Finally, an actual INFRASTRUCTURE WEEK

[Striker840]

@Guilds

@Striker840

Yea it is for real, just got home from the mall. Was looking for some new shoes and JC Penny’s shoe shelves were bare, car lots around here are bare, yea just because it isn’t happening wherever there is, it is here.

JCP is still in business?

Shoes come from where again?

Yes it is and all over. My point is, people are starting to see firsthand the supply chain issues. The shoes I want are sitting on some ship more than likely.

Not sure what your point was.

[Guilds]

@Striker840

Yes it is and all over. My point is, people are starting to see firsthand the supply chain issues. The shoes I want are sitting on some ship more than likely.

Not sure what your point was.

Can you not find those shoes elsewhere? Online?

[Striker840]

@Guilds

@Striker840

Yes it is and all over. My point is, people are starting to see firsthand the supply chain issues. The shoes I want are sitting on some ship more than likely.

Not sure what your point was.

Can you not find those shoes elsewhere? Online?

Have been to the local store where I usually get them, JCP, and 2 other stores in the mall.

I could probably get them online but I would prefer to get them at a local store. My point is in my area and in Columbus, the places I normally get them have very little in stock. The supply-chain issues are starting to be seen by the average American.

[Guilds]

@Striker840

The supply-chain issues are starting to be seen by the average American.

Yes,they are… pandemics can have that effect.

[FloridaYankee]

@DisturbedGuy

@Supreme_War_Pig

Well, good roads cost money.

I think Republicans see the train coming. They think they have midterms sown up. A couple iof big wins by dems means the economy should be killing it by then. The kitchen table budget is where the midterms are won. They’re skeered, hence the bare shelves garbage.

We are having serious problems getting building materials. Common items are taking weeks and months to get and it’s affecting my bottom line. That’s real enough.

[biggestal99]

@NJBob

About time infrastructure is actually being seriously discussed.

Trump failed on this point, Biden gets credit.

And the progs almost messed this up.

Shame.

Allan

[Camp]

Quite the skill set.

Refuse to work with Trump for 4 years.

Pump in D spending priorities.

Coerce 32 R to abandon party policy…that is the trick right there.

Spend money to fuel more inflation.

No money for border barrier.

Spend spend spend…

Give to D…laugh at middle class idiots that work and pay taxes.

Spending is such a fine skill.

[biggestal99]

@Camp

No money for border barrier.

Worthless. Build a stupid wall, or fix New Jersey/New York crumbling 100 year old rail tunnel.

No brainer.

At least with people with actual Brains.

Allan

[Paul_Thomson]

@Guilds

Yes,they are… pandemics can have that effect.

Not pandemics per se. But the chosen responses to a pandemic that is somewhat lethal to a few demographics (the elderly and people with serious co-morbidities).

[Camp]

If you plan to use cheap immigrants to do it…sure.

Just some honesty regarding exploiting border jumpers and pissing on law and order.

[zantax]

@biggestal99

@Camp

No money for border barrier.

Worthless. Build a stupid wall, or fix New Jersey/New York crumbling 100 year old rail tunnel.

No brainer.

At least with people with actual Brains.

Allan

Why should workers in Ohio fix New York’s subway again?

[DisturbedGuy]

@zantax

@biggestal99

@Camp

No money for border barrier.

Worthless. Build a stupid wall, or fix New Jersey/New York crumbling 100 year old rail tunnel.

No brainer.

At least with people with actual Brains.

Allan

Why should workers in Ohio fix New York’s subway again?

Because infrastructure is the heart of the economy that benefits the country.

[zantax]

@DisturbedGuy

@zantax

@biggestal99

@Camp

No money for border barrier.

Worthless. Build a stupid wall, or fix New Jersey/New York crumbling 100 year old rail tunnel.

No brainer.

At least with people with actual Brains.

Allan

Why should workers in Ohio fix New York’s subway again?

Because infrastructure is the heart of the economy that benefits the country.

Nope, can’t think of a single way the new york subway benefits me.

[DisturbedGuy]

@zantax

@DisturbedGuy

@zantax

@biggestal99

@Camp

No money for border barrier.

Worthless. Build a stupid wall, or fix New Jersey/New York crumbling 100 year old rail tunnel.

No brainer.

At least with people with actual Brains.

Allan

Why should workers in Ohio fix New York’s subway again?

Because infrastructure is the heart of the economy that benefits the country.

Nope, can’t think of a single way the new york subway benefits me.

Those people got to work and pay taxes. Benefits the whole country.

[zantax]

@DisturbedGuy

@zantax

@DisturbedGuy

@zantax

@biggestal99

@Camp

No money for border barrier.

Worthless. Build a stupid wall, or fix New Jersey/New York crumbling 100 year old rail tunnel.

No brainer.

At least with people with actual Brains.

Allan

Why should workers in Ohio fix New York’s subway again?

Because infrastructure is the heart of the economy that benefits the country.

Nope, can’t think of a single way the new york subway benefits me.

Those people got to work and pay taxes. Benefits the whole country.

The only thing I want from the feds is national defense. We could go back to taxing luxury goods to fund that.

[gooddad409]

@thinkingman

@Striker840

Then why did we not have these backlogs and empty shelves before now?

the current narrative is that this is due to the raging success of the economy.

so evidentially the emptier the shelves the better the economy

Well that is a steaming pile of BS.

[DisturbedGuy]

@zantax

@DisturbedGuy

@zantax

@DisturbedGuy

@zantax

@biggestal99

@Camp

No money for border barrier.

Worthless. Build a stupid wall, or fix New Jersey/New York crumbling 100 year old rail tunnel.

No brainer.

At least with people with actual Brains.

Allan

Why should workers in Ohio fix New York’s subway again?

Because infrastructure is the heart of the economy that benefits the country.

Nope, can’t think of a single way the new york subway benefits me.

Those people got to work and pay taxes. Benefits the whole country.

The only thing I want from the feds is national defense. We could go back to taxing luxury goods to fund that.

Big public works projects need funding only the government can provide.

[zantax]

@DisturbedGuy

@zantax

@DisturbedGuy

@zantax

@DisturbedGuy

@zantax

@biggestal99

@Camp

No money for border barrier.

Worthless. Build a stupid wall, or fix New Jersey/New York crumbling 100 year old rail tunnel.

No brainer.

At least with people with actual Brains.

Allan

Why should workers in Ohio fix New York’s subway again?

Because infrastructure is the heart of the economy that benefits the country.

Nope, can’t think of a single way the new york subway benefits me.

Those people got to work and pay taxes. Benefits the whole country.

The only thing I want from the feds is national defense. We could go back to taxing luxury goods to fund that.

Big public works projects need funding only the government can provide.

New York government is plenty big, let them pay for it.

[DisturbedGuy]

@zantax

New York government is plenty big, let them pay for it.

They are by getting funding back that they paid into federal taxes.

[zantax]

@DisturbedGuy

@zantax

New York government is plenty big, let them pay for it.

They are by getting funding back that they paid into federal taxes.

Better they kept it to begin with.