Wheels coming off as predicted

it was not spiking till the pork bills. 100% biden

I understand in partisan politics we love to credit our side 100% when things are good and blame opponents 100% when things aren’t. But that’s rarely reality and that includes inflation. I’ve seen it argued on here that “educated” people know Biden played no role in inflation. A rather frightening indictment of our education system to make that claim. At the same time he is not 100% responsible for it either. There are global supply chain issues, along with fvxked up Fed policies, that are playing a role as well (along with Biden’s bad fiscal policies.)

I get it feels good to blame it all on Biden but it’s just not accurate.
 
It was already spiking.

People can maybe blame Biden for inflation being a bit higher than it should. But Biden certainly didn't create it or "give it" to us. And even a basic understanding of economics would acknowledge that Presidential policies have a pretty good lag time for most indicators.

It's just a bad look to blame Biden for most of it.

Bad for who?
 
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/the-job-market-is-beginning-to-show-cracks/ar-AAZQXk4

jobless claims hit an 8 month high as layoffs start flooding the landscape of record high inflation.

while devastating to those o the receiving end it is a good sign that the recession that cant be stopped is hitting the station and can eat away the inflation Biden gave us.

Going to be a painful one this time with all markets impacted and food shortages on top just to amp up the misery.

Be sure to thank Slow Joe and the democrat party this November. This didnt need to happen.

Yeah, because all the actions that the previous administration does just magically disappear when they step down, and the new President has less than a year to change everything DESPITE having to deal with the still functioning laws and regulations passed, due to the party line voting in the House & Senate.

Not saying Uncle Joe ain't living up to the campaign promises, but this "it's all Joe's fault" Just doesn't stand up to scrutiny in the cold light of day.
 
it was starting to rise as noted but the spiking came with the massive pork bills.

Nope....you can thank the COVID crisis, and the usual speculation driven oil market. Add to that Dump's reaganomics on steroids along with Uncle Joe's passive plans, and here we are.
 
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/the-job-market-is-beginning-to-show-cracks/ar-AAZQXk4

jobless claims hit an 8 month high as layoffs start flooding the landscape of record high inflation.

while devastating to those o the receiving end it is a good sign that the recession that cant be stopped is hitting the station and can eat away the inflation Biden gave us.

Going to be a painful one this time with all markets impacted and food shortages on top just to amp up the misery.

Be sure to thank Slow Joe and the democrat party this November. This didnt need to happen.

I’d rather bad economy and a Democratically elected president than a good economy and a fascist dictator who grabbed power after losing an election.
 
I understand in partisan politics we love to credit our side 100% when things are good and blame opponents 100% when things aren’t. But that’s rarely reality and that includes inflation. I’ve seen it argued on here that “educated” people know Biden played no role in inflation. A rather frightening indictment of our education system to make that claim. At the same time he is not 100% responsible for it either. There are global supply chain issues, along with fvxked up Fed policies, that are playing a role as well (along with Biden’s bad fiscal policies.)

I get it feels good to blame it all on Biden but it’s just not accurate.

ok give China 5% credit for their mismanagement of covid there.
 
I’d rather bad economy and a Democratically elected president than a good economy and a fascist dictator who grabbed power after losing an election.

too bad as you didnt get that .

and I realize you elitist cunts dont care about America.
 
Yeah, because all the actions that the previous administration does just magically disappear when they step down, and the new President has less than a year to change everything DESPITE having to deal with the still functioning laws and regulations passed, due to the party line voting in the House & Senate.

Not saying Uncle Joe ain't living up to the campaign promises, but this "it's all Joe's fault" Just doesn't stand up to scrutiny in the cold light of day.

Obviously you do not even understand the definition of Scrutiny. Democrat of course.
 
too bad as you didnt get that .

and I realize you elitist cunts dont care about America.
Translation: An educated person

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It's funny because it's true.
 
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/the-job-market-is-beginning-to-show-cracks/ar-AAZQXk4

jobless claims hit an 8 month high as layoffs start flooding the landscape of record high inflation.

while devastating to those o the receiving end it is a good sign that the recession that cant be stopped is hitting the station and can eat away the inflation Biden gave us.

Going to be a painful one this time with all markets impacted and food shortages on top just to amp up the misery.

Be sure to thank Slow Joe and the democrat party this November. This didn't need to happen.
The economy is starting to crumble because of Biden's bad policies.
 
It depends. Is it the will of the people or not?

Why all the passive-aggressive bullshit? Are you afraid of being "interviewed" again? LOL

does the will of the people override the constitution? are you going to snitch me out again? and it wasnt much of an interview. no warrant, no interview.
 
It was already spiking.

People can maybe blame Biden for inflation being a bit higher than it should. But Biden certainly didn't create it or "give it" to us. And even a basic understanding of economics would acknowledge that Presidential policies have a pretty good lag time for most indicators.

It's just a bad look to blame Biden for most of it.

Yeah, the couple of stimulus packages probably contributed to this inflation. The Ukraine situation certainly did on the spike in fuel prices, which, in turn, spiked costs for almost everything else.

Economic activities generally go in 7 year+ cycles, some say up to 14. So, much of this was already on its way.
 
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