"There has not been enough focus on the affordability issue for Americans. You still have too many kids living at home, you still have people who can't deal with rent, you see people, they have less money in their wallets, and you can't look at the stock market and say the economy is doing well. We're looking at now $39 trillion in debt."
"You still have too many kids living at home, you still have people who can't deal with rent, you see people, they have less money in their wallets, and you can't look at the stock market and say the economy is doing well. We're looking at now $39 trillion in debt. Social Security is going to run out in over six years, leaving 75 million Americans having to make a choice."
Many Americans report little or no personal economic improvement despite stock market gains. Household affordability remains a core problem: young adults living at home, rent unaffordability, and reduced cash on hand. National debt stands near $39 trillion, and Social Security faces depletion in just over six years, affecting roughly 75 million Americans. Inflation persistence and high interest rates have unsettled other markets, while the dollar is weakening. A lack of fiscal-conservative policy emphasis and insufficient messaging of economic hope increase the risk of Republican losses in upcoming midterm elections.
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