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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Fake news, Fake news, and Fake news.




I just gave you the real numbers, and they're a lot higher than 37%. And they're from the only polling aggregator to come close to reality in the last 12 years. You were paying attention to 538 because they told you what you wanted to hear, and now you're making the same mistakes and cherry picking your own singular polls like they did. 538 no longer exists today.




I am the Independent, dipshit. You're a die-hard, straight-ticket, Democrat voting lemming.

And your party is fucking dead.

Your only choice is going to be your party or Trump. And everybody hates your party.

You'd better start a new one.

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Originally posted by THG:
Gallup Politics
July 24, 2025
Independents Drive Trump's Approval to 37% Second-Term Low
https://news.gallup.com/poll/692879/independents-drive-trump-approval-
second-term-low.aspx

The election is more than a year away. The worst effects of Trumps economy are now hitting. Prices are going up. When the government opens the job market numbers come out. Hint hint, expectations are it isn't good.

And there’s more. Like the fact that there are going to be a million less truckloads of products to deliver from this September to next. Means again, higher prices.
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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Yup. The average gas price around me during Trump 1.0 was around $2.30 per gallon. It's been anywhere from $1.00 to $1.50 more per gallon the entire time Joe Biden* was President.

Recently, gas prices here have fallen to $2.80.

Let's see if it continues to drop and if it holds...

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Originally posted by THG:
tick tock...

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tick tock...

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Go fuck yourself, retard. It was $4.00 a gallon the whole time your idiot was President.

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Originally posted by THG:
Trump hits new RECORD low of ANY President since 1977

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:

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Originally posted by THG:
Gallup Politics
July 24, 2025
Independents Drive Trump's Approval to 37% Second-Term Low
https://news.gallup.com/poll/692879/independents-drive-trump-approval-
second-term-low.aspx

The election is more than a year away. The worst effects of Trumps economy are now hitting. Prices are going up. When the government opens the job market numbers come out. Hint hint, expectations are it isn't good.

And there’s more. Like the fact that there are going to be a million less truckloads of products to deliver from this September to next. Means again, higher prices.
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On the day you posted this nonsense, reports showed gas prices were the lowest in more than 4 years, since just after Lord Darth Obiden inherited Trump's low energy prices, before cranking them up.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/articles/2025/10/gas-prices-hit-four-year-l
ow-under-trump/
A few days before, Treasury reported the largest monthly surplus ever. Customs Duties are 295% over a year ago.
https://www.fiscal.treasury.gov/files/reports-statements/mts/budget-su
mmary-with-adjusted-differences-report-september-2025.pdf
The Stock Markets keep hitting record highs.
Gold prices are hitting record highs.
October unemployment figures, normally published first Friday in November, will show how much The Trump has reduced Federal payroll from the ranks of waste fraud abuse. All those jobs that Libtards insist must be filled by Illegal Alien Invaders will be available for government workers to start doing.

At some point we need to ask: what planet are you on? Everything you said is Fake News.
Who can even fathom taking you seriously?

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:

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Originally posted by THG:
Gallup Politics
July 24, 2025
Independents Drive Trump's Approval to 37% Second-Term Low
https://news.gallup.com/poll/692879/independents-drive-trump-approval-
second-term-low.aspx

The election is more than a year away. The worst effects of Trumps economy are now hitting. Prices are going up. When the government opens the job market numbers come out. Hint hint, expectations are it isn't good.

And there’s more. Like the fact that there are going to be a million less truckloads of products to deliver from this September to next. Means again, higher prices.
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On the day you posted this nonsense, reports showed gas prices were the lowest in more than 4 years, since just after Lord Darth Obiden inherited Trump's low energy prices, before cranking them up.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/articles/2025/10/gas-prices-hit-four-year-l
ow-under-trump/
A few days before, Treasury reported the largest monthly surplus ever. Customs Duties are 295% over a year ago.
https://www.fiscal.treasury.gov/files/reports-statements/mts/budget-su
mmary-with-adjusted-differences-report-september-2025.pdf
The Stock Markets keep hitting record highs.
Gold prices are hitting record highs.
October unemployment figures, normally published first Friday in November, will show how much The Trump has reduced Federal payroll from the ranks of waste fraud abuse. All those jobs that Libtards insist must be filled by Illegal Alien Invaders will be available for government workers to start doing.

