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19. No, but it's not Trump's fault.

Sun Jun 21, 2020, 09:01 PM

Jun 2020

It's mine.

The country being worse off than it was four years ago however, is almost solely Trump's fault.

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Are you better off than you were four years ago? [View all] PCIntern Jun 2020 OP

Nope. Not even close. n/t LuckyCharms Jun 2020 #1

No Way!!! demigoddess Jun 2020 #2

I know my country isn't Skittles Jun 2020 #3

Today is Father's Day. My three kids texted me. lpbk2713 Jun 2020 #4

Ask that again when the Republican Party ends the unemployment boost. Under The Radar Jun 2020 #5

No. Niagara Jun 2020 #6

For me, yes, but it has nothing to do with Trump. Blue_true Jun 2020 #7

I know 45 million people who will ASSURE you they are. Believe it or not. Eliot Rosewater Jun 2020 #8

Well shanti Jun 2020 #9

Nope -Reagan speech at link with 2020 pics from MT.com lunasun Jun 2020 #11

Given the context (personal finances), unquestionably yes. Dial H For Hero Jun 2020 #12

No Luciferous Jun 2020 #13

For many millions the answer is yes, but not after July 31 Cicada Jun 2020 #14

Yes gladium et scutum Jun 2020 #15

Yes but it has nothing to do with Trump. Kaleva Jun 2020 #16

No. Hell no. RainCaster Jun 2020 #17

I'm no better off, Jamaal510 Jun 2020 #18

No, but it's not Trump's fault. HotTeaBag Jun 2020 #19

Yes, but it has nothing to do with tRump MiniMe Jun 2020 #20