this is going to be bad. People will die from getting worked up yet again with this Right wing, civil war retribution , payback stuff
Bannon, Stone , Flynn, Manafort and Trump know exactly what they are doing to the base
Steve Bannon on Trump’s Project 2025: We mock your fear, we want you to fear. There will be accountability. We are going to hold everyone who opposes Trump responsible. That will come with authority, the authority of Donald Trump
Bannon is a student of autocracy. He knows they control FOX and he knows how close they are to getting what they need from the voters. Once they have that the next step is to make fundamental changes to the game (in the name of saving the country from the libs of course!) and then the votes are no longer needed for them to stay in power. The Trump allies are fantasizing about that every day. They really aren't that far away from being able to achieve that. Look at Turkey, look at Belarus, look at Hungary... between FOX, the Supreme Court, the devotion of the GOP to trump, and the lack of any meaningful guardrails, the US is extremely vulnerable to losing the rest of it's democratic structures.
Biden's problems arise from Ohio's requirement that parties certify their presidential candidates at least 90 days before Election Day. The Democratic Party won't certify Biden until its national convention in Wisconsin, which is scheduled for Aug. 19, just 75 days before the election.
Hmmm, is this a hint that the DNC will replace Sleepy Joe in August?
Lolz here you go again. Do you still guarantee he will drop out?
Not hard to imagine that you see good in molesting your daughter. you sound like a heck of a guy
I recommend you see a psychiatrist for your sickness.
Not my sickness Troll. I understand you whackos would like to sweep these monster issues under the rug as if they didn’t happen, but they did. I will gladly remind you. you must be proud #neverforget
You sound like a Republican. Fact of the matter is that it’s much harder to accumulate wealth as a young person today than it was when you were a lad. Don’t worry about me though. I’ll be fine. I have a plan that involves working way more than 40 hours a week, but I’ve been blessed with wonderful parents and a good brain. Others aren’t so lucky
most data show that millennials and younger are doing just fine in terms of financial health, tracking with or above the previous generations.
The media always wants you to believe things are worse, but they aren't.
Anyway, 2/3 of Americans own stocks. That's a pretty good number. You'll always have a good amount that refuses to do the smart thing.
CORRECT! (though 2/3 owning stocks is a little high...stats I've found have it anywhere from 58% to 62%)
When I graduated from college in 1989, things were looking bad...not even 2 full years removed from the huge market crash and just 2 years away from a shallow recession. I had a job promised to me by a great daily newspaper only to find that there was a restructuring when I got out to California and the dude who hired me was no longer there. So, I had to work for a bunch of weeklies for a little while and then a magazine as I slowly moved up in the world. I was paid crap too. I made $14,500 my first full year out of college, so equivalent to about $36,000 today, and more people were out of work when I graduated than today.
Sorry, today has it better for young college graduates.
Biden's problems arise from Ohio's requirement that parties certify their presidential candidates at least 90 days before Election Day. The Democratic Party won't certify Biden until its national convention in Wisconsin, which is scheduled for Aug. 19, just 75 days before the election.
Hmmm, is this a hint that the DNC will replace Sleepy Joe in August?
Lolz here you go again. Do you still guarantee he will drop out?
My prediction was made back on Jan 18. See page 2573 . I said that he would be replaced around the DNC convention time. Unlike Flagpole, you will not find any 100% guarantee promises afterwards.
It is simply a prediction no different than your prediction that Sleepy Joe is winning in Nov.
There are more recent articles about Sleepy Joe dropping out. It is not so far fetched as you believe.
As we get closer to August expect more of these types of articles.
most data show that millennials and younger are doing just fine in terms of financial health, tracking with or above the previous generations.
The media always wants you to believe things are worse, but they aren't.
Anyway, 2/3 of Americans own stocks. That's a pretty good number. You'll always have a good amount that refuses to do the smart thing.was
CORRECT! (though 2/3 owning stocks is a little high...stats I've found have it anywhere from 58% to 62%)
When I graduated from college in 1989, things were looking bad...not even 2 full years removed from the huge market crash and just 2 years away from a shallow recession. I had a job promised to me by a great daily newspaper only to find that there was a restructuring when I got out to California and the dude who hired me was no longer there. So, I had to work for a bunch of weeklies for a little while and then a magazine as I slowly moved up in the world. I was paid crap too. I made $14,500 my first full year out of college, so equivalent to about $36,000 today, and more people were out of work when I graduated than today.
Sorry, today has it better for young college graduates.
"when I was graduated." Past passive. Journalism degree? Sheesh!
I always scroll right past this thread. I figured I would click into it for my first time since it has over 3K pages.
From my perspective, the Biden administration threatened my livelihood during the COVID fiasco (I work in the defense industry). It was DJT's appointees to the SC that saved my job.
I wanted DeSantis as the nominee...I got DJT.
The option is binary from here on out. I choose Trump. Everyone else needs to go check their mental state if you are voting Biden in 2024. You are voting for a collection of incoherent imbeciles that has a man with late stage dementia as their figurehead. Please, please, please - for the rest of humanity - don't vote for the older guy.
