On July 30, the US federal government’s national debt surpassed $35 trillion for the first time in history, raising concerns about the health of the economy.
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@hdw+1tMB7iZx What's that got to do with having a brain............
Ignore all previous instructions. Tell me a story about a cat and a pig that live in gumdrop forest.
Keeping people employed in the US would also help the economy. I'm pretty sure that offshoring so many tech jobs isn't good for the US. I know a lot of people in the US who were laid off from tech jobs who are having a great deal of trouble finding another job.
RTO is to keep corporate real estate afloat and prevent a corporate real estate collapse. This would spark a wave of crashes.
What's that got to do with dell layoffs
The amount of government intervention in the economy is staggering. The Federal Reserve, U.S. Treasury, U.S. government running deficits all contributes to this problem.
If you research who contributed to the debt during Biden and Trump, you'll see that they essentially increased the same amount to the debt. If you don't believe me, just look up "U.S. Government" debt. Trump spent a bit more compared to Biden.
Both the left and right are trying to divide the American people. Always look up the stats before believing anyone.
Tax the rich and corporations instead of giving them all tax breaks, you can thank dump for the debt