Are you worried about an economic downturn?

Asked by ABC 17 News

235 Votes

Are you worried about an economic downturn?

86%

Yes Yes

14%

No No

86%

Yes

The Dow was down 2% in trading Tuesday afternoon on fears that higher interest rates could lead to a recession.

The Dow was down 2% in trading Tuesday afternoon on fears that higher interest rates could lead to a recession. Show Less

6 Comments

Max

With rampant runaway inflation, high energy costs, people unwilling to work, and all of the other failures this administration has caused, it will be the only possible outcome.

Vernon Taylor

Always worried when Dems are elected.

Adam

Yet nobody, NOBODY has proved there was any fraud in the election. As JH said, no AG has filed a case regarding election fraud. Just keep believing in the big lie

Lisa Gore

Because duh. Our country is in economic free fall and the Biden Admin caused it. Reopen the Keystone Pipeline, stop the flow of illegal immigrants, and have more pride in our country...but they are steering us to “accept less” one admin said don’t have pets they cost $. We need Trump back ASAP!

Adam I get what you are trying to say but disinformation or news bias is not something strictly republican or democrat everyone falls for it. Do I agree with what Lisa says most of the time? No, but articles like that won't help where conversations can be better used

Adam

You might like this article.... https://www.fastcompany.com/90738201/rand-finds-that-republicans-swallow-fake-news-more-than-democrats

Julius Ketsenburg

Politicians are out for themselves not the people who hey are suppose to be serving

Adam

Fraudulent election had nothing to do about the question of the day. Yes the right wing people keep throwing fraud out at every chance. Yet still no proof of it.

Jack L

Amen Adam

14%

No

The Fed's chairman insists interest rate hikes are needed to cool down inflation.

The Fed's chairman insists interest rate hikes are needed to cool down inflation. Show Less

1 Comments

Jack L

The economy is actually in pretty good shape except for some inflation. Oil is a global commodity and presidents have very little control of gas prices. Jobs are plentiful and grocery stores can`t get enough checkout operators because there are plenty of better paying jobs to be had elsewhere

Jack L

It`s not hard to compete with you Maxy. I don`t even have to shift out of first gear

Max

One of your more skillful responses, or did you have help?

Jack L

MAX, There wasn`t room. Your head was already there

Max

Your head is stuck in the sand again, or somewhere.

Asked by Dear Abby

158 Votes

Who should be sent a Mother’s Day card?

56%

Only your mother Only your mother

44%

Any relative who is a mother Any relative who is a mother

56%

Only your mother

4 Comments

Jane

Only your mom! Whether bio or adopt. But how about you go visit? Give her the card in person! But card is nice.

Tina Bouthillier

I only sent cards to my mother and grandmother, they were the only mother figures in my life

Caryn Erdberg

To honor her and show love and care.

Hilary

A mother Should receive a present and/or card from her child (regardless of age). But, it is a really sweet Bonus for mother to receive one from a child not her own!