Joe Biden's Presidency

[dbroncsinmo]

What a failed state looks like:

https://www.mississippifreepress.org...-efforts-again

You posted the wrong link:

https://youtu.be/3nvTgSW2L8Q

[brett05]

Those pesky facts...

Yes, facts

https://tradingeconomics.com/united-...mployment-rate

[Hawkeye15]

You posted the wrong link:

https://youtu.be/3nvTgSW2L8Q

he nailed it. Mississippi ranks in the bottom 10 of literally any measureable of "good". It is without question the most pathetic state we have.

[nyyfan555]

Yes, facts

https://tradingeconomics.com/united-...mployment-rate

Do you mean these facts? The ones from the same website you linked? These are the unemployment rates. Lowest since the mid-late 60s.

yes, facts

[brett05]

Do you mean these facts? The ones from the same website you linked? These are the unemployment rates. Lowest since the mid-late 60s.

yes, facts

Lower labor force than pre-pandemic. How do you miss that?

[metswon69]

he nailed it. Mississippi ranks in the bottom 10 of literally any measureable of "good". It is without question the most pathetic state we have.

I love how he pretends like tent cities don't exist in major metropolitan areas in Republican states. I saw plenty of them when I was in Miami, Tampa and New Orleans last year.

[nyyfan555]

Lower labor force than pre-pandemic. How do you miss that?

What is your point?

[brett05]

I love how he pretends like tent cities don't exist in major metropolitan areas in Republican states. I saw plenty of them when I was in Miami, Tampa and New Orleans last year.

So two that are democratic areas and one (Tampa) that is seen as a toss-up?

[brett05]

What is your point?

That it's nice that jobs are coming back but it isn't close to celebration time.

[spliff(TONE)]

he nailed it. Mississippi ranks in the bottom 10 of literally any measureable of "good". It is without question the most pathetic state we have.

Chief Moron himself, who lives there, even refers to it as "hell on Earth".



*oops, read through this too quickly and mistook Mississippi for Missouri

[metswon69]

So two that are democratic areas and one (Tampa) that is seen as a toss-up?

The way its presented is its strictly a problem within Democratic states. That's not remotely true. And it doesn't change the fact that Republican states have the most people living at or below the poverty rate.

https://www.fcnl.org/updates/2022-10...rest-states-us

What do all those states have in common?

Better yet, sit this one out brett.

[valade16]

Lower labor force than pre-pandemic. How do you miss that?

Isn’t that in large part because a million people died of Covid?

[brett05]

The way its presented is its strictly a problem within Democratic states. That's not remotely true. And it doesn't change the fact that Republican states have the most people living at or below the poverty rate.

https://www.fcnl.org/updates/2022-10...rest-states-us

What do all those states have in common?

Better yet, sit this one out brett.

I have taken no side, however the data brought forth by Metswon69 did nothing to show it's a Republican issue.

[valade16]

What large cities are even conservative?

[dbroncsinmo]

Chief Moron himself, who lives there, even refers to it as "hell on Earth".

This moron doesn't even know state abbreviations.