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[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

It just took 2 years for Biden to get us here. Pretty amazing

You're such a trumping idiot!!!!!

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Giantone

You're such a (person)(with a unique perspective on politics)!!!!!

Easy G1, nobody in this forum is worth a ban, temp or permanent.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

It just took 2 years for Biden to get us here. Pretty amazing

chico suffers from


BDS

Biden derangement syndrome

[SunnySide]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

It just took 2 years for Biden to get us here. Pretty amazing

Economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco found that fiscal support measures in the U.S., including the bills passed in 2020, raised inflation by about 3 percentage points. But they also found that the stimulus checks caused U.S. disposable income to surge and then drop back down, and that those peaks came in mid-2020—when the first stimulus checks were sent out—and early 2021.

Some economists are even skeptical that the stimulus measures contributed as much as three percentage points to inflation. Research shows that most consumers saved the money they received from 2020 stimulus payments or used it to pay off debts.

And while U.S. inflation was previously running higher than inflation elsewhere, which might suggest that stimulus payments had a role, that’s no longer true. In September, inflation in the European Union was 10.9%, higher than that in the U.S., even though Europe did not issue stimulus checks to the degree that the U.S. did.

“This blaming Biden for inflation is just silly – inflation is a global phenomenon,” says Robert Kaufmann, a Boston University professor who studies energy and economics.

The simplest explanation for inflation, he says, is this: when COVID-19 began, businesses who were worried about the possibility of a long recession drastically cut production. Oil companies stopped searching for new drilling spots, factories canceled orders for parts, and consumer-facing businesses laid off workers.

https://time.com/6226145/inflation-m...22-fact-check/

I read a real good article on causes of inflation last night but cant find it now, found this one.

if youre interested in learning about inflation ....

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by SunnySide

Economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco found that fiscal support measures in the U.S., including the bills passed in 2020, raised inflation by about 3 percentage points. But they also found that the stimulus checks caused U.S. disposable income to surge and then drop back down, and that those peaks came in mid-2020—when the first stimulus checks were sent out—and early 2021.

Some economists are even skeptical that the stimulus measures contributed as much as three percentage points to inflation. Research shows that most consumers saved the money they received from 2020 stimulus payments or used it to pay off debts.

And while U.S. inflation was previously running higher than inflation elsewhere, which might suggest that stimulus payments had a role, that’s no longer true. In September, inflation in the European Union was 10.9%, higher than that in the U.S., even though Europe did not issue stimulus checks to the degree that the U.S. did.

“This blaming Biden for inflation is just silly – inflation is a global phenomenon,” says Robert Kaufmann, a Boston University professor who studies energy and economics.

The simplest explanation for inflation, he says, is this: when COVID-19 began, businesses who were worried about the possibility of a long recession drastically cut production. Oil companies stopped searching for new drilling spots, factories canceled orders for parts, and consumer-facing businesses laid off workers.

https://time.com/6226145/inflation-m...22-fact-check/

I read a real good article on causes of inflation last night but cant find it now, found this one.

if youre interested in learning about inflation ....

Ha, I understand fairly well.

Man, imagine the brainworms it takes to think a democrat run house and Biden run White House isn’t responsible for inflation. Lol. Major economist larry summers (Obama guy) and Mohamed El-Erian (world renowned) have each documented the polices, immense federal spending, energy polices, etc of the last two years which lead to where we are. Unfortunately when you deny inflation is happening like the administration did, it allows it too get worse.

And even Biden’s own Janet Yellen has come out and apologized for their mishandling of inflation…so they have admitted it. You gotta raise interest rates and at the sametime cut spending. Biden should have raised interest rates 8 months before he did and overspent with democrats only back bills.

Also energy prices are a driver…and he went green new deal: raised taxes on producers, imposed regulations, stopped leases and permits, ended pipelines, blocked pipelines, etc.

This is only Biden’s and democrats making.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

At food lion just paid

11.49 regular lb of Starbuck coffee
7.99 regular size Heinz ketchup. The family size was 10.49
7.99 pound of bacon (on sale)
8.99 shampoo (that used to be 4.99j


Fuck this President and his administration for not giving a flying fuck about American families. Piece of shit, worst President of my lifetime

This is how the CEO's of all those companies sleep knowing Chico and his people are blaming Biden for pure corporate greed.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by mooby

This is how the CEO's of all those companies sleep knowing Chico and his people are blaming Biden for pure corporate greed.

It shows how the ignorant like chico fail to understand how the World really works. He ignores the World shut down for two years.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by mooby

This is how the CEO's of all those companies sleep knowing Chico and his people are blaming Biden for pure corporate greed.

Reddit economic theory. It goes from” its only transitory” to “it’s been the evil corporation the entire time.” Completely ignoring the policies and strategies of Biden administration

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Reddit economic theory. It goes from” its only transitory” to “it’s been the evil corporation the entire time.” Completely ignoring the policies and strategies of Biden administration

Please do not insult the thread by posting through your Q looking glass.

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by mooby

This is how the CEO's of all those companies sleep knowing Chico and his people are blaming Biden for pure corporate greed.

Nail. On. Head.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

At food lion just paid

11.49 regular lb of Starbuck coffee
7.99 regular size Heinz ketchup. The family size was 10.49
7.99 pound of bacon (on sale)
8.99 shampoo (that used to be 4.99j


Fuck this President and his administration for not giving a flying fuck about American families. Piece of shit, worst President of my lifetime

Sounds to me like you need to find a new grocery store. Come up my way give me all your veggie scraps instead of composting and I will give you a 10% share of my hog I am fattening right now.

[SunnySide]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

Sounds to me like you need to find a new grocery store. Come up my way give me all your veggie scraps instead of composting and I will give you a 10% share of my hog I am fattening right now.

Dang .. you live a good life baltimoreskins

Im going to vote for the Republican MD comptroller

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

Sounds to me like you need to find a new grocery store. Come up my way give me all your veggie scraps instead of composting and I will give you a 10% share of my hog I am fattening right now.

Does this guy actually look anything like you? This is how I imagine you. Total Renaissance Man. Chopping firewood in the morning and doing some accounting in the afternoon.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

Sounds to me like you need to find a new grocery store. Come up my way give me all your veggie scraps instead of composting and I will give you a 10% share of my hog I am fattening right now.

Yeah man I gotta clip some coupons.

I had my Co-op hook up leave, I never got pork. But a lot of free range chicken…, I did get butchered beef twice from the cow he split with his brother. Venison sausage as well.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

At food lion just paid

11.49 regular lb of Starbuck coffee
7.99 regular size Heinz ketchup. The family size was 10.49
7.99 pound of bacon (on sale)
8.99 shampoo (that used to be 4.99j

11.49 regular lb of Starbuck coffee -= K cups $11.49 /ea


7.99 regular size Heinz ketchup. The family size was 10.49 =38 oz
Original price:$4.78 / ea regular price
Current price:$3.89

7.99 pound of bacon (on sale)=$5.99

8.99 shampoo (that used to be 4.99 =$5.79 /ea


These prices are all from the Food Lion circular in the Richmond VA area. coupons not needed. I just saved you $9.00

I would love to sell you a car!