the policies they're referring to here are high interest rates, and to that I say "do they, though?" because the Fed hiked rates which fucked over homebuyers even worse than they already were and prices didn't come down AT ALL. so maybe what voters hate is policies that punish consumers instead of the corporations that are greedily raising prices in the first place.
when have high interest rates ever LOWERED PRICES? slowed price increases, perhaps, but I don't think I have ever seen actual prices go DOWN in all my 40+ years on this earth, and certainly not because interest rates went up. if I've learned anything it's that capitalists expect people to just take on more debt to keep padding their profit margin.
pandemic relief packages kept people housed and businesses open. that boost to unemployment was the first time in over a decade that my family had a somewhat comfortable standard of living. that capitalists respond to people making ends meet with grabby hands like we're not allowed to not be poor is not my fault.
lol no. deregulation doesn't cause capitalists to "pass the savings on to consumers," it causes them to hoard the profits. again, capitalists will never lower actual prices - why would they? they've already got you paying this much, making you pay less only eats into their profit margins and executive compensation.
I still hate this framing. I have seen nothing from Biden but criticism of Israel's tactics and pleas for Bibi to agree to a cease-fire. I don't think Biden supports Israel's war so much as he knows exactly how far he can go in disapproving of it without being accused of antisemitism and supporting terrorists.
more bad framing. these laws wouldn't ban social media from removing "controversial" posts, it would ban them from removing dangerous, violent, threatening and terroristic posts. just because those posts are only coming from one side of the political aisle doesn't mean they're protected by free speech, nor are private companies compelled to allow ANYTHING they dislike.