I suspect it would be restricted to registered Republican adults. :D
The published information about it did not suggest that.
After all, he's losing so many Republican voters he'll need to
pick up some Democrats if he can.. B)
I don't see that happening. :D He might pick up some so-called
>Independents that are really Republicans and/or MAGA. I would
>think a Democrat would need to be really upset with their candidate
>to cross over. I would suspect them to be more likely to not vote
>if that is the case.
I assume these mid-term elections are public voting, not just party
members? There may be a lot of people, the type who normally might
not vote at all, that may vote this time in the hopes of the $5000.
Sometimes when I listen to him I think he is talking about things
>that were accomplished during his first term. He did accomplish
>some things before COVID hit.
>Gas prices were down from where they'd been before, and prices
>on most things in general were either down or steady. That was
>a long time ago, though, and most of what he's accomplished since
>2024 hasn't really helped the average American much.
It would have to be looked into closely but I suspect a lot of
those 'improvements' would have been happening at that time
regardless of who was in power.
The exceptions being if you were smart and started putting money
>in a 401K (or other investments) many moons ago, or if you have
>money to put in the stock market and have been able to keep up
>with what the insider trader congresspeople/other administration
>members are buying and selling.
A lot of what happens down there is echoed in Canada. Going back
4 or 5 years I'd have been happy to get an 8% return on my retirement
savings but the past 2 years I've found myself looking at a month's
return and being disappointed that it only came out to 12% per annum.
Most full year figures work out closer to 16% or better, so the
manipulations down there, which are likely doing good things for
the better off people, are also doing the same thing up here.
The rich get richer..
It's just unfortunate that most people in the USA don't realize
that every time Trump talks about making $200 Billion in tariffs,
that it was not paid by countries selling to the USA, it is paid
by the consumers in the USA.. Word has it that they are starting
to see the truth these days though, likely why word has it that
Trump's approval rating in the USA is down to about 12%.
They say your Bond market is in terrible shape as well, and
that affects what the average person pays for loans from their
local banks and such, and the lumber tariffs are increasing the
cost of building houses as well and then there's the million
things that expensive steel and especially aluminum will hit..
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