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Add the pandemic and policies chosen to deal with it to those other factors and you were bound to see inflation.Bob_C said:
I agree that entitlement spending being dished out faster than it comes in, and tax cuts are inflationary policies.HHusky said:
Our demographics dictate that we have had growing entitlement spending while simultaneously experiencing a labor shortage. And then we had the 2018 tax cut as well.Blu82 said:
So, what were the "many inflationary pressures"?HHusky said:
Not crazy that we had some inflation at all. In fact, there were already so many inflationary pressures in the economy that it's surprising how long it took to get some inflation. And now a lot of the short-lived supply chain pressures are subsiding. My sympathies to you gals who always want to look hopefully to the Weimar Republic as your model for political succession.Bob_C said:
We artificially propped up demand in covid by printing money and sending it out in order to justify the government shutdown of the supply side of the equation by forcing people out of work. Crazy that we have real pain as a result.WestlinnDuck said:
Our mythical MBA with some more incoherent analysis. The government did do something. They shut down the American small business sector and halted our increasing production of oil and gas and then papered it over with a huge increase in the money supply with the explanation that Milton Friedman isn't in charge anymore. And like a 5 dollar whore you swallowed and then voted for it. Telling the government to stop doing something isn't the same as asking it to print more money. Hope that helps.HHusky said:
THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING!WestlinnDuck said:More good news for prospective American homeowners, nothing like a good dose of bidenomics to help Americans.
cried the "libertarians"
Be sure to use your big words.
That’s all inflationary.
Why did it start only in 2021 though?
Let's not forget the Fed had wanted to nudge inflation up for quite awhile. -
Not an econ degree, I see. You should have taken some.EverettChris said:
Got dumber reading wherever from he copied this nonsense. A Democrat crying about “entitlements” is a sign.HHusky said:
Our demographics dictate that we have had growing entitlement spending while simultaneously experiencing a labor shortage. And then we had the 2018 tax cut as well.Blu82 said:
So, what were the "many inflationary pressures"?HHusky said:
Not crazy that we had some inflation at all. In fact, there were already so many inflationary pressures in the economy that it's surprising how long it took to get some inflation. And now a lot of the short-lived supply chain pressures are subsiding. My sympathies to you gals who always want to look hopefully to the Weimar Republic as your model for political succession.Bob_C said:
We artificially propped up demand in covid by printing money and sending it out in order to justify the government shutdown of the supply side of the equation by forcing people out of work. Crazy that we have real pain as a result.WestlinnDuck said:
Our mythical MBA with some more incoherent analysis. The government did do something. They shut down the American small business sector and halted our increasing production of oil and gas and then papered it over with a huge increase in the money supply with the explanation that Milton Friedman isn't in charge anymore. And like a 5 dollar whore you swallowed and then voted for it. Telling the government to stop doing something isn't the same as asking it to print more money. Hope that helps.HHusky said:
THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING!WestlinnDuck said:More good news for prospective American homeowners, nothing like a good dose of bidenomics to help Americans.
cried the "libertarians"
Be sure to use your big words.
That’s all inflationary. -
The policies you goose-stepped right along with? Those policies?HHusky said:
Add the pandemic and policies chosen to deal with it to those other factors and you were bound to see inflation.Bob_C said:
I agree that entitlement spending being dished out faster than it comes in, and tax cuts are inflationary policies.HHusky said:
Our demographics dictate that we have had growing entitlement spending while simultaneously experiencing a labor shortage. And then we had the 2018 tax cut as well.Blu82 said:
So, what were the "many inflationary pressures"?HHusky said:
Not crazy that we had some inflation at all. In fact, there were already so many inflationary pressures in the economy that it's surprising how long it took to get some inflation. And now a lot of the short-lived supply chain pressures are subsiding. My sympathies to you gals who always want to look hopefully to the Weimar Republic as your model for political succession.Bob_C said:
We artificially propped up demand in covid by printing money and sending it out in order to justify the government shutdown of the supply side of the equation by forcing people out of work. Crazy that we have real pain as a result.WestlinnDuck said:
Our mythical MBA with some more incoherent analysis. The government did do something. They shut down the American small business sector and halted our increasing production of oil and gas and then papered it over with a huge increase in the money supply with the explanation that Milton Friedman isn't in charge anymore. And like a 5 dollar whore you swallowed and then voted for it. Telling the government to stop doing something isn't the same as asking it to print more money. Hope that helps.HHusky said:
THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING!WestlinnDuck said:More good news for prospective American homeowners, nothing like a good dose of bidenomics to help Americans.
cried the "libertarians"
Be sure to use your big words.
That’s all inflationary.
Why did it start only in 2021 though?
Let's not forget the Fed had wanted to nudge inflation up for quite awhile.
