Are you better off in 2024?

I really like paying more for things.

It makes me feel happy inside.

We are so happy that veterans get special treatment. Good for you and your ex-military buddies.

Yes, but I never relied on a politician to improve my income.

My only complaint is about covid, which I blame on Trump's mismanagement, for curbing my travel/leisure activities and shutting down my favorite eateries. 😷

The US economy is a bobble!

Bubble 1) Student loan debt

The cost of higher education in the country has increased 4-5% per year over the last decade, dramatically outpacing inflation.

Bubble 2) Per capita healthcare costs

The US pays far more per capita for healthcare than literally any other country in the world; approximately double the average of other developed countries:

Bubble 3) Unfunded state pension liabilities

According to Moody’s, the combined sum of state pension unfunded liabilities is $4 trillion, and even in the “best case” scenario of stock returns over the next few years, liabilities won’t go down.

Bubble 4) Federal debt

A country can increase its debt forever and never go bankrupt, as long as its economy keeps growing.

Bubble 5) Zionism

It’s bleeding this country dry!

Multipolarity is here and an end to U.S. hegemony is near!

❌Russia will take the first step of de-dollarization by convincing the bloc to accept a new BRICS Bridge payment platform. The move could be devastating to the U.S. economy as America will find it hard to fund its deficit.

❌The following US financial sectors will be affected by this new platform:

1.Banking and Finance
2.Technology and Fintech
3.International Trade and Investment
4.Consumer Goods and Retail
5.Travel and Tourism

❌The multisided digital payment platform aims to grow as an alternative settlement without the need for the US dollar.

❌The Russian Finance Ministry and the Bank of Russia confirmed that a BRICS Bridge payment platform is on the cards. The development could see the light by the end of this year in 2024.

✅As more countries join BRICS and seek to ditch the dollar, where will that leave the U.S. economy? How will the U.S. respond?

You are a'lyin' through yer four teef, Lige

Good job doubling down on stupid. Your commitment to it is impressive.

Personally, I don't like making half as much, while paying double for everything and watching billions being sent to foreign countries while our southern border is open to invaders.

https://x.com/Red_Pill_US/status/1792076736945107008

If you spend $1 million everyday it will take you 2,740 years to reach $1 trillion.

The U.S. national debt is now $34.7 trillion and rising by $1 trillion every 100 days.

EVERY…100…DAYS!

https://x.com/alifarhat79/status/1792752478590751192

When he prints it digitally, the new money is used to purchase Treasury securities which adds to the national debt and must be paid back at interest through income taxes. $1 trillion every 100 days means we're going to see a lot more inflation coming our way.

And none of this $$$ is going to working class Americans but a lot is going to Israel. Someone’s got to fund their:
Border Wall
Free Healthcare
Free University
Free public transport
Welfare payments to those who just want to study Torah (Yeshiva) and not work

Oh and the tonnes of US high tech weaponry needed to commit genocide.