Oil Drops $30/Barrel In One Week Thanks To Biden

You don't get to call it a "global phenomena" and then ignore that it isn't with yet another excuse trying to push bad policy on others. The reality: Brandon increased spending again when he got there, then when inflation started he doubled down with an absurd insistence that inflation would be relieved by printing more and spending it on a bunch of crap that was not infrastructure by calling it "infrastructure" in some nonsense Newspeak kind of idiocy.

Like Carter he wanted to increase the available money by printing up a bunch more. Carter nearly doubled the inflation rate in just 2 years. Biden is trying very hard to match this.

Inflation is a monetary phenomena, it doesn't come from "corporate greed", that's just babbling to hear noise.

It's not what I get to do, or don't get to do. It's mainly a supply chain issue at this point, not spending.
 
I don't see Into's posts, so I will never respond.
Whatever you say.

If you don't understand supply/demand, then this is the wrong thread for you.
The issue is yours, not mine.

Of course, you're still licking your wounds from your myriad 'this won't age well' claims when we told you that trump would lose to Biden.
I underestimated the election fraud capabilities of Demonkkkrats.
 
He did what? Other than drool on himself.

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Mmmm maybe but Biden’s first year saw, overall, a 5.5% real growth in GDP when adjusted for inflation. If that growth continues for the remainder of Biden’s term he will win the economic argument at the ballot box come next election.

Biden had a good year as President. If, and this is a big if, the remaining three years of Biden’s first term are as good as 2021 and his health isn’t a consideration, Biden would almost certainly be re-elected.

Growth in GDP as opposed to total lockdown with no businesses open. :rolleyes:

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