I always scroll right past this thread. I figured I would click into it for my first time since it has over 3K pages.
From my perspective, the Biden administration threatened my livelihood during the COVID fiasco (I work in the defense industry). It was DJT's appointees to the SC that saved my job.
I wanted DeSantis as the nominee...I got DJT.
The option is binary from here on out. I choose Trump. Everyone else needs to go check their mental state if you are voting Biden in 2024. You are voting for a collection of incoherent imbeciles that has a man with late stage dementia as their figurehead. Please, please, please - for the rest of humanity - don't vote for the older guy.
most data show that millennials and younger are doing just fine in terms of financial health, tracking with or above the previous generations.
The media always wants you to believe things are worse, but they aren't.
Anyway, 2/3 of Americans own stocks. That's a pretty good number. You'll always have a good amount that refuses to do the smart thing.
CORRECT! (though 2/3 owning stocks is a little high...stats I've found have it anywhere from 58% to 62%)
When I graduated from college in 1989, things were looking bad...not even 2 full years removed from the huge market crash and just 2 years away from a shallow recession. I had a job promised to me by a great daily newspaper only to find that there was a restructuring when I got out to California and the dude who hired me was no longer there. So, I had to work for a bunch of weeklies for a little while and then a magazine as I slowly moved up in the world. I was paid crap too. I made $14,500 my first full year out of college, so equivalent to about $36,000 today, and more people were out of work when I graduated than today.
Sorry, today has it better for young college graduates.
Imagine being dumb enough to think your own personal anecdote defines the economic reality of a generation. lol....
CORRECT! (though 2/3 owning stocks is a little high...stats I've found have it anywhere from 58% to 62%)
When I graduated from college in 1989, things were looking bad...not even 2 full years removed from the huge market crash and just 2 years away from a shallow recession. I had a job promised to me by a great daily newspaper only to find that there was a restructuring when I got out to California and the dude who hired me was no longer there. So, I had to work for a bunch of weeklies for a little while and then a magazine as I slowly moved up in the world. I was paid crap too. I made $14,500 my first full year out of college, so equivalent to about $36,000 today, and more people were out of work when I graduated than today.
Sorry, today has it better for young college graduates.
Imagine being dumb enough to think your own personal anecdote defines the economic reality of a generation. lol....
The average price of both college and a house have tripled since 1989. Inflation adjusted. The delusion is unreal. I imagine flagpole and Agip see graduates of their Alma maters that they probably would struggle to get into in 2024 making 100k out of the gate and think that would be them. And maybe it would be. The top 10% is doing great, but the reality is that on the whole our generation has it harder. Statistically undeniable.
Imagine being dumb enough to think your own personal anecdote defines the economic reality of a generation. lol....
The average price of both college and a house have tripled since 1989. Inflation adjusted. The delusion is unreal. I imagine flagpole and Agip see graduates of their Alma maters that they probably would struggle to get into in 2024 making 100k out of the gate and think that would be them. And maybe it would be. The top 10% is doing great, but the reality is that on the whole our generation has it harder. Statistically undeniable.
statistically completely deniable
you are passing on the same claptrap every generation says and is almost always wrong.
congrats, you have joined the parade of generations falsely thinking they have it worse than the previous one. Good on you! We all get there - it's a rite of passage.
here's a graph showing medium incomes of Gen Z and Millennials materially higher than any of the earlier generations. As the nation is richer now, so are you. Enjoy it and stop insisting you are miserable and it's all unfair.
You people are making more money than your older peers and if we don't muck up the country with bad politics, you will continue to outpace previous generations.
You are making more money so you don't get to complain about housing and college - your high salaries make up for it. You spend about the same or less as a percent of your income on housing than previous generations.
Some Gen Z-ers protest, claiming that higher incomes are a mirage because they do not account for the exploding cost of college and housing. After all, global house prices are near all-time highs, and graduates have more debt than before. In reality, though, Gen Z-ers are coping because they earn so much. In 2022 Americans under 25 spent 43% of their post-tax income on housing and education, including interest on debt from college—slightly below the average for under-25s from 1989 to 2019. Bolstered by high incomes, American Zoomers’ home-ownership rates are higher than millennials’ at the same age
The wealth of young Americans has grown rapidly after years of stagnation, thanks to the strong recovery of the U.S. economy. Data compiled by the Center for American Progress (CAP) has found that Americans aged under 40 are outpacing other age groups when it comes to accumulated wealth, employment rates and wage growth following the coronavirus pandemic. In four years, the average wealth of households under this age has grown by almost 50 percent since 2019.
This wealth accumulation is considerably more than for other age groups, with inflation-adjusted average wealth decreasing by seven percent for households aged 40 to 54. Elsewhere there was a four percent increase for those aged 55 to 69, while households aged 70 and above experienced a 15 percent growth during the same time frame.
"Such rapid inflation-adjusted wealth growth for young households has never occurred before in the wealth data, which go back to 1989," the report explained, noting that inflation-adjusted wealth for the under-40s "moved in a band of about $90,000 to $190,000 for 30 years."
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