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The U.S. is less politically polarized than either the late 1960s or (especially) the 1860s. The national debt is far lower, as a percentage of GDP, than in th
by snowwrestler 4y ago
The U.S. is less politically polarized than either the late 1960s or (especially) the 1860s.
The national debt is far lower, as a percentage of GDP, than in the 1950s.
U.S. GDP grew at 3.2% annualized rate in the most recent quarter, negating fears of a recession.
When I worry for the future of the U.S., it is mostly because I see so many Americans willing to confidently assert untrue things.
- 4RealFreedom 4y agoWe can argue all day about polarization but it's very apparent. We had 2 straight quarters of negative gdp growth and 2023 isn't looking good. I hope you're right and things look up. The last part of your comment is completely unacceptable. You're calling me a fear monger in so many words. Great way to make intelligent conversation.