President BIDEN Vows to Make Americans Pay More Federal Taxes in 2025 - Political Suicide.

The fact that the left is so desperate to blame Bidens failures on Trump is indicative that they have no Biden successes to claim.

originally posted by: grey580
a reply to: DBCowboy

Maybe Biden didn't threated them hard enough.

Trumps one of the direct causes of the high price of oil. But sure. Let's blame Biden.

We call that bassackwards over here.

Most who do that have been to that University where everything is just taught so wrong the professors of my era would call it child abuse. Trump made it where we had lots of jobs in the black community near my own home and the price of fuel was low. I am going to believe my eyes and ears on this one.

a reply to: DBCowboy

I blame both of them, Trump for raising gas prices and Biden for not even trying to bring them back down. Biden hasn't had a success since he's been in office, the only "success" he's had is reversing Trump's laundry list of failed attempts at changing things.

originally posted by: ImagoDei
a reply to: DBCowboy
the only "success" he's had is reversing Trump's laundry list of failed attempts at changing things.

Name 3.

originally posted by: ImagoDei
a reply to: DBCowboy

I blame both of them, Trump for raising gas prices and Biden for not even trying to bring them back down. Biden hasn't had a success since he's been in office, the only "success" he's had is reversing Trump's laundry list of failed attempts at changing things.

Trump raised gas prices?

This was in the late fall/early winter of 2019 near my house before the Scamdemic started……

a reply to: DBCowboy

You serious? You're the one who has been complaining about Biden destroying everything Trump built. 😂

Transparent. You tell me, you're the one who said it first.

a reply to: RazorV66

Yeah, by telling OPEC to cut production. Less supply drives up the price which we saw not long after he told them to cut production.

originally posted by: ImagoDei
a reply to: RazorV66

Yeah, by telling OPEC to cut production. Less supply drives up the price which we saw not long after he told them to cut production.

When was that?

a reply to: RazorV66

April 2020. Largest production cut in history. That alone drove up the prices. "But COVID", yeah, but Trump didn't take any measures to counteract higher prices. Either he was extremely shortsighted or he was intentionally sabotaging the economy. Take your pick.

originally posted by: ImagoDei
a reply to: RazorV66

April 2020. Largest production cut in history. That alone drove up the prices. "But COVID", yeah, but Trump didn't take any measures to counteract higher prices. Either he was extremely shortsighted or he was intentionally sabotaging the economy.

Not according to Forbes….

By Trump’s third year in office, prices fell slightly, but then prices were down sharply in Trump’s fourth year as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and its impact on oil prices. Gasoline prices in 2020 were at their 2nd lowest level since 2004.

www.forbes.com...

originally posted by: CriticalStinker

Which side has historically done what you suggested?

Because I’m looking at history and they both just increase spending.

Agreed. They are two sides of the same coin.


On the tax front : you vote Republican they let all the fat cats off the hook while the little guy pays up. Vote Democrat they raise your taxes.

Either way we lose and the good old boy network continues.

a reply to: RazorV66

You realize that prices started going up as soon as he left office? Lol. It takes time for the economy to adjust to changes. Trump cutting production drove prices up, that's a fact. Just because they didn't start rising until Biden got into office doesn't mean they weren't a direct result of Trump's insistence on cutting production. But then again, that's politics for you, make things appear different from reality. It's a game of perception.

originally posted by: BernnieJGato
a reply to: WeMustCare

oh boy i sure do look forward to paying more federal income tax. that almost as good as paying six bucks a gallon for gas, and shrinkflation on top of inflation.

hey while we're at it can we please let so more illegal's in and let them vote.

What Joe Biden did by opening our southern border to anyone/everyone is more than dumb or negligent, like he's going to do by raising our taxes. The man's actions have enabled the murder of Americans! Joe Biden is enabling the deaths of the very people he took an oath to protect, to the best of his ability.

Here is just a sample of them. Tears your heart out: www.breitbart.com...

Special Counsel Hur feels that Joe Biden is too feeble and forgetful to stand trial for his crimes of Violating National Security laws.

But I pray to God that President Trump and his Attorney General will not be deterred from putting Joe Biden on trial for treason.

Therefore, it's imperative that the Supreme Court rules a former President can be tried for crimes he/she allegedly committed, while they were President.

a reply to: 5thHead

Either way we lose and the good old boy network continues.

American politics in a nutshell. While we fight amongst each other they laugh all the way to the bank. A divided population is an obedient one.

a reply to: 5thHead

👍

Thanks for being honest.

It’s incredibly frustrating to me since sound fiscal policy has always been the most important issue to me.

Ron Paul is the only candidate I ever enthusiastically supported. Trump was the only candidate I took a gamble on.

Personally, I think Ron was the best shot at dramatic change in the right direction for how our government looks at spending.

I think we need limits on what the government spends vs what if brings in. It’s a lot harder to pass things when you have to find the funding. Taxes or bonds, or cut spending somewhere else.

a reply to: Justoneman

Eyes and ears can be fooled.

But Trump isn't the only one to blame here. Oil companies are also to blame for keeping oil prices high.

Executives at 141 oil companies surveyed by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in mid-March offered several reasons that they weren’t pumping more oil. They said they were short of workers and sand, which is used to fracture shale fields to coax oil out of rock. But the most salient reason — the one offered by 60 percent of respondents — was that investors don’t want companies to produce a lot more oil, fearing that it will hasten the end of high oil prices.

www.nytimes.com...#:~:text=They%20said%20they%20were%20short,end%20of%20high%20o il%20prices.

a reply to: ImagoDei

The "Markets" saw Biden as a huge risk riddled with instability and wild ass heart attack policies coming. The "Market" was right. 😃