics before you spew this ****.  With numbers like that, the FED raises interest rates making life that much more impossible for everyone who votes.
 

Skans » 27 Jul 2023, 10:10 am » wrote: ↑

27 Jul 2023, 10:10 am

LOL - go get a degree in economics before you spew this ****.  With numbers like that, the FED raises interest rates making life that much more impossible for everyone who votes.

Actually, what happened in 1983 was the Fed started lowering interest rates as Reaganomics (purely the same massive spending on the military using borrowed money as Bidenomics, plus Joe is building lithium mines and drilling for oil in Alaska and handing over subsides to car makers, etc, etc, etc) until by the fall of 1984 the worst thing the Democrats could gin up against Reagan was, he might have invented AIDS, and he wasn’t spending enough money fighting AIDS, and our military was too strong.

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Western reporters are imbedded with Ukrainian troops as they slowly push the Russians out of Ukraine.  No censorship needed.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/amp/show/i ... nst-russia

Somewhere in Washington DC Uncle Joe has a minion or two planning Zellenski  Congressional honors and a ticket tape parade down through Times Square.

Every munitions factory in America, every shipyard, every arsenal, every foundry and steel mill, is running at a pace not seen since Ronald Reagan,

 Uncle Joe will win in Ukraine.

Who’s gonna complain about it?

https://youtu.be/9fIWGjxoklc