Unions will do no good for your salary increases when cities and counties have to cut funding and lay people off due to an over inflated economy from the result of first time home buyer handouts and tax increases
Tax increases are deflationary, so that would do the opposite of “inflating the economy.” I’m assuming you’re referring to currency inflation, otherwise I suppose you could mean economic growth? Regardless, Trump INCREASED taxes on the working class! And a homebuyer credit would have a negligible impact on inflation, while improving access to housing and incentivizing increased housing construction.
Ya the thing is people can say literally anything but at the end of the day, I make 40k more per year than I did when trump was in office, spend way less money on non necessities, yet have wayyyyy less money left over after bills.
Yep, most people on reddit love their blinders and completely ignore that fact. I’ve pretty much given up on Reddit for any type of political discussion. It’s useless. Blows me away people are going to willingly vote for the continuation of the failed Biden/Harris regime.
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Never once, shows how smooth brained you are to suggest so. Honestly, I was ready for an entirely new candidate to continue putting America first, but here we are.
I scored high enough because I didn’t have liberal brain rot. Did the residency points get you hired, or were there 2 other candidates without certifications?
Between you and me if it was up to me, we wouldn’t even do interviews. A retired FDNY guy told me once, “when a department does interviews, that’s when you know the fix is in“.
I get the logic of wanting to see, or at least attempting to see, what kind of person you’re actually hiring, but there’s too much potential for fuckery.
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