That is why inflation was 1.4% when Trump left office . You liberals crack me upThat's like saying Carter started Reaganomics.
Inflation started under Trump. All of the root causes of inflation started under Trump.

I hear a lot of condemnation of inflation, but absolutely no plans for how they plan to curb it. Inflation is projected to last well into 2023. I’d be very interested in the measures the GOP plan to take, but so far, nothing.That's like saying Carter started Reaganomics.
Inflation started under Trump. All of the root causes of inflation started under Trump.
That is why inflation was 1.4% when Trump left office . You liberals crack me up![]()
https://redstate.com/nick-arama/202...-and-shows-how-much-trouble-we-are-in-n640220Local Bakery's Post on Inflation Is Jarring and Shows How Much Trouble We Are In
I hear a lot of condemnation of inflation, but absolutely no plans for how they plan to curb it. Inflation is projected to last well into 2023. I’d be very interested in the measures the GOP plan to take, but so far, nothing.
I hear a lot of condemnation of inflation, but absolutely no plans for how they plan to curb it. Inflation is projected to last well into 2023. I’d be very interested in the measures the GOP plan to take, but so far, nothing.
How?
Simple.
Get rid of all the fucking, cheap money/debt sloshing around.
Force the Fed to eliminate it's bloated balanced sheet.
Force them to aggressively, raise interest rates - and fuck the economic fall out in the short term (because it WILL hurt).
Never - by law - allow the Fed to raise it's balance sheet over $1 trillion again.
Or allow them to buy another corporation again (like they did with AIG).
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1121448/fed-balance-sheet-timeline/
Balance the fucking budget by cutting spending...NOT by raising taxes.
Cut everything that is not absolute, directly life threatening (including the military and social programs).
https://www.thebalancemoney.com/us-deficit-by-year-3306306
These two things will - for certain (barring a major war) - tame inflation.
It will also - almost for certain - cause a very, large recession.
Though it should be quite short.
And neither party has the stomach/political guts for that.
Once again, I DESPISE both parties (and the Fed, btw).
Actually it was about the same as when Trump took office. Inflation did not change significantly until Biden took office and started with his anti fossil fuel agenda. The annual inflation rate for 2016 was 2.1% , 2017 was 2.1% , 2018 was 1.9%, 2019 was 2.3%, 2020 was 1.4%, 2021 was 7.0%, 2022 is 8.2%But it started to go up under Trump. It doesn't matter so much where it "was" when his admin started it.
It's like when you guys say "his economy was great for awhile." He left office w/ it in shambles. Cherrypicking never works.
Actually it was about the same as when Trump took office. Inflation did not change significantly until Biden took office and started with his anti fossil fuel agenda. The annual inflation rate for 2016 was 2.1% , 2017 was 2.1% , 2018 was 1.9%, 2019 was 2.3%, 2020 was 1.4%, 2021 was 7.0%, 2022 is 8.2%
https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/inflation/current-inflation-rates/
Biden's anti fossil fuel energy policies had a chilling effect on the fossil fuel industry. Who wants to invest when the administration says no new drilling and no coal. Everything that is grown shipped or manufactured depends on fossil fuels. By his anti fossil fuel policies he has escalated the price of everything. By removing millions of barrels of oil from the world market he has increased the price of energy worldwide. And that is inflationary worldwide. If you think the amount of oil that the US produces does not effect the price of oil why does releasing oil from the SOR cause the price of oil to decrease? .Well, a couple of things on that:
1) Presidential policies can take years to have an economic effect.
2) Inflation spikes were global. The U.S. had some of the highest, but the differences overall were fairly negligible. And people who know economics understand the reasons for this. The supply-chain and demand issues created by COVID made high inflation inevitable, and economists around the globe were predicting it throughout the pandemic
3) Fed policies contributed much more to any higher spikes in the U.S. than anything the President did.
But, ya know.....BIDEN!!!!!