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Shuck Johnson Esq. retweeted
Boomers bought homes for $100k that are now selling for $1 million dollars.
More than half of them own these homes mortgage free.
They lived through decades of stock market growth.
They are old enough to reap the benefits of government assistance programs.
Now they’re celebrating a couple thousand dollars in social security savings so younger generations can foot the bill of a devalued dollar.
Shuck Johnson Esq. retweeted
Boomer: At your age in 1970 I paid off college & bought a house w/hard work
Millennials: In 1970 college was 5% of median salary—Now it’s 44%. A median home was $24K—Now its $417K. The top marginal tax rate was 70%—Now its 37%. You worked hard—& then closed the door behind you.
Shuck Johnson Esq. retweeted
Just in case you were confused about why the price of everything keeps going up and mistakenly concluded it was inflation
Shuck Johnson Esq. retweeted
Inflation is not about the dude at Arby’s who got a 50 cent raise 3 months ago or a $1,400 check 3 years ago. It’s about corporations making record profits by ripping-off Americans so CEOs can spend trillions on stock buybacks & dividends. It’s about corporate greed, boss.
Shuck Johnson Esq. retweeted
Everyone is ripping on this girl for feeling entitled to a more impressive job just because of her degrees.
But some of the responsibility should be shared by the people who told her for 20 years if she just got degrees people would be begging to hire her.
Shuck Johnson Esq. retweeted
NDA expired and can share the business.
RT & follow and I'll send what I can
Shuck Johnson Esq. retweeted
I think my most boomer opinion is probably that I think I should be allowed to retire someday
Shuck Johnson Esq. retweeted
REPORTER: "How many barrels of oil does the U.S. consume per day?"
Energy Sec. Granholm: "I don't have that number in front of me. I'm sorry."
Shuck Johnson Esq. retweeted
It’s bizarre that there hasn’t been media coverage of this.
Last week, I posted a report on a suspicious trade I noticed from a U.S. Senator.
Senator Tina Smith bought up to $250K of stock in a company called Tactile Systems.
Since then, the stock has risen over 43%.
It has risen literally every day since Smith’s purchase.
It’s a medical devices company. Senator Smith is on the Senate Committee on Health.
It’s based in Minnesota. Senator Smith represents Minnesota.
It’s one of the smallest companies I’ve seen a politician buy, with a market cap of less than $500M.
Shuck Johnson Esq. retweeted
This is probably one of Biden's best ads I have seen.
I want to know why anyone with relatives in the military would want Trump leading them into battle.
If you don't respect those who fight for this country how can you lead those people in their fight for America?
I know that generally the military votes Republican, but how can anyone reconcile a vote for Trump if they or their loved ones would have to look towards him to be their Commander in Chief?
Shuck Johnson Esq. retweeted
She has two parents, both public school teachers, and points out what they were able to afford in the 1990s.
Compared to what the typical incomes are today and the cost of housing, there is just no comparison. The massive inflation of the real estate market (hard assets) compared to real income indicates we are all getting poorer over time.
The published government inflation data (housing, food and everything) is massively underreporting what is happening.
Shuck Johnson Esq. retweeted
Boomers selling their house they never updated for 30 years “as is” for 800% more than they bought it for
