...those areas are not on the West Coast. Pull up Portland and cry.
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As someone that's been lucky enough to live outside the US most of my life, any country in the EU would require decades of economic depression to reach the disgrace that is the US cost of living vs income.
He did, after an undercover made threats against him leading him to believe he was going to be killed. It was literally textbook entrapment. The murder for hire cases were all dropped simply because they knew it was unwinnable.
You people have been dangling the same carrot for longer than the average American has been alive. It's like you people forget Bill Clinton was the lesser evil compromise. So was Obama, so was hrc, so was Biden.
If the US falls to fascism good, maybe you people will wake up. If not, and it's absolutely not anymore fascist now than it was 5 or a hundred years ago, then in 2026 and 2028 Dems will still lose if they keep trying to blame everyone but their own shitty policies for their losses.
To your propaganda about being better off than other countries, that has never been true, it's still not now.
That's a full 3$ more than it is on the West Coast. Sorry you guys have a higher cost of living.
There is simply no contradiction there. Supporting fascism and genocide cost Dems the election. Their ideology wasn't different enough from Trump to offer anything of value.
Harris, you might remember, proposed and supported border legislation that is still further right wing than what Trump has implemented or has stated he's planned on implementing.
You must not be black, or Latine, or native, or really any minority except white upper class lgbtq.
...about $30, you mean. I mean if you're trying to go for 2k+ kcal per person you'd hit 50+,but a normal person would have a hard time eating more than 15$ of five guys.
I'm sorry you're too used to frozen preserves potatoes from Sysco or other manufacturers of potato-like rectangles to appreciate real fries.
Really, your link includes healthcare costs, so unemployment benefits, welfare, and food costs?
I haven't clicked on it but if it's a GDP comparison alone or an inflation comparison that does not include that, edit: I don't know how to address what you just linked, given it has nothing to do with the conversation.