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- All workers must be paid a living wage for their labor.
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Ok, so ... Biden's economic policies are worse than Trump's were?
Or perhaps a tiny thing called war in Europe and worst pandemic in a century is having some teeny tiny effects in world economy. But when you detect a fire inside your house, it's often smarter to use a fire extinguisher to douse it, not gasoline.
This is a cherry picked headline based on the stockmarket crashing immediately after covid/lockdowns hit. Its a good thing that Biden's economy has fully recovered since then. There was no guarantee that we wouldn't be in a depression after the lockdowns. The fact that the economy and stock market are back to normal after covid is not a bad thing, despite the scary sounding headline.
"When the firefighter arrived, 50% of the building was burned. When they left, 70%."
Under your logic, firefighters used gasoline to burn the other 20%.