TimHauck

Watching the video and reading the study, it seems like most of the ideas particularly for the “Democrat” kids were coming from the parents. For example for the questions about would they be willing to go and would their parents allow them to go to someone’s house whose family supported the other candidates, the “Democrats” answers were pretty consistent between them vs their parents. I’ll give the “Republican” kids some credit though for thinking for themselves, particularly the ones interviewed when Biden was the candidate. 27% said their family wouldn’t allow them to visit a Biden supporter’s house, but only 4% said they wouldn’t be willing to go themselves.

My guess is TrannyOverkill posted an inappropriate tweet or something

Conservatives to Lebron: keep politics out of sports!! Conservatives when Trump gets cheered at Alabama or Tim Walz gets booed at Michigan: this is great!!!!

Asheville is full of libs so GC probably says good riddance. Cringe that this dude being interviewed had to make it about climate change though https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ashev

Yup

-edjr since 2018

Could’ve been a mod, I’m sure they deleted the “Biden” whip thread too

I saw this commercial during a MrBeast video I was watching with my kids today (I assume intentional on the part of Trump’s team due to the Tyson controversy). So much for not bringing up trannies around kids

Judge Joe Brown said Bill Cosby’s accusers were “groupies.”

Sorry I didn’t realize there were multiple clips. I didn’t click on the link from FBN, just searched it and apparently what I watched was from some other interview. But Joe Brown seems a bit unhinged with all his comments about her being a hoe, not sure how reliable he is. Doing some quick searches and seeing pictures of him and his grandmother they certainly look black to me.

I watched the clip but didn’t hear him claim Kamala’s dad said he wasn’t black, can you link where he says this?

Is Judge Joe Brown black? If we’re going off skin tone or something him and Harris are about the same

There are still a lot of powerful people that want the allegations of him being a pedo or having illegal dealings with Ukraine to be true. If the evidence existed against Biden, we’d know about it.

Agree. Same with Biden being the big guy or a pedo

Whether or not you’re black depends on your interactions with other people?

lol this idiot is implying Soros is the reason his show got cancelled before the deal even closed

Maybe he’ll buy up all the Blockbuster videos next. Lol at people trying to imply he’s buying them separately. He’s literally buying one bankrupt company. Also a quick google shows there are 15,000 radio stations, so this purchase represents about 1.5%.

@jonmx has to be trolling us if he wants us to believe he actually believes this

And another expressing concern about the size of the stimulus: https://www.piie.com/blogs/realtime-economics/defense-concerns-over-19-trillion-relief-plan

Actually, I tried a new search, and found something that I believe meets your request. You’re welcome. https://www.piie.com/blogs/realtime-economic-issues-watch/inflation-fears-and-biden-stimulus-look-korean-war-not-vietnam WHY INFLATION MAY SURGE FOLLOWING THE COVID-19 RELIEF PACKAGE AND WHAT THE FED CAN DO ABOUT IT If the COVID-19 vaccines succeed in allowing a near-complete reopening of the US economy in late 2021, spending may surge in 2021–23 at a rate comparable to that of 1950–52. The Biden fiscal package comes on top of a $0.9 trillion package passed in December; the two packages total 13 percent of GDP.[6] In addition, US household savings in 2020 were $1.6 trillion above the previous trend, representing another 7 percent of GDP in pent-up spending power. The bulk of both the 2020 and 2021 fiscal packages is targeted at low- and middle-income households, which tend to save little of their income. The closure of restaurants and entertainment venues in 2020 prevented households from spending a normal share of their income, but this forced saving is not likely to persist after COVID-19 has been suppressed. The double-digit percent spending surge would hit an economy with excess capacity that is far below 10 percent. … Regardless of one’s view on the current output gap, reopening the restaurant, travel, and entertainment sectors should generate a self-sustaining rise in output even in the absence of fiscal stimulus and pent-up saving. The output gap would surely be less than 6 percent. A double-digit percent rise in spending would push the economy above anyone’s estimate of potential by more than has happened in decades. As a result of these factors, inflation may surge temporarily. But, as long as the spending boom is viewed as a temporary readjustment and the Federal Reserve maintains its commitment to controlling inflation over the longer run, inflation should drop quickly. To demonstrate its anti-inflationary resolve, the Fed would need to raise interest rates quickly and significantly. But the increase need not be commensurate with the increase in inflation, nor need it be high enough to cause a recession. All that is needed is enough of an increase to prevent long-term inflation expectations from rising above the Fed’s inflation target. The best way to do that is to promise dramatically higher interest rates in the future if inflation does not fall back rapidly.

Had you already visited the site?

Who are you voting for?

Are you suggesting they might have voted Biden if RFK just dropped out without endorsing anyone? I know there was polling suggesting more of RFK’s supporters were democrats, but for this particular race I kinda feel like he would’ve taken more votes from Trump than Biden/Harris. What’s really funny about RFK though is the most prominent antivaxxer in the country endorsing the father of the covid vaccine

apparently @EternalShinyAndChrome is

My point is that your previous post was a strawman. You were asking for evidence of something that isn’t really true. But thank you for revising your statement here. I have never heard of this group before today, here is the closest I found: https://www.piie.com/blogs/realtime-economics/2022/why-us-inflation-surged-2021-and-what-fed-should-do-control-it#_ftn1 I know this isn’t what you were looking for as it was written after inflation had already started surging, and their inflation prediction for the remainder of 2022 was too low (although they did acknowledge there was significant risk of it being higher than their prediction). But this was their first sentence in explaining the reasoning behind the surge: “First, a series of fiscal support packages enabled consumer spending to exceed its pre-pandemic trend”