Joe Biden *****

[RichJ]

On 4/8/2022 at 3:13 PM, Woody said:

 

 

they all need to go

[Woody]

 

[Woody]

 

[Woody]

 

[RichJ]

19 hours ago, Woody said:

 

Same old lies he makes up about himself. Graduated top of his class, full scholarship....fake ass liar

[Nuke]

4 hours ago, Woody said:

 

Biden’s approval rating is “ the lowest of any President at this point of his presidency.” And he did it without the help of “mean” tweets. Way to go Joe.

[Woody]

Interesting.  Sloppy Joe is supposed to be the LGBBQ savior. 

 

 

 

[HipKat]

Zelensky is America’s most popular world leader

 

[Angry Byrds]

2 hours ago, Woody said:

Interesting.  Sloppy Joe is supposed to be the LGBBQ savior. 

 

 

 

I actually have a good friend who’s is gay and a Trumper. We became good friends because a dumbass liberal that I work with tried to attack with some bs one day in front of the guy (thinking that the gay guy was a Lib), and he tore into him, it was great. He even wore his gay for Trump shirt in the pride parade here is FL.

[Woody]

10 minutes ago, Angry Byrds said:

I actually have a good friend who’s is gay and a Trumper. We became good friends because a dumbass liberal that I work with tried to attack with some bs one day in front of the guy (thinking that the gay guy was a Lib), and he tore into him, it was great. He even wore his gay for Trump shirt in the pride parade here is FL.

They're rare where I live.  Most of them are like the guy at 2:07. 

 

[Woody]

[Philly'sFinest]

 

This is the guy that you decided to roll with and is your champion of democracy?

You could've vacated the presidency and we'd have been better off than with this compromised and corrupt puppet of the globalists

 

[Greg]

[Woody]

 

[HipKat]

13 minutes ago, Woody said:

 

The entire economy didn’t shrink, GDP shrank. Some indicators were up. Like stocks and Bond yields for example.

Good fucking grief.

However, the long range forecast is not so bright.

 

“This is noise; not signal. The economy is not falling into recession,” wrote Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics. “Net trade has been hammered by a surge in imports, especially of consumer goods, as wholesalers and retailers have sought to rebuild inventory. This cannot persist much longer, and imports in due course will drop outright, and net trade will boost GDP growth in Q2 and/or Q3.”

While recession expectations on Wall Street remain low, there’s further trouble ahead for the economy: In an effort to combat burgeoning price increases, the Federal Reserve plans to enact a series of rate hikes aimed at slowing growth further.

The personal consumption expenditures price index excluding food and energy, a preferred inflation measure for the Fed, rose 5.2% in the quarter, well above the central bank’s 2% inflation target.

Current market pricing indicates the equivalent of 10 quarter-percentage point interest rate moves that would take the Fed’s benchmark interest rate to about 2.75% by the end of the year. That comes after two years of near-zero rates aimed at allowing a recovery from the steepest recession in U.S. history.

Along with that, the Fed has halted its monthly bond-buying program aimed at keeping rates low and money flowing through the economy. The Fed will start shrinking its current bond holdings as soon as next month, slowly at first then ultimately at a pace expected to hit as high as $95 billion a month.

While economists still largely expect the U.S. to skirt an outright recession, risks are rising.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/28/us-q1-gdp-growth.html

 

 

[Woody]

13 minutes ago, HipKat said:

The entire economy didn’t shrink, GDP shrank. Some indicators were up. Like stocks and Bond yields for example.

Good fucking grief.

However, the long range forecast is not so bright.

 

“This is noise; not signal. The economy is not falling into recession,” wrote Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics. “Net trade has been hammered by a surge in imports, especially of consumer goods, as wholesalers and retailers have sought to rebuild inventory. This cannot persist much longer, and imports in due course will drop outright, and net trade will boost GDP growth in Q2 and/or Q3.”

While recession expectations on Wall Street remain low, there’s further trouble ahead for the economy: In an effort to combat burgeoning price increases, the Federal Reserve plans to enact a series of rate hikes aimed at slowing growth further.

The personal consumption expenditures price index excluding food and energy, a preferred inflation measure for the Fed, rose 5.2% in the quarter, well above the central bank’s 2% inflation target.

Current market pricing indicates the equivalent of 10 quarter-percentage point interest rate moves that would take the Fed’s benchmark interest rate to about 2.75% by the end of the year. That comes after two years of near-zero rates aimed at allowing a recovery from the steepest recession in U.S. history.

Along with that, the Fed has halted its monthly bond-buying program aimed at keeping rates low and money flowing through the economy. The Fed will start shrinking its current bond holdings as soon as next month, slowly at first then ultimately at a pace expected to hit as high as $95 billion a month.

While economists still largely expect the U.S. to skirt an outright recession, risks are rising.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/28/us-q1-gdp-growth.html

 

 

 

Great news!  It's time to celebrate! 

 

 

[HipKat]

53 minutes ago, Woody said:

 

Great news!  It's time to celebrate! 

Huh?

[Woody]

 

[Woody]

 

[Thebowflexbody]

On 4/28/2022 at 6:22 PM, HipKat said:

Huh?

Get a clue, Mr. Illinois.  LOL

[Woody]

 

 

[HipKat]

3 hours ago, Thebowflexbody said:

Get a clue, Mr. Illinois.  LOL

[Philly'sFinest]

1 hour ago, HipKat said:

[Woody]

 

[Greg]