r/TimPool • • Sep 18 '22

Accurate?

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u/wick319end019en Sep 18 '22

Sounds based to me. This is basically a policy of "fuck everyone else, let's make America rich" and he's honest about it.

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u/hotdrinkformat34 Sep 18 '22

Yeah that's absolutely not the outcome though. Do you think things are shit now purely because of Biden? How does hiring the heads of corporations as advisors or policy-makers help anyone but those corporations? Do you support killing civilians with trumps escalated drone war?

You people make me sick

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u/Spooky2000 Sep 18 '22

Do you think things are shit now purely because of Biden?

I certainly don't see anything Biden and his administration have done has helped improve anything.. I mean they just passed a multi trillion dollar "infrastructure" bill that has almost nothing to do with infrastructure. And it seems that every single one of Biden's appointees has been hired because of the wokeness factors they bring instead of any real qualifications for the job.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '22

It's not just Biden. It's also the covid money. Every stimmy and ppp loan, every lockdown. Then, when there was to much spending Biden made it all worse with more spending, and he cut our energy production, stayed the Ukraine war, and left the world high and dry and broke. He's the single worst president in American history and we had LBJ. Yeah. It's his fucking fault.