I liked Gibbs because he used a lot of Humor. For Bush Id say Fleischer and Perino.Both knew what what they were talking about and to douchy.To this day if I see Fleischer on Fox Ill stop and listen,he can be balanced most of the time,Perino too more times than not. Trumps were all awful but if I had to pick it would be Mcnany because she was kind of cute.
Everyone under Trump was always about combat once they came in the room. That was just the nature of the Presidency and the media being hostile. The adversarial relationship with the press should always be there for a check, but not like it was. I couldn't watch the noise. i liked Gibbs. He was always good natured.
The truth is that we are probably already in recession… https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/18/ceo...expecting-a-recession-ahead-survey-shows.html
Biden does it again. This guy is pure evil causing inflation all over the world with his US government spending…
While I don't believe that Biden is the source of the worldwide inflation, I could pull a Usualname and make a desperate leap of logic and say "Well, Biden is pushing involvement and isolation of Russia (yes, yes, Russia was the one who invaded) and Biden was a big supporter of shutting down the economy and then offering massive stimulus to the people in the form of checks (that Britain followed) and thus - too much money chasing too little goods. The textbook definition of Inflation!" Voila. But regardless, Biden will get the blame. Fair or not.
On your best day, with the wind at your back and a clear line of sight for 30 miles, you couldn’t pull a usualname.
Where Joe Biden got it wrong 100,000% is his war on oil. He keeps doubling down, putting more regulations, making it hard for oil drillers to make any profits. In addition, he is having the DOJ investigate oil companies for price gouging? Oil is highly inflationary for Joe Biden the buffoon not to know it. Where does aviation fuel, diesel, asphalt, gas for your car come from? When the price of oil rises, inflation is not far behind. That extra cost will be passed on down by the various businesses affected. Businesses will not absorb the extra cost----just for the heck of it and lose monies in the process. A Ralphs VP said it used to cost them $7,000 for one container van of groceries delivered to one Ralphs supermarket branch, now the same shipment costs $19,000. So, is it a wonder that food prices are going thru the roof?