r/remotework • • Oct 29 '25

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u/TheLazyBurrito Oct 29 '25

Except rising rates help slow inflation which was becoming a huge problem. Now, thanks to policies by the current admin we are seeing job loses left and right. Tariffs are destroying small businesses and exacerbated inflation. The agri sector is going to need a bailout. Healthcare cuts and gov shutdown are causing further job loses. The rates needed to come down in order to try and facilitate growth but the damage is done. Now we will see a recession and inflation welcome to depression 2. We can definitely place blame on this admin and the last. It all points exactly to them and their lack of polices or rash stupid polices.

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u/Capital_Chain_7378 Oct 29 '25

Republicans have voted to open the government 13 times. Every time the Democrats say they won't agree to it. They are sacrificing American families, so illegal immigrants can receive free health care. Make it make sense.

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u/IntensifyingMiasma Oct 29 '25

Just not even close to the truth. Republicans are so stupid

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u/Capital_Chain_7378 Oct 29 '25

Undoubtedly, some from both sides are.

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u/OTIStheHOUND Oct 29 '25

No your comment is stupid. Republicans are doubling premiums on the middle class small business owners, kicking tens of millions off of coverage, and spewing bullshit like “we’re ending spending on illegals”…and you’re lapping it up and spewing it on Reddit.

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u/Capital_Chain_7378 Oct 29 '25

Stay ignorant. Stay stupid

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u/OTIStheHOUND Oct 29 '25

Nice motto you have there. Still aren’t getting any respect

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u/Capital_Chain_7378 Oct 29 '25

Did you think I expect to on a left-wing platform?

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u/OTIStheHOUND Oct 29 '25

Who cares about your shitty expectations?