.@JoeBiden’s ‘Dark Winter’ Is A Warning About His Economy, Not The China Virus
Should President Trump’s election challenges fail, it’s a certainty that bleak days are ahead. We’re staring into the barrel of 4 years of sclerotic economic
“‘We remain in the midst of one of the worst economic and job crises in modern history,” said the man who as vice president oversaw one of the weakest economic recoveries in U.S. history.
‘Wall Street investors largely believe a Joe Biden presidency could mean lower stock-market returns,” according to a CNBC survey of ‘more than 100 chief investment officers and portfolio managers.’”
•Biden’s New Green Deal Lite.
•A government-run banking system that would “would undermine private banks, moving the U.S. closer to the socialist ideal of a nationalized financial sector.”
“Every major policy Biden campaigned on is anti-growth... Biden boasts of an FDR-scale agenda without realizing that it was Franklin Roosevelt’s reckless interventions that extended and deepened the Great Depression.”
Darkness until @TheDemocrats are stripped of their political power to choke the economy.
Bidenomics are not a promise, but a threat.
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He's wrong to prioritise Labour Party members over the public:
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