At some point we need to ask: what planet are you on? Everything you said is Fake News.
Who can even fathom taking you seriously?

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Sorry, but I got distracted the other day.
WTF are you talking about truckloads?
Are you saying that only Illegal Alien Invaders can drive Trucks anymore?

George Steponallofus interviewed the top guy at Walmart about the delusional economic disaster. He reported that the Thanksgiving Basket was a complete assortment of Thanksgiving feast to feed 4, which Walmart started in 2022. This year the Basket is the lowest price it has ever been. It is $14 less than last year, down to under $40 to feed 4 a complete Thanksgiving Dinner. Walmart is also selling Butterball Turkey for the lowest price since 2019.

Are you talking about your Happy Meal costing more after you forced $25 minimum wage?

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SIDNER: All right, let's talk about the government shutdown. It's the second longest in U.S. history. And as it drags on, since we're talking about the economy leaving hundreds of thousands of Americans without a paycheck, how are Americans feeling right now about the economy?

CNN's Harry Enten is here now to run the numbers.

A lot of talk about the economy.

HARRY ENTEN, CNN CHIEF DATA ANALYST: Yes.

SIDNER: You just heard those numbers, that inflation going up, which is not what anyone wants to see. But you said you found something surprising about how Americans feel about the economy.

ENTEN: Yes, quite surprising. I would -- honestly, sometimes you look at the numbers and you just go, whoa, it kind of pops off the screen. This is going to be a contrarian take.

What are we talking about? Well, you know, Matt was mentioning about the econ playing such an important role in last year's presidential election. The top problem facing the U.S. is economic per Gallup. Last year, look at this, 43 percent at this time, 43 percent of Americans said the top problem was economic.

Come to this side of the screen. It's just considerably different. We're talking about 24 percent. We're talking about a drop of nearly 20 points. And more than that, we're talking about across all of the different political groups, right, Democrats, independents, Republicans. We see that the percentage who say the top problem is economic has been falling, has been falling, has been falling through the floor.

And more than that, you know, we're talking about inflation. The percentage of Americans who say that the top problem is inflation has also been falling, which is, I think, very surprising given all the news that we are hearing about the economy.

SIDNER: It really is surprising.

How does this compare to like the historical look at how people feel about the economy?

ENTEN: OK. So, you know, let's talk about -- we'll go through history, right. Let's take a look. The top problem facing the -- facing the United States is economic. And the average midterm election, it's 35 percent, it's 35 percent.

Look at where we are now. Again, it's 24 percent. It is lower. Fewer Americans right now are saying the top problem is economic than historically have said that the top problem is economic. So, it's not only that the top problem being economic is lower than we were at this time last year. It is lower than we have historically been, despite all the news about how the economy is supposedly softening.

So, you just look at these numbers, and you just go to yourself, wait a minute, there's something going on here with the American public whereby you're getting all this economic news, but yet the percentage of Americans who say the top problem is economic has actually been falling and is lower than it normally is.

SIDNER: It's fascinating.

All right, how are people feeling about the shutdown vis a vis whether that's having an impact on the economy?

ENTEN: You know, the story of this segment has essentially been that fewer people are saying that the economy is a top problem than historically were or were a year ago. And so, perhaps not surprisingly, we'll end on this note. Harm shutdown is having on the economy, a great deal or quite a bit. Back in 2013, the last time we had this measure during a shutdown, it was 65 percent. You come over to this side of the screen. Again, it's significantly lower. It's 48 percent. It's less than a majority.

So, what we're talking about here is, again, fewer Americans are saying the top problem is economic compared to last year and historically. And what we're seeing is fewer Americans are saying that the shutdown is causing a great deal or quite a bit of harm to the economy.

So, at this particular point, yes, it is true that perhaps Americans don't like the direction that the economy is going. But where it ranks on their list of issues, he's actually been falling.

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
So far, not so good...

Back up to $3.08 to $3.22 by me today.

Can't call this one a win unless they get it back around $2.50 and it sticks.

All the bouncing around is going to do is make a bunch of profit for industries that rely heavily on transportation costs, and they'll just pocket that in between the spikes in prices and the savings will not be passed on to consumers.

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For all that I've blessed, and all that I've wronged. In dreams until my death, I will wander on.

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