When i started learning about investing i lived in a crackhouse and am descended from a long line of poor white trash. Some people create results and others create excuses. Which are you going to be?

It will be a repackaged form of Bidenomics, with a new name. Come on man.

What is the Harris economic plan? Nobody knows. How will she “help the middle class”? Nobody knows. You can disagree with Trump and say he has a flawed plan but at least he has a plan.

85% of millionaires are self made, received no inheritance, average age 50ish, and accomplished this feat by investing over 25-30 years in blue chip companies. It’s basic financial literacy.

There is a huge difference in “exploiting his position” and being financially illiterate.

What are Harris’s economic policies? What is her plan to fight inflation, increase manufacturing, and stimulate future US growth? I’ve looked and can’t find any actual proposals or plans.

She was elected not appointed. No nepotism here just democracy.

Maybe not the best idea to put people in charge that are obviously bad with money.

Thin line between opinion, free speech, and a lie. I do not want to follow the example being set in Europe. This is the road that leads to authoritarian rule. Who defines truth, hate speech, and opinion. When the other side wins an election are you now the criminal? Will different truths exist in red and blue states? City and rural? No thank you.

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What is my vote? How is it showing? Debt is a major concern in the USA with the highest debt to gdp ratio that has ever existed. We exist in a high inflation environment so running large social programs will exacerbate inflation and harm everyone.

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All we can see is 8 minutes into the sun’s past.

Pot calling kettle black, sir.

He really loves dogs. Adam should be put to sleep.

At least they didn’t “fall out the window.”

I think the issue is with debt. Both parties are positioning themselves as populists and are going to increase spending but the money has to come from somewhere.

In the fiscal year of 2022, Minnesota’s state debt stood at about 17.75 billion U.S. dollars. Comparatively, the state’s debt was approximately 5.6 billion U.S. dollars in 2000.Jul 5, 2024