Never mind the fact rthat he inherited it from the very first American dictator wannabe, the fuhrer wannabe, herr trump right Mr Campbell? You do your republigoon masters proud.
Unemployment is low. The Stock Market is high. There are more jobs than people to take them. Wages are up. Inflation is high and gas prices are high, but that has nothing to do with anything Biden did.
Two things about Russia: they have a pretty weak economy that has their younger citizens PO’d, and they have little capacity for production of the more advanced goods of modern economies (eg., semiconductor chips). Sanctions on them to cut them off from international funds and markets could really cripple them.
B 8671 about 2 years ago
Never mind the fact rthat he inherited it from the very first American dictator wannabe, the fuhrer wannabe, herr trump right Mr Campbell? You do your republigoon masters proud.
Lou Nattic, né Stan C about 2 years ago
Since when does any president run the economy?
DrDon1 about 2 years ago
Is Campbell straying into Bok/Goodwyn territory?
tabby about 2 years ago
We have record unemployment and a great GDP. Russia wishes they had our economy. They have a pathetic GDP.
ChristopherBurns about 2 years ago
Unemployment is low. The Stock Market is high. There are more jobs than people to take them. Wages are up. Inflation is high and gas prices are high, but that has nothing to do with anything Biden did.
How is Biden destroying the economy?
dnie1951 about 2 years ago
Great for the Elite$ and quidproJoe (30 MILLION+ from China etc.); Inflation very bad for the Middle Class, actually working Americans.
gopher gofer about 2 years ago
he certainly couldn’t do any worse than thieving putin and his cronies…
rmfrye Premium Member about 2 years ago
There is no Russian economy.
rossevrymn about 2 years ago
Idiotoon to feed the right-wing populists like patrickmurphy/loonsymbolname………………….RWPs?:
martens about 2 years ago
Two things about Russia: they have a pretty weak economy that has their younger citizens PO’d, and they have little capacity for production of the more advanced goods of modern economies (eg., semiconductor chips). Sanctions on them to cut them off from international funds and markets could really cripple them.