FREEDOM LINE BLOG: Image of the Day: "Bidenomics" Crushes Consumer Confidence
Consumer spending accounts for approximately two-thirds of the U.S. economy, so Joe Biden's crushing…
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Image of the Day: "Bidenomics" Crushes Consumer Confidence

Consumer spending accounts for approximately two-thirds of the U.S. economy, so Joe Biden's crushing impact on consumer confidence helps resolve his apologists' confusion over Biden's economic disapproval.  After inheriting an economy rebounding from the Covid shock, Biden's policies quickly drove consumer confidence back downward, where it continues to stagnate.  No wonder he finds himself in such electoral hot water.

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May 08, 2024 • 12:39 PM
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Thursday, February 16 2012

The new beau of former White House crasher and "Real Housewives of D.C." star Michaele Salahi was served with a $50 million lawsuit on Valentine's Day.

Tareq Salahi filed suit in Warren County (VA) against Journey guitarist Neal Schon alleging that Salahi and estranged wife Michaele were on track to make a fortune together from multiple reality television shows until his wife left him in September for Schon. Salahi is seeking $50 million for emotional distress, conspiracy to defame, interfering with a contract and defamation, including charges that Schon waged an x-rated campaign to humiliate him.  Salahi also wants $450,000 in punitive damages.

Coincidentally, Salahi's lawsuit was filed the same day Journey released a new video starring Schon and Michaele.  According to news reports, a representative for the band called it a Valentine's Day gift to fans.

—Sources:  TMZ.com and WashingtonPost.com

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