Yellowtail

Yeah, but you need to watch more MSM. The open border is Trump's fault, and Kamala is a border hawk. Try to keep up.

She supports it, if she didn't, she wouldn't have gotten the new UK gig.

"Shafik will take on a new role as chair tasked with reviewing the UK government’s approach to international development, working closely with the Foreign Secretary." Fails and one cush job and goes directly to the next. She should be a big help in promoting immigration and tamping down white supremacy in the UK. Hey, with the word "international" in her new job description, perhaps after the election Kamala will make her Secretary of State. We need more incompetent people running the country.

As far as I know, he wants to close the border and not mutilate children's genitals, and he supports meritocracy over DEI, and that's enough for me, so I'll go with the narcissist. But thanks.

If the door were open, would people not smell it from outside the bathroom? It is a terrible smell, and you can feel it damaging you.

But were that true.

I always wonder how old they are when they can spell their name.

And then closed the door after they were all dead.

Who's Al?

I say word goes out and it's calm as can be.

Vote for Harris, and you'll get what you want.

You would if you could, but you can't because he's not. Trump is a lot of things, but he's not a racist. Sure, you can find a lot of "journalists" calling him a racist, just like you can find a lot of "journalists" that say Kamala is brilliant.

Yes, but he wants all the Jews buried there

So, because, as I said, GDP goes up because of inflation, inflation has to be adjusted, got it.

And Kamala's?

You can't explain it, because it's not true. No, adjusted GDP is called Real GDP.

Don't give me a hint, explain how lower unemployment and a higher GDP rate exert inflationary pressures. I understand how supply and demand works. GDP goes up as a result of inflation, yes?

Right

You from there? I played the state fair in Raileigh, and the Dixie Classic in Winston from 1978 to 1988. Nice state full of good people.

Can you please explain how lower unemployment and a higher GDP rate exert inflationary pressures?

I'm sorry, am I talking down to you? Had you read my post before yours, you would have seen that I wrote: "Sorry, what I meant to say was: So, claiming the US is doing so much better in regard to inflation, than the rest of the world is a stretch, yes?"

Well, it can only be one the other, it can't be a stretch, and a genuinely good achievement. That the greatest economy the world has ever known is only doing about as well as Europe (per your data) is not a great achievement.

Sorry, what I meant to say was: So, claiming the US is doing so much better in regard to inflation, than the rest of the world is a stretch, yes? And I do not now, nor have I ever stated or meant to imply that inflation is the only measure of how a country is doing economically. But I think I did say that it is one that disproportionally hurts the poor and to a lesser extent the middle class, and I stand by that. In any event, would you please explain how a middle-class guy whose wages do not keep pace with inflation benefits from an increasing GDP?