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Blackjackdavey

(186 posts)
12. Sadly, the article is probably accurate,
Tue Nov 26, 2024, 01:26 PM
Nov 26

no bias needed. Households earning less than 100k definitely fold in a vast number of families who have probably little clue how things work, they're gullible, they're naive, they base their choices on, well, alternative information. Tariffs, ant-stuff, deportations and closed borders make them feel good.

Families earning more have more who know what's up, such as tariff related inflation, brain drain related workforce problems, fewer insured people and lower reimbursement rate anxiety, destruction and exploitation and theft of the commonwealth anxiety, etc. Not good times ahead and I'm genuinely puzzled why people are optimistic unless you're an oligarch. I suppose you could be some niche entrepreneur who thinks you're gonna hit it big now that all those pesky regulations are out of the way -- but unless you're planning to pay a cut up the chain, that ain't gonna happen, but I guess every Banana republic has a few winners.

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Because why the cult leader isn't even sworn in. Historic NY Nov 26 #1
Give it until February relayerbob Nov 26 #2
After the holiday... 2naSalit Nov 26 #19
After 3 years of "a recession is coming... a recession is coming" BumRushDaShow Nov 26 #3
Exactly Redleg Nov 26 #11
What a joke.... Lovie777 Nov 26 #4
Indeed ck4829 Nov 26 #7
Dow soars on hope of quick war - 2003 (A war that lasted 8 years) ck4829 Nov 26 #5
Because GOP campaign ads lying about the economy ended Nov 6. blm Nov 26 #6
Of all the comments on this thread I believe k55f5r Nov 26 #28
Amazing that this kind of "news" shows up mere weeks after the election. Biophilic Nov 26 #8
At its regularly scheduled time? No, not at all. NT mahatmakanejeeves Nov 26 #9
The last 3 when it went positive BumRushDaShow Nov 26 #18
"The threads sortof got a yawn from DU though... " mahatmakanejeeves Nov 26 #27
I'm holding on tight JustAnotherGen Nov 26 #10
Sadly, the article is probably accurate, Blackjackdavey Nov 26 #12
Everything is great Macrophylla Nov 26 #13
check back in on this in 6 months ZonkerHarris Nov 26 #14
Yep ck4829 Nov 26 #15
A perfect example... orwell Nov 26 #16
It won't last long Wiz Imp Nov 26 #17
I believe the second or third hurricane k55f5r Nov 26 #29
It might happen quickly after the January inauguration IronLionZion Nov 26 #20
What a shock..here's my shocked face Prairie Gates Nov 26 #21
When Republicans' estimation of their past 12 months changes overnight, no surprise their "confidence" does too muriel_volestrangler Nov 26 #22
Until January. sinkingfeeling Nov 26 #23
From the source, and please look at their graphs for some perspective - its not the sky high soaring nmmi Nov 26 #24
Too fucking late. bluescribbler Nov 26 #25
"What we need is some bullshit, make-them-feel-good poll" Turbineguy Nov 26 #26
Consumer optimism . . . such an emotional index. Aussie105 Nov 26 #30
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