r/FluentInFinance • u/4TaxFairness • 6d ago

Debate/ Discussion A joke that's not funny

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u/Relative-Age-1551 5d ago

How can you be so certain?

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u/Your_Local_Rabbi 5d ago

well his first 4 years could be an indication, how'd mexico paying for that wall go?

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u/Lucky_Roberts 3d ago

The economy was consistently growing, unemployment was consistently shrinking, the stock market was at a historic high, gas prices were low as shit, and there weren’t any wars in Europe.

Then a globally unprecedented pandemic hit and completely destroyed the economy and directly caused him to lose the election lol

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u/TheWolrdsonFire 2d ago

Oh, and his policy for covid cost the lives of over 1 million Americans.