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8. On the contrary, those were GOOD things.

Sun Nov 10, 2024, 01:27 PM

Nov 2024

Taking them away was the bad thing. Inflation was, by and large, due to corporate profiteering.

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One phrase I have barely seen mentioned this week is COVID 19 [View all] genxlib Nov 2024 OP

Congress, particularly (R) side, made it all worse with STIM Bills bucolic_frolic Nov 2024 #1

On the contrary, those were GOOD things. alarimer Nov 2024 #8

Totally disagree. Inflation was too much money chasing too few goods. bucolic_frolic Nov 2024 #9

Hard to disagree. intrepidity Nov 2024 #3

You don't see/hear, "nobody is above the law" any more. nt Hotler Nov 2024 #4

Because it's true in theory EnergizedLib Nov 2024 #7

Trump would likely have won in 2020 without covid EdmondDantes_ Nov 2024 #5

I don't disagree. genxlib Nov 2024 #11

I think Biden won because of COVID alarimer Nov 2024 #6

I don't disagree with you genxlib Nov 2024 #10

The Trump regime was also completely unrealistic about the pandemic. keep_left Nov 2024 #12

I think Fauci would be best served by just retiring quietly genxlib Nov 2024 #15

Yeah, you're right--someone else should shoulder that responsibility. keep_left Nov 2024 #16

This hurts EnergizedLib Nov 2024 #13

I can't say I know for sure that MAGA was waning at that time genxlib Nov 2024 #14

So, if we lose in 2020 EnergizedLib Nov 2024 #17