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09/14/2023

Along the Fox River on this cool fall like morning

09/14/2023

They impeached President Trump twice with no evidence and now with mounting evidence of Joe Biden’s corruption as Vice President and now they decry impeachment! Democrats are such hypocrites!!!

What a difference 4 years makes… 09/14/2023

What a lying hypocrite

What a difference 4 years makes…

💰💰Just when you think life under Bidenomics can’t get any worse.💰💰 The runaway inflation that has dominated the economy during Biden’s @potus presidency once again robbed workers of their wages gains in August.

Real average hourly earnings for all U.S. employees decreased 0.5 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Wednesday.

For blue-collar workers, the wage loss was even worse. Real average hourly earnings for what the government describes as “production and nonsupervisory employees” fell 0.6 percent compared with a month earlier.

The real wage declines are the result of consumer prices rising faster than hourly pay. In August, the average hourly earnings of all workers rose 0.2 percent while the consumer price index for wage earners rose 0.8 percent.

The average work week for all employees declined by 0.1 percent, which means the average weekly earnings fell 0.3 percent.

Blue collar workers saw a 0.3 percent increase in their average workweek, which mean real weekly pay held steady. Another way of putting it, however, is that employees had to work longer for the same weekly paycheck after adjusting for inflaation.

Real earnings had been rising in recent weeks, as inflation slowed and wages played catch-up. Combined with 12-months ago, real average hourly earnings are up 0.5 percent. But since the workweek average has declined 0.3 percent, the average real weekly earnings is up only 0.3 percent from a week ago.

For blue collar workers, real average hourly workers are up 0.9 percent compared with a year ago. The average workweek is down 0.6 percent, however, reducing the weekly wage gain to 0.4 percent.

On Tuesday, the Census Bureau reported that last year real median household income dropped 2.3 percent, the biggest decline since 2010. 09/14/2023

Bidenomics is wrecking our economy

💰💰Just when you think life under Bidenomics can’t get any worse.💰💰 The runaway inflation that has dominated the economy during Biden’s @potus presidency once again robbed workers of their wages gains in August. Real average hourly earnings for all U.S. employees decreased 0.5 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Wednesday. For blue-collar workers, the wage loss was even worse. Real average hourly earnings for what the government describes as “production and nonsupervisory employees” fell 0.6 percent compared with a month earlier. The real wage declines are the result of consumer prices rising faster than hourly pay. In August, the average hourly earnings of all workers rose 0.2 percent while the consumer price index for wage earners rose 0.8 percent. The average work week for all employees declined by 0.1 percent, which means the average weekly earnings fell 0.3 percent. Blue collar workers saw a 0.3 percent increase in their average workweek, which mean real weekly pay held steady. Another way of putting it, however, is that employees had to work longer for the same weekly paycheck after adjusting for inflaation. Real earnings had been rising in recent weeks, as inflation slowed and wages played catch-up. Combined with 12-months ago, real average hourly earnings are up 0.5 percent. But since the workweek average has declined 0.3 percent, the average real weekly earnings is up only 0.3 percent from a week ago. For blue collar workers, real average hourly workers are up 0.9 percent compared with a year ago. The average workweek is down 0.6 percent, however, reducing the weekly wage gain to 0.4 percent. On Tuesday, the Census Bureau reported that last year real median household income dropped 2.3 percent, the biggest decline since 2010.

The official tally is in and it is brutal: Americans suffered the biggest drop in household income in 2022 in a dozen years.

Real median household income was $74,580 in 2022, a drop of 2.3 percent from the prior year, the Census Bureau said Tuesday.

This is the biggest drop in household income since 2010, when it household income fell 2.6 percent. That means it is worse than the pandemic decline of 2.2 percent. It is the fourth worst year in records going back to 1985.

The declines were driven by high inflation. The measure of inflation that is used to calculate real income rose 7.8 percent, the worst inflation since 1981. The real median earnings of all workers—including part-time and full-time workers—declined 2.2 percent between 2021 and 2022. Median earnings of those who worked full-time, year-round fell 1.3 percent in 2022.

The figures are even worse once taxes are figured into the equation.  Real median post-tax household income in 2022 fell 8.8 percent in 2022.

Income inequality also got worse in 2022 once taxes are calculated. Pre-tax, income inequality—as measured by an gauge of income distribution called the Gini index—declined for the first time since 2007. After taxes, however, the index increased 3.2 percent. An increase in the Gini index signals increasing income inequality.

The official poverty rate in 2022 was 11.5 percent, with 37.9 million people in poverty. This was unchanged from the prior year. 09/14/2023

Everything Biden touched he ruins! Bidenomics is a disaster for American families.

The official tally is in and it is brutal: Americans suffered the biggest drop in household income in 2022 in a dozen years. Real median household income was $74,580 in 2022, a drop of 2.3 percent from the prior year, the Census Bureau said Tuesday. This is the biggest drop in household income since 2010, when it household income fell 2.6 percent. That means it is worse than the pandemic decline of 2.2 percent. It is the fourth worst year in records going back to 1985. The declines were driven by high inflation. The measure of inflation that is used to calculate real income rose 7.8 percent, the worst inflation since 1981. The real median earnings of all workers—including part-time and full-time workers—declined 2.2 percent between 2021 and 2022. Median earnings of those who worked full-time, year-round fell 1.3 percent in 2022. The figures are even worse once taxes are figured into the equation. Real median post-tax household income in 2022 fell 8.8 percent in 2022. Income inequality also got worse in 2022 once taxes are calculated. Pre-tax, income inequality—as measured by an gauge of income distribution called the Gini index—declined for the first time since 2007. After taxes, however, the index increased 3.2 percent. An increase in the Gini index signals increasing income inequality. The official poverty rate in 2022 was 11.5 percent, with 37.9 million people in poverty. This was unchanged from the prior year.

05/29/2023
Chicago shootings: 41 shot, 9 fatally, in Memorial Day weekend gun violence across city, CPD says 05/29/2023

A typical weekend for Democrat run , pro-criminal Chicago.

Chicago shootings: 41 shot, 9 fatally, in Memorial Day weekend gun violence across city, CPD says At least 41 people have been shot, nine fatally, in Chicago shootings so far this Memorial Day weekend, police said.

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