I'd like to know which economist's are actually advising the dims. Yellen doesn't count as she's been a politician for decades.I got in late last night. So Joe Pags was on the radio. DEM's keep calling into to promote privatizing police. "DUH" that will not work.
Even in Econ 101 it's taught that artificial economy stimulus will cause inflation.
And back to Paulie's op, the easiest way to make crime illegal is to simply enforce exsisting laws. Originally Posted by Unique_Carpenter
You should be on the ark.... Someone went overboard recently.... so there is an open spot....
And back to Paulie's op, the easiest way to make crime illegal is to simply enforce exsisting laws. Originally Posted by Unique_Carpenter
I got in late last night. So Joe Pags was on the radio. DEM's keep calling into to promote privatizing police. "DUH" that will not work.Look no further than private prisons....
... And back to Paulie's op, the easiest way to make crime illegal is to simply enforce exsisting laws. Originally Posted by Unique_Carpenter
You should be on the ark.... Someone went overboard recently.... so there is an open spot.... Originally Posted by Paulie RockstarThank you, but I have my own boat.
the jobless rate so much higher in Democratic-run states?
By The Editorial Board
July 22, 2021 6:40 pm ET
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A 'Help Wanted' sign is posted beside Coronavirus safety guidelines in front of a restaurant in Los Angeles, California.
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Our liberal friends like to say the U.S. is experiencing a two-track pandemic recovery. They’re right about the symptoms but wrong about the diagnosis. The Labor Department’s state jobs report for June, released last Friday, shows an increasing economic divergence between states run by Republicans and Democrats, and the real reasons are worth noting.
Democratic-led states are also continuing the Democratic Congress’s $300 unemployment benefit bonus through Labor Day, while most Republican governors have ended theirs early. This is probably contributing to the stubbornly high unemployment and slower labor force recovery in Democratic states.
Even President Biden conceded on Wednesday, at his CNN town hall, that “there’s some evidence” that not having to pay rent and “being able to provide for unemployment insurance has kept people from going back to work.” There’s more than some evidence, but we’ll take the concession to reality.
Speaking of which....
Next you'll be telling me that defunding the police will lead to more crime..... Originally Posted by Paulie Rockstar
New York City, where murder increased 47% in 2020, provides a clear case of how local factors came to a head. City jails that once held over 21,000 people had fewer than 8,000 inmates by 2019. In January 2020, state bail reforms took effect, spurring the release of about 1,000 inmates just before the pandemic began. In April, another 1,500 inmates were released to prevent the spread of Covid in the jails.This can also be described as a "No shilt Sherlock" moment....
Amid the pandemic, the work of the courts slowed and fewer people were detained for committing crimes. New York police officials reported that in 2020 about 40% of those arrested for gun possession were released on their own recognizance, pending indefinitely postponed prosecution. Meanwhile, in the face of rising protests, proactive quality-of-life stops, tickets and arrests plunged by 90% or more, even as routine requests for police intervention rose by almost 50%.
Behind the Energy Crisis: Fossil Fuel Investment Drops, and Renewables Aren’t ReadyThat's ok, after the Chinese hypersonic nukes obliterate everything standing, we'll be warmed in our caves by the golden fallout.
The transition to cleaner energy sources isn’t far enough along to meet a surge in demand Originally Posted by Paulie Rockstar
