Perhaps most alarming, 7 out of 10 people surveyed believed the economy wasn’t getting better — even after they were explicitly told that inflation had eased and unemployment sat near record lows. That preface, designed specifically to persuade voters to brighten their view of the economy, did not seem to move them.
“When we intentionally put our finger on the scale, and 100 percent of people hear good economic indicators before saying if the economy’s going well for them, we still get walloped,” said Adam Green, co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee.
Well, ignoring the fact that the motherfucker still owes me about $600 adjusted for how hard prices of errything at the grocer skyrocketed between the beginning of his term and now, where are the jobs? He claims unemployment is at its lowest rate yet; if that’s the case, why the fuck is my whole family unemployed? Where’s the jobs they can take at?
Like someone else pointed out, “record low unemployment” means people on unemployment payouts, not people who can’t find work