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Civiqs Poll: 69% of Voters Say Joe Biden's Economy Is Fairly Bad or Very Bad

For the next 66 days until the midterm elections, the Establishment Media and Democrat allies are going to try and spin and gaslight working class Americans, but we aren't as dumb as Elites think we are. We know damn well how catastrophic this dystopian hellscape Biden has thrust us into truly is.

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Civiqs Poll: 69% of Voters Say Joe Biden's Economy Is Fairly Bad or Very Bad

For the next 66 days until the midterm elections, the Establishment Media and Democrat allies are going to try and spin and gaslight working class Americans, but we aren't as dumb as Elites think we are. We know damn well how catastrophic this dystopian hellscape Biden has thrust us into truly is.

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They are going to focus on Trump, because they can’t run on what comrade pedohitler has done
 

Snap plans to lay off 20 percent of employees​

Snap’s stock price has declined nearly 80 percent this year

What's it say? (behind a paywall)
 

what a disaster​

U.S. private payrolls growth slows in August-ADP​


  • Private payrolls increase 132,000 in August
  • Trend in private payrolls growth slowing

 
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CNN)Snap Inc., the parent company of the popular app Snapchat, announced plans to lay off some 20% of its more than 6,400 global employees.
The news will impact the jobs of more than 1,200 staffers at the tech giant, and comes as broader economic conditions have deteriorated in recent months amid rising inflation and the Federal Reserve's interest rates hikes. The recent market downturn has especially pummeled the tech sector, where news of hiring freezes, layoffs, and other cost-cutting measures have dominated headlines for months.
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel announced the news in a statement Wednesday, which was shared with CNN Business, saying the company is restructuring to focus on "three strategic priorities: community growth, revenue growth, and augmented reality."
"As a result, we are sunsetting several projects, reducing the size of our team by approximately 20 percent, and announcing the promotion of Jerry Hunter to Chief Operating Officer," Spiegel's statement added.

 
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CNN)Snap Inc., the parent company of the popular app Snapchat, announced plans to lay off some 20% of its more than 6,400 global employees.
The news will impact the jobs of more than 1,200 staffers at the tech giant, and comes as broader economic conditions have deteriorated in recent months amid rising inflation and the Federal Reserve's interest rates hikes. The recent market downturn has especially pummeled the tech sector, where news of hiring freezes, layoffs, and other cost-cutting measures have dominated headlines for months.
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel announced the news in a statement Wednesday, which was shared with CNN Business, saying the company is restructuring to focus on "three strategic priorities: community growth, revenue growth, and augmented reality."
"As a result, we are sunsetting several projects, reducing the size of our team by approximately 20 percent, and announcing the promotion of Jerry Hunter to Chief Operating Officer," Spiegel's statement added.

Snap CEO Evan Spiegel announced the news in a statement Wednesday, which was shared with CNN Business, saying the company is restructuring to focus on "three strategic priorities: community growth, revenue growth, and augmented reality."

Corporate speak for "we're getting our asses kicked!" 😂
 

U.S. Factory Orders Fell in July for First Time in 10 Months​


The summer slump in U.S. manufacturing seen in surveys by private firms and regional Federal Reserve banks was confirmed on Friday by a report showing factory orders fell for the first time in ten months.

The Commerce Department said orders for goods produced in U.S. factories fell one percent. Economists had thought orders would rise 0.2 percent.

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Civiqs Poll: 69% of Voters Say Joe Biden's Economy Is Fairly Bad or Very Bad

For the next 66 days until the midterm elections, the Establishment Media and Democrat allies are going to try and spin and gaslight working class Americans, but we aren't as dumb as Elites think we are. We know damn well how catastrophic this dystopian hellscape Biden has thrust us into truly is.

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Biden's economy is an oxymoron much like Army Intelligence.
 
it’s the economy stupid

According to a Wednesday state run Quinnipiac poll, inflation ranked first at 27 percent, with no other issue reaching double digits.

Polling shows many of these issues are the ones that are important to Americans in the midterm elections. According to a Wednesday Quinnipiac poll, inflation ranked first at 27 percent, with no other issue reaching double digits.

A Rasmussen Reports poll found in August that record high gas prices, the economic recession, and soaring crime are the top three issues for voters heading into the November midterms.

Ninety-two percent were concerned about rising gas prices, while 68 percent were very concerned. Ninety-one percent were concerned about Biden’s economic recession. Sixty-six were very concerned. And 86 percent were concerned about violent crime. Sixty-one percent were very concerned.


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Polling will be lying right up to election day. They will try to bring the socialists across the finish line so not much damage happens to them. Do NOT listen to the polls...either way...look at the history. They will get curb stomped
 

U.S. Factory Orders Fell in July for First Time in 10 Months​


The summer slump in U.S. manufacturing seen in surveys by private firms and regional Federal Reserve banks was confirmed on Friday by a report showing factory orders fell for the first time in ten months.

The Commerce Department said orders for goods produced in U.S. factories fell one percent. Economists had thought orders would rise 0.2 percent.

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Over the last month my company has laid off over 20% of our workforce.

Started with a furlough of 150 production employees…then last Wed 163 out of the corporate office.

Morale is really low…
 
Over the last month my company has laid off over 20% of our workforce.

Started with a furlough of 150 production employees…then last Wed 163 out of the corporate office.

Morale is really low…
Biden promised higher crime and economic stagnation. A double whammy is Biden's inflationary tidal wave and it sure ain't because of demand.
 
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Wait, we thought the economy was booming under Biden

‘Raw Deal’: Small Business Owners Sound The Alarm Over Economy, Poll Shows

The majority of small business owners believe that the U.S. is in a recession as small business optimism remains near an all-time low, according to a new Rasmussen-McLaughlin poll.

Overall, 57% of small business owners believed the U.S. was in a recession, with reports of recession generally increasing the lower the business’ revenue, the poll, conducted Aug. 5 to 28, states. In August, 82% of employers stated that they had either raised prices or would raise prices as a consequence of inflation, up 4 percentage points from 78% in July.


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New U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims in Unexpected Surge

BREAKING: The number of Americans submitting new claims for jobless benefits increased more than expected last week, jumping 29,000 to a seasonally adjusted 219,000 for the week ended October 1, the Department of Labor said Thursday.

The rise in fresh unemployment filings was the highest in four months.

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