You need to bring back, just find, fact based cart
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Posted On: 08/10/2023 12:52:46 PM
You need to bring back, just find, fact based cartoons.
The Fed is responsible for the higher interest rates. That's partly why credit card debt is up.
There have been no tax increases for individuals and the minimum tax for corps hasn't kicked in yet.
Gas and food prices are lower than a year ago and no country has reduced inflation to a greater degree than the U.S.
Would you like to shitcan the insulin price cap for seniors, not see it expanded for everyone else?
Has Miss Lindsey shown up for any shovel turning for infrastructure down there, or are SC roads and bridges and pipes just hunky dory?
How about broadband expansion, you get to upgrade your dial-up, your DSL?
WTF did Trump do for the majority in this country, aside from cutting the numbers of his supporters trough his disastrous Covid response?
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/202...cs/674290/
Murder is down about 12 percent year-to-date in more than 90 cities that have released data for 2023, compared with data as of the same date in 2022. Big cities tend to slightly amplify the national trend—a 5 percent decline in murder rates in big cities would likely translate to a smaller decline nationally. But even so, the drop shown in the preliminary data is astonishing.
The good news comes with the caveat that murder is not uniformly falling everywhere. Memphis, for example, has experienced an uptick following the killing of Tyre Nichols in January. Additionally, even a record double-digit percent decline in murder in 2023 would still mean that a couple thousand more people will be murdered in America this year than in 2019. Finally, mass shootings are on the rise even as overall gun violence appears to be falling.
The Fed is responsible for the higher interest rates. That's partly why credit card debt is up.
There have been no tax increases for individuals and the minimum tax for corps hasn't kicked in yet.
Gas and food prices are lower than a year ago and no country has reduced inflation to a greater degree than the U.S.
Would you like to shitcan the insulin price cap for seniors, not see it expanded for everyone else?
Has Miss Lindsey shown up for any shovel turning for infrastructure down there, or are SC roads and bridges and pipes just hunky dory?
How about broadband expansion, you get to upgrade your dial-up, your DSL?
WTF did Trump do for the majority in this country, aside from cutting the numbers of his supporters trough his disastrous Covid response?
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/202...cs/674290/
Murder is down about 12 percent year-to-date in more than 90 cities that have released data for 2023, compared with data as of the same date in 2022. Big cities tend to slightly amplify the national trend—a 5 percent decline in murder rates in big cities would likely translate to a smaller decline nationally. But even so, the drop shown in the preliminary data is astonishing.
The good news comes with the caveat that murder is not uniformly falling everywhere. Memphis, for example, has experienced an uptick following the killing of Tyre Nichols in January. Additionally, even a record double-digit percent decline in murder in 2023 would still mean that a couple thousand more people will be murdered in America this year than in 2019. Finally, mass shootings are on the rise even as overall gun violence appears to be falling.
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