You really don't understand how policies affect inflation? At least just admit it and move on. You're so obsessed with protecting the Democrat Party you are nothing more than a useful pawn for them. Probably why all you do is default to Trump (hasn't been President for almost two years) and cut and paste from far left sources.
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Much of the economy had been shut down due to C***d. Commonsense should tell you when the mandates were lifted, jobs would fill and consumer spending would ensue at an accelerated rate. They passed an infrastructure (lie) bill that dumped billions into the economy. They also had billions given to states for C***d relief. They paid people to be non-productive, further putting more money into the economy. All while we have a supply chain problem that was partially administration made. Biden's personal war on f****l f**ls helped spike energy costs since oil; is a futures market. This Green Deal will devastate the economy. (I will bet you any amount you want.) His advisors aren't i***ts. This is all planned. The left has always h**ed capitalism after they've made their fortune using it. It is a flawed economic policy. However; it is the best economic policy out there. There's a reason I bought options (calls) on oil shortly after Biden was elected. I'm no genius but I knew oil prices would spike. Quadrupled my investment and got out. Do you know why the FED is raising interest rates? To pull money out of the economy, thus slowing inflation. Except one small problem; this administration keeps spending money so raising interest rates only hurts the consumer. There is no defending the actions of the left unless you agree with them. I would appreciate more Democrats just admit they want more government control and would prefer hand outs to entrepreneurship .

trump out of office for near 2 years... true.. but Reagan has been out of office for decades and we are still paying the price for his deeds..

as for the orange reek....

so many things to point out and so little space..

just this for now..

In the 26 months between Trump’s tax bill and the economy’s peak before the p******c, economic growth slowed by about two-thirds. Between Obama’s recovery act and the tax bill, the Dow grew at an average of 16.2% annually. After the tax bill that dropped to 5.8%. Before the tax bill, unemployment was dropping by about .75% annually. After the tax bill, about .25% annually. In 2019, the Fed lowered interest rates for the first time since Bush was President to combat the slowing economy, and Trump himself complained that they didn’t commit to do more to prevent a recession. And the Trump recession officially began in February 2020 while Trump was still pretending the p******c was a Democratic h**x.

Trump was by far the most wasteful President in modern history. He grew the deficit every year he was in office—a feat not even GW Bush accomplished. He wasted billions on an i***tic border wall (and shut down the government for the longest time in history because his own party wouldn’t fund it). He wasted millions if not billions rebranding part of the Air Force to look like Star Trek cosplayers. When he should have been investing in making the country safe for commerce during the p******c, instead he borrowed trillions to prop up the stock market and to pay people to not work. He would become the first President in history to maintain a debt to GDP ratio over 100% for his entire term, added more to the national debt in four years than Bush 41 and Bush 43 added in their twelve years combined, and added more in one year than Reagan added in two full terms.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average officially entered bear market territory on Monday, following a precipitous drop.

The key metric fell 329.60 points on Monday, marking a 1.11% decline, placing the index in bear market territory, per MarketWatch. A bear market is traditionally defined as a 20% decline from a recent high.

On Friday, the Dow Jones plunged below 30,000, effectively erasing all of the stock market's gains since President Joe Biden took office.

The S&P 500 also reached a low point for the year 2022, dropping 1.03% to 3,655.04, while the third major index, the Nasdaq Composite, dropped 0.6% to 10,802.92.

A major index officially plunging into a bear market adds pressure on the Biden administration, which has sought to redefine the formal definition of an economic recession following consecutive quarters of economic decline, the traditional benchmark.

trump out of office for near 2 years... true.. but Reagan has been out of office for decades and we are still paying the price for his deeds..

as for the orange reek....

so many things to point out and so little space..

just this for now..

In the 26 months between Trump’s tax bill and the economy’s peak before the p******c, economic growth slowed by about two-thirds. Between Obama’s recovery act and the tax bill, the Dow grew at an average of 16.2% annually. After the tax bill that dropped to 5.8%. Before the tax bill, unemployment was dropping by about .75% annually. After the tax bill, about .25% annually. In 2019, the Fed lowered interest rates for the first time since Bush was President to combat the slowing economy, and Trump himself complained that they didn’t commit to do more to prevent a recession. And the Trump recession officially began in February 2020 while Trump was still pretending the p******c was a Democratic h**x.

Trump was by far the most wasteful President in modern history. He grew the deficit every year he was in office—a feat not even GW Bush accomplished. He wasted billions on an i***tic border wall (and shut down the government for the longest time in history because his own party wouldn’t fund it). He wasted millions if not billions rebranding part of the Air Force to look like Star Trek cosplayers. When he should have been investing in making the country safe for commerce during the p******c, instead he borrowed trillions to prop up the stock market and to pay people to not work. He would become the first President in history to maintain a debt to GDP ratio over 100% for his entire term, added more to the national debt in four years than Bush 41 and Bush 43 added in their twelve years combined, and added more in one year than Reagan added in two full terms.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average officially entered bear market territory on Monday, following a precipitous drop.

The key metric fell 329.60 points on Monday, marking a 1.11% decline, placing the index in bear market territory, per MarketWatch. A bear market is traditionally defined as a 20% decline from a recent high.

On Friday, the Dow Jones plunged below 30,000, effectively erasing all of the stock market's gains since President Joe Biden took office.

The S&P 500 also reached a low point for the year 2022, dropping 1.03% to 3,655.04, while the third major index, the Nasdaq Composite, dropped 0.6% to 10,802.92.

A major index officially plunging into a bear market adds pressure on the Biden administration, which has sought to redefine the formal definition of an economic recession following consecutive quarters of economic decline, the traditional benchmark.