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  • Burning Down (The Economic) House? Food Prices UP 20% Under Bidenomics, Credit Card Delinquencies Now Higher Than During Covid As Credit Card Debt Grows To All-time High To Cope With Inflation

    10/14/2023 8:02:44 AM PDT · by Kaiser8408a · 14 replies
    Confounded Interest ^ | 10/14/2023 | Anthony B. Sanders
    Is Biden trying to burn down the economic house? Under Bidenomics, America’s middle class and low wage workers are suffering from a wild, wild life in terms of inflation. First, food prices are up 20% since December 2020. Talk about destruction of middle class wealth! That is in addition to gasoline prices are up 64% under Biden while rent growth is up 252%. Well, Biden waived through millions of illegal immigrants and rent had to rise. Biden and Washington DC’s broken borders is Livin’ La Vida Loco. To cope with inflation (that Paul Krugman claims is over but the last...
  • Buchanan - The stealth amnesty of Rep. Mike Pence

    06/13/2006 6:06:00 AM PDT · by rcocean · 167 replies · 1,904+ views
    Townhall ^ | June 13, 2006 | Pat Buchanan
    Pence calls his plan a "middle ground" proposal, a "no amnesty immigration reform" in which "securing our border is the first step." This is fraudulent. At the heart of the Pence plan is amnesty. Illegal aliens here return to Mexico for one week with an assurance they can come back to their jobs. Down there, they visit "Ellis Island Centers" to register as "guest workers" and return with "work permits." The illegal are made legal and put on a path to citizenship. The only difference between the Pence plan and the Kennedy-Bush amnesty is the one-week vacation employers would happily...
  • Bush Chides Party Members on Immigration

    06/02/2006 9:33:40 AM PDT · by churchillbuff · 168 replies · 3,138+ views
    NY Times ^ | June 2 06 | SHERYL GAY STOLBERG
    Beginning a public relations offensive intended to prod divided Congressional Republicans into overhauling the nation's immigration laws, President Bush rebuked conservative opponents of his plan on Thursday and warned that there is "no excuse" for delay. ..In his speech, Mr. Bush took aim at House members who brand the Senate bill amnesty, though he did not mention any by name. "Some members of Congress argue that no one who came to this illegally should be allowed to continue living and working in our country," he said. The lawmakers are "are acting on deeply felt principles," he said, but added, "I...