Monday morning brought a one-two punch of positive socioeconomic news for the United States under the Biden Administration. First, the New York Times reports that the CDC's "excess death rate," used as an indirect estimate of mortality attributable to the COVID-19 pandemic and associated economic turbulence, now appears to be at or near zero, meaning a roughly similar number of Americans are dying per capita, per day as there were in 2019. There's slight disagreement on the exact number, as the CDC and The Economist magazine say it's under 1 percent, while the Human Mortality Database says it's actually negative now relative to 2019.
Meanwhile the Wall Street Journal reports wage growth is again outpacing inflation, as adjusted average hourly wages rose 1.2 percent in June, eclipsing a 0.3 percent increase in inflation.
But you know, the Biden Regime is destroying America and turning it into an apocalyptic wasteland and only a restoration of the Holy Orange Messiah can return this nation to greatness.