re: No end to the dem lies

how so? it was basically the same bill repubs already passed while trump was in office…

“The bill is nearly identical to H.R. 2, but removes the mandate for employers to verify a worker’s immigration status and employment eligibility, and includes about $9 billion in grant programs for border states.

Texas Republican Chip Roy agreed that the bill would not become law, and expressed his frustration that the GOP would not try to leverage foreign aid money for it.
“Republicans continue to campaign on securing the border and then refuse to use any leverage to actually secure the border,” Roy said. “We should get it signed into law but the only way to force Democrats to do it is to use leverage.”

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no democrat, but my man republicans refused to pass the border bill so trump could campaign on it.

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That’s one of the biggest lies. That bill was garbage, it was so bad even 7 democrats voted against it. Do some research instead of repeating Dem talking points.

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im a facts man. inflation was 8% in 2021. now it’s 2.6

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Ok now you’re just trolling

how so? it was basically the same bill repubs already passed while trump was in office…

“The bill is nearly identical to H.R. 2, but removes the mandate for employers to verify a worker’s immigration status and employment eligibility, and includes about $9 billion in grant programs for border states.

Texas Republican Chip Roy agreed that the bill would not become law, and expressed his frustration that the GOP would not try to leverage foreign aid money for it.
“Republicans continue to campaign on securing the border and then refuse to use any leverage to actually secure the border,” Roy said. “We should get it signed into law but the only way to force Democrats to do it is to use leverage.”

my man if you want have a conversation don't link to propaganda. and yes both parties suck. anyway, here’s reality from the horse’s mouth:

how so? it was basically the same bill repubs already passed while trump was in office…

“The bill is nearly identical to H.R. 2, but removes the mandate for employers to verify a worker’s immigration status and employment eligibility, and includes about $9 billion in grant programs for border states.

Texas Republican Chip Roy agreed that the bill would not become law, and expressed his frustration that the GOP would not try to leverage foreign aid money for it.
“Republicans continue to campaign on securing the border and then refuse to use any leverage to actually secure the border,” Roy said. “We should get it signed into law but the only way to force Democrats to do it is to use leverage.”

When Biden took office in 2021 inflation was not 8% and you know it.

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im no democrat, but my man republicans refused to pass the border bill so trump could campaign on it.

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Cause the Democrat anti-inflation bill worked so well. This is one of the problems with 1000 page bills, the masses just go by the name of the bill because no one is going to read it. So, Democrats name bills that they know the people support while the bill does totally unrelated stuff.

why was it bad specifically. it was more or less the same bill.

how so? it was basically the same bill repubs already passed while trump was in office…

“The bill is nearly identical to H.R. 2, but removes the mandate for employers to verify a worker’s immigration status and employment eligibility, and includes about $9 billion in grant programs for border states.

Texas Republican Chip Roy agreed that the bill would not become law, and expressed his frustration that the GOP would not try to leverage foreign aid money for it.
“Republicans continue to campaign on securing the border and then refuse to use any leverage to actually secure the border,” Roy said. “We should get it signed into law but the only way to force Democrats to do it is to use leverage.”

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we were at 8% now we are at 2.6%. something worked. like pumping more gas than any country in the history of the world

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Inflation is driven by injecting money into the economy. One way the federal government does this is through deficit spending, spending money it doesn’t have by borrowing or creating new funds. The math is clear: spending trillions of dollars you don’t have ultimately contributes to inflation, math is math.

A decline in the reported inflation rate doesn’t mean prices are decreasing; it simply means that prices are rising at a slower rate. The inflation percentage measures the rate of growth, not the actual price level. For instance, if an item cost $1.00 ten years ago and inflation was 4%, it would increase to $1.04 the following year. If that same item now costs $10.00 and inflation is 2%, its price still rises by $0.20 in a year. The percentage is lower, but the dollar increase is larger because the base price is higher.

This distinction is important when looking at the impact on everyday people. Inflation isn’t as important when wages grow proportionally with price increases. However, when wages fail to keep pace with inflation like what’s happening, people feel it.

For the average person, the real pain of inflation isn’t in percentages but in purchasing power. People experience inflation not as a rate of growth but as the erosion of what their income can buy, and right now people can buy a lot less than they could 4 years ago.

You are listening to a headline. That bill was strictly about enhancing the abilities to process them in faster and hiring more people to do it. Well that and even more money to Ukraine which has nothing to do with the border. Read and learn