Analysts: A manufacturing investment supercycle is starting

[President Johnson]

Welcome to Dark Brandon's America.

https://twitter.com/MeidasTouch/status/1682110115955245056

[HillGoose]

the man will try and tell u that kondratiev waves r "pseudoscience" tho

[Santander]

Protectionism is bad.

[Crumpets]

Teach the coders to smelt!

[jojoju1998]

Teach the coders to smelt!

On the contrary, many manufacturing jobs today require a combination of technology, and hands on work.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xNMYLPE_jM

[Vice President Christian Man]

Biden deserves credit when it's due. If he can revive the Rust Belt then he might end up as the Democrat's Reagan in a lot of ways.

[Benjamin Frank]

the man will try and tell u that kondratiev waves r "pseudoscience" tho

Kondratiev waves are pseudoscience.

[Landslide Lyndon]

I don't know man.
I think Hunter's dick pics might be more important to the average voter.

[GP270watch]

 This is what I've been saying all along the bills Biden passed are incredible investments in America's economy and infrastructure. These are investments we've been sorely missing for decades. It's really a shame that the Democratic Party is so bad at messaging and most of the corporate media hammers his spending bills more than they talk about the multiple ways it's delivering for Americans.

[DaleCooper]

Cost of housing is all that matters. No one will actually like the economy again until that becomes reasonable. I'd rather have cheap housing and fewer jobs than many jobs and overpriced housing.

[Ferguson97]

Cost of housing is all that matters. No one will actually like the economy again until that becomes reasonable. I'd rather have cheap housing and fewer jobs than many jobs and overpriced housing.

Cost of housing as been an issue for decades. People were fine with the economy in 2019. I don't buy that this is the biggest driving factor in how voters respond to polls asking how they feel about the economy.

[DaleCooper]

Cost of housing is all that matters. No one will actually like the economy again until that becomes reasonable. I'd rather have cheap housing and fewer jobs than many jobs and overpriced housing.

Cost of housing as been an issue for decades. People were fine with the economy in 2019. I don't buy that this is the biggest driving factor in how voters respond to polls asking how they feel about the economy.

I don't believe that most people were fine with it in 2019. I think polls were inflated by homeowners who loved that they were getting free money from prices skyrocketing out of control.

[OSR stands with Israel]

Cost of housing is all that matters. No one will actually like the economy again until that becomes reasonable. I'd rather have cheap housing and fewer jobs than many jobs and overpriced housing.

Cost of housing as been an issue for decades. People were fine with the economy in 2019. I don't buy that this is the biggest driving factor in how voters respond to polls asking how they feel about the economy.

I don't believe that most people were fine with it in 2019. I think polls were inflated by homeowners who loved that they were getting free money from prices skyrocketing out of control.

Pretty much every poll from early 2018 to early 2020(right before COVID hit) had 60-70% of Americans saying they thought the economy was going good. This includes an exit poll from 2018 which had 68% of Americans saying they thought the economy was in good place so you are wrong about that.

Btw housing prices in 2018-19 were not as high as they are now though



Source: https://awealthofcommonsense.com/2021/09/why-u-s-housing-prices-arent-as-crazy-as-you-think/


As long as you were willing to live in the suburbs or sunbelt in 2018-19 , housing was not that expensive. Since 2020 though, housing prices have gone up a lot even in the suburbs and sunbelt as well.

[Ferguson97]

Cost of housing is all that matters. No one will actually like the economy again until that becomes reasonable. I'd rather have cheap housing and fewer jobs than many jobs and overpriced housing.

Cost of housing as been an issue for decades. People were fine with the economy in 2019. I don't buy that this is the biggest driving factor in how voters respond to polls asking how they feel about the economy.

I don't believe that most people were fine with it in 2019. I think polls were inflated by homeowners who loved that they were getting free money from prices skyrocketing out of control.

Is there evidence that these homeowners were disproportionately likely to respond to polls, and that pollsters were not properly weighting for this response bias?

[DaleCooper]

Cost of housing is all that matters. No one will actually like the economy again until that becomes reasonable. I'd rather have cheap housing and fewer jobs than many jobs and overpriced housing.

Cost of housing as been an issue for decades. People were fine with the economy in 2019. I don't buy that this is the biggest driving factor in how voters respond to polls asking how they feel about the economy.

I don't believe that most people were fine with it in 2019. I think polls were inflated by homeowners who loved that they were getting free money from prices skyrocketing out of control.

Is there evidence that these homeowners were disproportionately likely to respond to polls, and that pollsters were not properly weighting for this response bias?

You know, I hate to be this way, but I don't care about or trust any of these polls at all, especially the ones from 2020 and earlier.