Another Crisis For Washington DC To Justify Unjustifiable Spending Binges (Subprime Crisis, Covid, ??) Biden Borrows $6.75 TRILLION While Spending $569 Billion

by confoundedinterest17 In statistics we talk about “jump processes.” Like Federal government spending every time there is a financial crisis like the subprime crisis of 2008-2009 and the Covid lockdowns of 2020. Each crisis brought a jump in the level of spending …

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CDC now treats Covid like the flu

Closing in on the four years since much of the world seemed to shut down during the initial global onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has dropped the five-day isolation guideline for the virus. According …

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Biden Demands Media To Start Reporting Good Economic News (15.1 Million Jobs Added In 10 Months After Covid Economic Shutdown Ended Under Trump, 15.5 Million Jobs Added Under Biden In 34 Months After $6.25 TRILLION In Additional Public Debt)

by confoundedinterest17 C’mon Joe. The media has always reported bad news. Warm and fuzzy doesn’t anger people, but bad news does! And under Bidenomics, there has been a lot of bad news. President Biden railed against corporate media before he …

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Federal censorship machine started years before COVID, involved military contractors: whistleblower

“Cyber Threat Intelligence League” reportedly intended to implement “cognitive security,” which involves “preventing malefactors from hacking people’s beliefs.” The public-private efforts to restrict and suppress purported “mis-, dis- and malinformation” across tech platforms started almost immediately after the surprise election …

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Addicted To Gov? US Added $600 Billion In Debt In One Month And $10.47 TRILLION Since Covid Outbreak, Credit Card APR Now 28.93% As Credit Card Debt Exceeds $1 TRILLION, Family Healthcare Costs Surge 7% To $24,000, Q3 Real GDP Rises 4.9%

by confoundedinterest17 Bidenomics new theme song is “Addicted To Gov.” Bidenomics needs lots of Federal spending and borrowing to survive. But all this spending and borrowing is causing rapid price increases and other distortions. The US Federal government just added $600 billion …

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