An Economy in Peril: Understanding Biden’s Recent Actions and the Impending Recession

by | Sep 15, 2023 | Recession News | 20 comments

An Economy in Peril: Understanding Biden’s Recent Actions and the Impending Recession




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AN ORCHESTRATED RECESSION…👀 WHAT BIDEN JUST DID???

In a shocking turn of events, President Joe Biden has been accused of orchestrating a recession in the United States. Critics argue that his recent policy decisions have only served to harm the economy and undermine the prosperity of the American people. While these claims may seem bold and unwarranted, there are indeed some valid concerns surrounding the actions taken during Biden’s first months in office.

One of the key policies that raised alarm bells is the decision to increase corporate taxes. Biden’s proposal aims to raise the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28% in an effort to generate revenue for his ambitious infrastructure plans. Critics argue that this move will ultimately discourage businesses from investing and expanding, stifling economic growth and job creation. With lesser resources at their disposal, businesses may resort to downsizing or halting expansion plans altogether, leading to unforeseen economic consequences.

Another contentious move is the proposed increase in the minimum wage to $15 per hour. While the intention behind this decision is to improve the lives of low-income workers, opponents argue that it will have adverse effects on small businesses. The sudden increase in labor costs, they fear, will force small businesses to cut back on staff, reduce working hours, or even shut down completely. This could lead to widespread job losses and a reduction in economic activity, ultimately contributing to a recessionary environment.

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Furthermore, Biden’s administration has increased regulations, particularly in sectors like energy and finance. While regulatory measures are often viewed as necessary, critics argue that the extent and timing of these regulations could impede economic recovery. Stringent energy regulations, for instance, may increase costs for businesses, threatening their profitability and making it more challenging for them to invest in growth and job creation. Similarly, tighter financial regulations may hinder lending and investments, impacting economic expansion.

Another factor that has raised concern is the colossal amount of debt the Biden administration plans to incur. With trillions of dollars in proposed spending, there are legitimate worries over how this debt will be managed and repaid. Critics argue that excessive spending, coupled with potentially higher interest rates, could spiral the country into an economic downturn, mirroring the consequences of the 2008 financial crisis.

However, it is essential to note that supporters of President Biden’s policies argue that these measures are necessary and justified. They contend that the proposed tax increases on corporations and the wealthiest individuals aim to redistribute wealth and reduce income inequality, ultimately benefiting the economy as a whole. They argue that higher minimum wages will alleviate poverty and stimulate consumer spending, boosting economic growth in the long run.

While the accusations of an orchestrated recession under President Biden’s administration are indeed contentious, it is important to evaluate the policies objectively and weigh the potential consequences against their intended benefits. The true impact of these decisions will only become clear in the coming months and years as they unfold. In the meantime, rigorous debate and analysis are necessary to ensure the well-being of the American economy and its citizens.

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20 Comments

  1. werushka

    .25¢ a gallon i remember. Yes.

  2. XYZ Xanth

    We will be like old china riding bikes

  3. XYZ Xanth

    We will be like old china riding bikes

  4. Lisa Lisa

    ALMIGHTY GOD has already told us that HE was going to intervene. It will be HIS RESET NOT their's. GOD will interrupt their plans.

  5. Lisa Lisa

    Joe is not the antichrist. however ALMIGHTY GOD told us dearly on that HIS hand was NOT on JB, because he is illegitimate, He is an emperor with no clothes. This person personating JB is an ACTOR, because JB is NOT able to function, so there are actors put in his place.

  6. Ann Kazunas

    I thought these i call them bubbles but now I belive they just may be orbs. I see them at night around my house on sercurity system. Sometimes there are so many I can't even count them all and lately there have only few of them.

  7. hoopteeman

    bullshit orbs r buggs

  8. hoopteeman

    U better!!!

  9. SAAA Rice

    God bless us.

  10. carol stowe

    Amen Brthe I know thos Prayers for the World

  11. Randall Johnson

    For sure the government has been taken over by demonic interference. They all are compromised or in compliance .

  12. Dawne winona Moore

    PHL HAS BIKE TRAILS AND MORE HAVE BEEN MADE

  13. Martin Gomez

    Is the sugar industry that’s running low and which is the main source that everyone, every chain and every industry uses sugar and their keeping it quiet!

  14. Wade Wheelington II

    Labor the power went out and the gas stations went out while people were pumping gas.
    I wish I could talk to you directly to tell you what happened.

  15. Dick Savage

    Lansing and E Lansing, Mi run by communist mayors and councils. Stealing car lanes for bike lanes and revitalizing for 15 minute satanic cities.

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