Bloomberg: 43% of Small Businesses Unable To Cover Rent In April

[nolaxride]

Oh because your quote says new businesses and does not mention small businesses, hence I assumed it was in regards to new businesses and not small businesses.

I can only go by what you post when you choose not to provide a link.

That said, the failures are abnormally high, not normal.

No. They aren't abnormally high. They're only four percent higher than this time last year.

https://www.alignable.com/forum/april-i ... hree-years

4% in an election is a landslide.

This isn't an election.

[psk836]

Even Biden knows Bidenomics sucks.

He has even been instructed not to mention it while campaigning.

So it's OK Nola, you can quit pretending.

[Evil]

Even Biden knows Bidenomics sucks.

He has even been instructed not to mention it while campaigning.

So it's OK Nola, you can quit pretending.

Why don't you go ahead and prove he was told that?

[pete]

Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain......

[thelionofthenorth]

Wrong cliche, perv.

[nolaxride]

Even Biden knows Bidenomics sucks.

He has even been instructed not to mention it while campaigning.

So it's OK Nola, you can quit pretending.

What, exactly, is Bidenomics? I don't remember the name of that policy. Can you point me to it?

Or are you going to regurgitate the trope about inflation, yadda, yadda, yadda? Maybe you can explain how Biden should have fixed supply chain issues, or how he should have fixed the world oil market (other than being president when the US set oil production records)? How many jobs were created last month? What is the unemployment rate? How many news jobs were created last month? The month before?

I'm not a big Biden fan, but this bad Bidenomics trope isn't grounded in reality.

[Evil]

Even Biden knows Bidenomics sucks.

He has even been instructed not to mention it while campaigning.

So it's OK Nola, you can quit pretending.

Why don't you go ahead and prove he was told that?

Nothing?