Biden must tie inflation drop to IRA. Another Wall Street fraud exposed. Roger Stone tape.
Inflation's down, & Biden passed the Inflation Reduction Act. Tie them together. Investor's short shows Wall Street is a legally fraudulent casino. Roger Stone's tape proves the Jan6 coup was planned.
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Chris Hayes explains why Biden must take credit for the IRA dramatically reducing inflation: Inflation has fallen over five points since the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act. Chris explains why Biden should brag about it. [More]
A new Roger Stone tape proves the Trump cabal was building options to steal the 2020 election: As Chris Hayes stated, Roger Stone was likely pardoned to run the 2020 election-stealing operation for Donald Trump. [More]
Investor proves what many already know, the stock market is a fraud and a parasite's dream: This investor made a $1.6 Billion bet on the stock market crash. He produces nothing. He creates nothing. But he will profit as the market falls. That is worse than a casino. It is legitimized fraud. [More]
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Reducing the rate of inflation does not alleviate the pain of dramatic price increases at the supermarket. An envelope of mashed potatoes that was $1, 18 months ago is now $1.50. Grocery bills are up $250 a month and people are buying groceries with credit cards.
Am I better off now than I was 4 years ago? No, no, no.