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Sorry, but most of what you said was wrong. No open door policy, crime is down, the economy is better, etc, etc, etc. I keep saying...sources matter. In computer lingo, it's "garbage in, garbage out". If all you take-in is garbage, you will not be well informed. Who are these people pouring across the southern border? Go to some right wing news outlets and find out what is happening in NYC. Mayor Adams said over 110,000 migrants are now in the city 'With an average of more than 10,000 asylum seekers arriving in our city every month' That is called open borders.
20 cities in the United States with the highest rate of violent crimes
https://sports.yahoo.com/20-cities-united-states-h...Economy getting stronger? Tell that to the average american worker..The economy has a long ways to go before it trickles down to the average american.
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'Everything costs so much. Food is high. Gas is high. It's really hard for me," Stinney, 40, of Goodyear, Arizona, said after a recent 14-hour workday. "I can only imagine what people with a family and kids must be going through."
Patrice Stinney of suburban Phoenix says she works three jobs trying to make ends meet.
As Americans look ahead to another Independence Day and a likely contentious 2024 presidential election, many are feeling fiscal pain as the prices of food, shelter, health care.
As Americans look ahead to another Independence Day and a likely contentious 2024 presidential election, many are feeling fiscal pain as the prices of food, shelter, health care and transportation climb higher than their paychecks. About 52% of Americans participating in a USA TODAY/Suffolk Poll said the United States is too expensive to live in. And about 7 in 10 Americans said stifling inflation and the economy are the nation's top problems today, according to a new Pew Center survey. A majority across age, gender and race told Pew that inflation is "a very big problem."
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/06...When I was in the Navy, one big inducement was saving for college The military would match your savingsBlended Retirement System and the TSP
If you joined the military on or after Jan. 1, 2018, or you opted into the BRS, the government will automatically contribute 1% of your basic pay to the TSP even if you don't contribute any money yourself. If you do pay into the TSP, the government will match your contribution, up to a maximum of 5% of your basic pay.
Methinks you should stop your snobbery and find new sources your left wing rags etc do not tell you because they are detrimental to liberals, dems and Biden,
