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<blockquote data-quote="ThxOne" data-source="post: 8885322" data-attributes="member: 675210">Oh I did. Show me the left going after the left.There you go again being dramatic.Who has Trump put in jail for opposing him. I&#039;ll wait.Clearly Trump was right about election interference... he won this one in a landslide.Yeah, this is America. **** your feelings.How many videos are there of libs stealing Trump signs, setting Trump signs on fire or just generally being violent towards Trump supporters?Here, deny this shit Rob:&quot;The CPI has risen almost 20% under Mr. Biden, but that doesn’t even include some major expenses for millions of Americans, like the cost of homeownership. The monthly mortgage payment on a median-price home has increased a stratospheric 115% on Mr. Biden’s watch.Unfortunately, there’s no end in sight for “Bidenflation.”The president and his big-spender allies in Congress have already added $6.9 trillion to the federal debt, and his Treasury Department recently announced that it expects to borrow almost $900 billion more in the third quarter of this year alone.Worse yet, the White House is pushing for a $7.3 trillion budget next year—a level never seen before—and all that spending will mean more borrowing and more inflation. That’s particularly troubling since inflation has already begun re-accelerating in recent months&quot;. - Originally written by the Washington Times.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ThxOne, post: 8885322, member: 675210"] Oh I did. Show me the left going after the left. There you go again being dramatic. Who has Trump put in jail for opposing him. I'll wait. Clearly Trump was right about election interference... he won this one in a landslide. Yeah, this is America. **** your feelings. How many videos are there of libs stealing Trump signs, setting Trump signs on fire or just generally being violent towards Trump supporters? Here, deny this shit Rob: "The CPI has risen almost 20% under Mr. Biden, but that doesn’t even include some major expenses for millions of Americans, like the cost of homeownership. The monthly mortgage payment on a median-price home has increased a stratospheric 115% on Mr. Biden’s watch. Unfortunately, there’s no end in sight for “Bidenflation.” The president and his big-spender allies in Congress have already added $6.9 trillion to the federal debt, and his Treasury Department recently announced that it expects to borrow almost $900 billion more in the third quarter of this year alone. Worse yet, the White House is pushing for a $7.3 trillion budget next year—a level never seen before—and all that spending will mean more borrowing and more inflation. That’s particularly troubling since inflation has already begun re-accelerating in recent months". - Originally written by the Washington Times. [/QUOTE]

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