Don't know if anyone else has noticed, but they dropped the airhead
buzzword "Bidenomics" like a lead brick after months of the puppet
chanting it hundreds of times, easy to see why.

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US national debt hits $34 TRILLION for the first time in history, as
federal funding deadlines loom - and it could affect your finances

Federal debt soared to $34 trillion on December 29, according to
Treasury data
A higher debt load could put upward pressure on inflation, experts
warn
Lawmakers face deadlines for permanent budgets in January and February

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/yourmoney/consumer/article-12922821/us-national-debt-trillion-401k.html
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Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for
light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.

JeSSe wrote:
> Don't know if anyone else has noticed, but they dropped the airhead
> buzzword "Bidenomics" like a lead brick after months of the puppet
> chanting it hundreds of times, easy to see why.
>
> ``````````
>
> US national debt hits $34 TRILLION for the first time in history, as
> federal funding deadlines loom - and it could affect your finances
>
>     Federal debt soared to $34 trillion on December 29, according to
> Treasury data
>     A higher debt load could put upward pressure on inflation, experts
> warn
>     Lawmakers face deadlines for permanent budgets in January and February
>
> https://www.dailymail.co.uk/yourmoney/consumer/article-12922821/us-national-debt-trillion-401k.html
>

DING - Even the wingnuts saw the vulgar irony of associating this sickly
puppets corroded name with economic prosperity, in light of the obvious
crippling damage they are doing to the economy.

So of course, their solution isn't to stop the crippling economic
damage, but rather just call it something else so it isn't used as ready
made ammo in 2024

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Dec 3, 2023 -
Politics & Policy
House Democrats ditch "Bidenomics" messaging

House Democrats have rejected the White House's months-long campaign to
sell the term "Bidenomics."

Why it matters: Democrats are going into the 2024 election divided on
how to communicate about the economy at a time when most voters are
dissatisfied with it.

What's happening: House Democratic leadership stopped pushing the term
months ago.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and House Majority
PAC, two key fundraising arms, are also avoiding it on social media and
press releases, as polling indicates the tagline is ineffective.
In a meeting this past summer to discuss economic messaging
strategy, House Democrats decided to stick with "People Over Politics"
rather than "Bidenomics," one senior Democratic leadership aide told Axios.

Zoom in: The "Bidenomics" catchphrase seemed to present a host of
issues, according to Democratic sources.

The term was seen as tone-deaf to voters still struggling
economically and also invoked a president with lackluster polling numbers.
One Democratic strategist said the biggest problem wasn't using
"Biden," but that the term was too philosophical and required too much
explanation.
Democrats across the board intend to keep many of the policies
behind the "Bidenomics" tagline front and center heading into 2024.

https://www.axios.com/2023/12/03/house-democrats-bidenomics-2024-elections-biden

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