President Joe Biden on Tuesday cited a Goldman Sachs note and Monday's stock-market selloff, as he talked up the importance of his big social-spending and climate bill, which was set back on Sunday after Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin said he couldn't support it.
"Goldman Sachs GS and others said if we don't pass Build Back Better, we're in trouble, because it's going to grow the economy," Biden told reporters following a speech on COVID-19."Without it, we're not going to grow. And what happened? Stock prices went way down. It took a real dip."
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Why President is talking about stock market? , does he even know he trapped more retail bagholders? tottally unprofessional
‘Go(l)d(man) gonna cut you down’😆
Just one person?