No, not new, but not that old either. I remember when it happened, just not the year. I think within 10 years or so? Some of the posters are from the old Peegs site and have the same names. Some are from old Peegs and have new names and of course there are new posters. I mostly read there and rarely post, but I have an account with them.@aloha-hoosier that’s not new. That’s been around forever. No idea who those posters are now
@unclemark shooter has a way of doing that to threads when he gets in his feels and wants to paint himself as a person deserving of nothing but sympathy.
All my homies hate shooter.
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@snarlcakes the kid you assumed was just a dipshit but he was actually smart and talented. Like a young Vince McMahon jr lol
The June jobs report reflects a softening labor market. The numbers (of hires) for April and May have been revised sharply lower. Inflation is outpacing wage growth. Trump, who ran on affordability, now calls it a "fake" or "new" word that's just a "con job." He's called the bipartisan affordable housing bill a "big yawn," and has expressed a reluctance to signing it. He's utterly incompetent, irresponsible and out of touch.
U.S. economy adds just 57,000 jobs in June, a worrying sign
Trump is bragging about the unemployment rate drop from 4.3% to 4.2% as 720,000 people dropped out of the labor force.
Trump is bragging about the unemployment rate drop from 4.3% to 4.2% as 720,000 people dropped out of the labor force.
I doubt Trump & Bessent are upset with the report. It lowers the probability of any rate hikes this year and takes a July rate cut pretty much off the table. And unemployment still ticked down. The FED has more cover to look through the war inflation, which should start to roll over and trend this month or next.
Trump is bragging about the unemployment rate drop from 4.3% to 4.2% as 720,000 people dropped out of the labor force.
I doubt Trump & Bessent are upset with the report. It lowers the probability of any rate hikes this year and takes a July rate cut pretty much off the table. And unemployment still ticked down. The FED has more cover to look through the war inflation, which should start to roll over and trend this month or next.
That is the silver lining.
Trump is bragging about the unemployment rate drop from 4.3% to 4.2% as 720,000 people dropped out of the labor force.
I doubt Trump & Bessent are upset with the report. It lowers the probability of any rate hikes this year and takes a July rate cut pretty much off the table. And unemployment still ticked down. The FED has more cover to look through the war inflation, which should start to roll over and trend this month or next.
Of course Trump isn't upset by the jobs report released today. He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth and never had to look for a job. He can't relate to a job search, home affordability, consumer prices, wage growth or anything else that the average Joe deals with. He's an out-of-touch old fool, living in a billionaire's cocoon.
Trump doesn't care about Americans' finances, but voters sure do. Trump isn't on the ballot in November but the party will pay the price for his incompetence and failed presidency.
Trump is bragging about the unemployment rate drop from 4.3% to 4.2% as 720,000 people dropped out of the labor force.
I doubt Trump & Bessent are upset with the report. It lowers the probability of any rate hikes this year and takes a July rate cut pretty much off the table. And unemployment still ticked down. The FED has more cover to look through the war inflation, which should start to roll over and trend this month or next.
Of course Trump isn't upset by the jobs report released today. He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth and never had to look for a job. He can't relate to a job search, home affordability, consumer prices, wage growth or anything else that the average Joe deals with. He's an out-of-touch old fool, living in a billionaire's cocoon.
Trump doesn't care about Americans' finances, but voters sure do. Trump isn't on the ballot in November but the party will pay the price for his incompetence and failed presidency.
What price is the party going to pay in November for a job report that lowered unemployment to 4.2?
And he did it on purpose. If the Dems win 2028 ahead of the 2030 census the Biden era will look like a day at the beach in comparison.
https://twitter.com/i/status/2073889304762347690
Let me know if you have any other questions.Trump is bragging about the unemployment rate drop from 4.3% to 4.2% as 720,000 people dropped out of the labor force.
I doubt Trump & Bessent are upset with the report. It lowers the probability of any rate hikes this year and takes a July rate cut pretty much off the table. And unemployment still ticked down. The FED has more cover to look through the war inflation, which should start to roll over and trend this month or next.
Of course Trump isn't upset by the jobs report released today. He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth and never had to look for a job. He can't relate to a job search, home affordability, consumer prices, wage growth or anything else that the average Joe deals with. He's an out-of-touch old fool, living in a billionaire's cocoon.
Trump doesn't care about Americans' finances, but voters sure do. Trump isn't on the ballot in November but the party will pay the price for his incompetence and failed presidency.
What price is the party going to pay in November for a job report that lowered unemployment to 4.2?
Unemployment edges lower after more than 700K drop out of labor force
And he did it on purpose. If the Dems win 2028 ahead of the 2030 census the Biden era will look like a day at the beach in comparison.
Here is the report:
https://www.dallasfed.org/research/papers/2026/wp2607
This is specifically what it concluded:
First, we find that during the boom period an increase in unauthorized immigrant worker flows equal to 1% of a local area’s initial employment increased local house prices by 2.2% and increased local rents by 1.4%. The impact on rents is slightly smaller for single-family units and slightly larger for multi-family units.
A back-of-the-envelope calculation suggests that UIWF can explain about 30% of the total growth in house prices and 20% of the total growth in rents over the boom period for the average local market