Radical..

 

Economics..

Sen. Bernie Sanders said Sunday he’s worried about turnout levels of young Democratic voters ahead of the November midterm elections.

The Vermont senator said, “I am worried about the level of voter turnout among young people and working people who will be voting Democratic.

Sanders continued to suggest that Democrats should frame their midterm approach around economic talking points — and not abortion — to drive turnout.

Sanders, who is chair of the Senate Budget Committee, backed President Joe Biden on opposing the elimination of the debt ceiling, projected to be a key issue should Republicans take back the House and Senate in November.  “You have to increase the debt ceiling,” Sanders said.

That spending brought inflation and disastrous economic problems that will poor people are paying for the high prices of food, energy etc. Just a thought.

Talk..

 

At the start of the meeting in the Bavarian Alps, four of the Group of Seven rich nations moved to ban imports of Russian gold to tighten the sanctions squeeze on Moscow and cut off its means of financing.

A French presidency official said Paris would push for a price cap on oil and gas and was open to discussing a U.S. proposal.

The G7 leaders did agree on a pledge to raise $600 billion in private and public funds for developing countries to counter China's growing influence and soften the impact soaring food and energy prices.

G7 host German Chancellor Olaf Scholz invited Senegal, Argentina, Indonesia, India and South Africa as partner nations at the summit. Many countries of the global south are concerned about the collateral damage from Western sanctions on Russia.

Was that a bad planning from the G7 or a biblical fate "If you set a trap for others, you will get caught in it yourself. If you roll a boulder down on others, it will crush you instead?"

Say..

 

Anger..

 

Move..

 

The Party realized the wrongdoing and got rid of two Prime Ministers one after the other. Shape up.

Joey..

 

Inflation..

 

The Inflation in both countries started first at the United States when the secretary of treasury and the Federal Reserve Chair indicated that the inflation that we see is "Transitory." The secretary indicated that this inflation is caused by rise in gas prices.

Then the Liberal President wanted the G7- the free world, to follow his plan to add fuel to the fire in the Russ/Ukraine war. He also immediately cancelled the Pipeline Nord Stream 2.  With that, the flow of energy decreased greatly, and Europe fell for the Trap of three-fold prices of energy. With that recession is on its way.  Just a thought.

Crisis

 

Americans and Britons once smugly viewed political uprisings, governing meltdowns and self-defeating errors as the eruptions of unstable countries and immature political systems.

No longer. And China and Russia couldn’t be happier.

The humiliating resignation of British Prime Minister Liz Truss after just 45 days in power on Thursday was just the latest governing fiasco to rock the two great democracies on either side of the Atlantic.

Britain has reeled from crisis to crisis in recent years in a way that has left allies who once viewed the country as an exemplar of good governance baffled at its self-immolation.

People are elected to the higher office to improve people's lives, make tomorrow better than today. Not in this case. The various crisis occurring today is man's deliberate action of supporting the Russia/Ukraine war. Just a thought.

Hell..