Steel prices are up. Lumber prices are up. Construction costs are up. And President Biden thinks we can afford an infrastructure bill?

Jun 21, 2021 · 3:53 PM UTC

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Since Gym is so concerned with everything being “up” let’s raise the level of awareness what he actually stands for
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How about donating your salary?!!! Talk about wasted money and things the U.S. can't afford. Think before you speak, Gym.
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Apparently the concept of Economics is totally foreign to you. Supply decreased thanks to Trump because of the lack of demand. And now demand is up because people are working again, but the supply chain has not caught up.
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Yes, bless your heart. Republicons always find reasons not to fix things. It's like your super power. Global. Pandemic. Recovery. Google it, bless your heart.
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You guys ignored infrastructure for years. It's time to Make America Great Again.
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I think we need to #FireJimJordan
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The economy shut down to stop the spread of Covid. But now, steel-intensive U.S. manufacturing has come back—though steel producers have been judicious about ramping up production. Today, steel demand now continues to outpace supplies. thefabricator.com/thefabrica…
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“Many of the extreme price spikes we’ve seen in recent months are likely to reverse for Econ 101 reasons,” said Jan Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman Sachs.
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FBI said there was no voter fraud NSA said there was no voter fraud DOJ said there was no voter fraud And Jim Jordan thinks he can keep saying the election was stolen?
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As Lumber Prices Fall, the Threat of Inflation Loses Its Bite google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes…
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