navigating the economy

[basballguy]

(05-03-2022, 01:59 PM)KillerGoose Wrote: Oh, I understood the point. I just disagree with it. There is still a chance that he gets nominated for the Democratic primary and still a chance that he wins. I wouldn't call him a favorite or anything, but as it stands right now, it is possible. 

Ok my mistake.  So i have a different opinion here and I think there is zero chance Biden himself gets re-elected if he is the nominee...not without a different (and stronger) VP.  

We traded mean tweets for incoherence (Biden) and incompetence (Harris).  Now if Trump runs against them....then ya it's probably a coin flip (right now)...however I'm hoping for a stronger GOP candidate.  

Without looking, I can't think of a single demographic that has benefited from this leadership for the first 18 months Biden has been in office.  Who's excited about the current state?  Doesn't seem like many people.  

If things stay status quo I would really like to know what the case is for voting Democrat/Biden in an election in 2 years.  I personally don't see any light at the end of the tunnel.  

• Homes are becoming even less affordable now than ever before
• Inflation is getting is out of control
• 401ks are getting wrecked / the market is an absolute shitshow right now
• The Reds are 3-19 and arguably the worst Reds team we've ever seen (clearly Biden's fault)
  

Corporate profits are on the rise but this could possibly be simply due to Covid recovery.  Some companies are missing targets hard on the latest earnings reports (See Netflix, Expedia, Amazon).

There's a strong possibility we will be in an economically defined "recession" by the next election.