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Ja, Fraulein.pawz said:
The policies you goose-stepped right along with? Those policies?HHusky said:
Add the pandemic and policies chosen to deal with it to those other factors and you were bound to see inflation.Bob_C said:
I agree that entitlement spending being dished out faster than it comes in, and tax cuts are inflationary policies.HHusky said:
Our demographics dictate that we have had growing entitlement spending while simultaneously experiencing a labor shortage. And then we had the 2018 tax cut as well.Blu82 said:
So, what were the "many inflationary pressures"?HHusky said:
Not crazy that we had some inflation at all. In fact, there were already so many inflationary pressures in the economy that it's surprising how long it took to get some inflation. And now a lot of the short-lived supply chain pressures are subsiding. My sympathies to you gals who always want to look hopefully to the Weimar Republic as your model for political succession.Bob_C said:
We artificially propped up demand in covid by printing money and sending it out in order to justify the government shutdown of the supply side of the equation by forcing people out of work. Crazy that we have real pain as a result.WestlinnDuck said:
Our mythical MBA with some more incoherent analysis. The government did do something. They shut down the American small business sector and halted our increasing production of oil and gas and then papered it over with a huge increase in the money supply with the explanation that Milton Friedman isn't in charge anymore. And like a 5 dollar whore you swallowed and then voted for it. Telling the government to stop doing something isn't the same as asking it to print more money. Hope that helps.HHusky said:
THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING!WestlinnDuck said:More good news for prospective American homeowners, nothing like a good dose of bidenomics to help Americans.
cried the "libertarians"
Be sure to use your big words.
That’s all inflationary.
Why did it start only in 2021 though?
Let's not forget the Fed had wanted to nudge inflation up for quite awhile. -
You wouldn’t believe it if it was made up
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Lahaina the first victim?
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and you were fine with it because it was an emergency!!!! One death is one too many!!!HHusky said:
Not crazy that we had some inflation at all. In fact, there were already so many inflationary pressures in the economy that it's surprising how long it took to get some inflation. And now a lot of the short-lived supply chain pressures are subsiding. My sympathies to you gals who always want to look hopefully to the Weimar Republic as your model for political succession.Bob_C said:
We artificially propped up demand in covid by printing money and sending it out in order to justify the government shutdown of the supply side of the equation by forcing people out of work. Crazy that we have real pain as a result.WestlinnDuck said:
Our mythical MBA with some more incoherent analysis. The government did do something. They shut down the American small business sector and halted our increasing production of oil and gas and then papered it over with a huge increase in the money supply with the explanation that Milton Friedman isn't in charge anymore. And like a 5 dollar whore you swallowed and then voted for it. Telling the government to stop doing something isn't the same as asking it to print more money. Hope that helps.HHusky said:
THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING!WestlinnDuck said:More good news for prospective American homeowners, nothing like a good dose of bidenomics to help Americans.
cried the "libertarians" -
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We have plenty of money. "Tax cuts" aren't the problem. If you want less of something, tax it. If you want more of something (like sloth) you subsidize it. Raising taxes so we can subsidize chicom solar panels and wind turbines and associated required metals is not any solution if you want a growing economy. Raising taxes so the US can continue to be the world's welfare magnet and then complaining about entitlement spending is not a solution.Bob_C said:
I agree that entitlement spending being dished out faster than it comes in, and tax cuts are inflationary policies.HHusky said:
Our demographics dictate that we have had growing entitlement spending while simultaneously experiencing a labor shortage. And then we had the 2018 tax cut as well.Blu82 said:
So, what were the "many inflationary pressures"?HHusky said:
Not crazy that we had some inflation at all. In fact, there were already so many inflationary pressures in the economy that it's surprising how long it took to get some inflation. And now a lot of the short-lived supply chain pressures are subsiding. My sympathies to you gals who always want to look hopefully to the Weimar Republic as your model for political succession.Bob_C said:
We artificially propped up demand in covid by printing money and sending it out in order to justify the government shutdown of the supply side of the equation by forcing people out of work. Crazy that we have real pain as a result.WestlinnDuck said:
Our mythical MBA with some more incoherent analysis. The government did do something. They shut down the American small business sector and halted our increasing production of oil and gas and then papered it over with a huge increase in the money supply with the explanation that Milton Friedman isn't in charge anymore. And like a 5 dollar whore you swallowed and then voted for it. Telling the government to stop doing something isn't the same as asking it to print more money. Hope that helps.HHusky said:
THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING!WestlinnDuck said:More good news for prospective American homeowners, nothing like a good dose of bidenomics to help Americans.
cried the "libertarians"
Be sure to use your big words.
That’s all inflationary.
Why did it start only in 2021 though? -
Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
and you were fine with it because it was an emergency!!!! YES One death is one too many!!! NO.HHusky said:
Not crazy that we had some inflation at all. In fact, there were already so many inflationary pressures in the economy that it's surprising how long it took to get some inflation. And now a lot of the short-lived supply chain pressures are subsiding. My sympathies to you gals who always want to look hopefully to the Weimar Republic as your model for political succession.Bob_C said:
We artificially propped up demand in covid by printing money and sending it out in order to justify the government shutdown of the supply side of the equation by forcing people out of work. Crazy that we have real pain as a result.WestlinnDuck said:
Our mythical MBA with some more incoherent analysis. The government did do something. They shut down the American small business sector and halted our increasing production of oil and gas and then papered it over with a huge increase in the money supply with the explanation that Milton Friedman isn't in charge anymore. And like a 5 dollar whore you swallowed and then voted for it. Telling the government to stop doing something isn't the same as asking it to print more money. Hope that helps.HHusky said:
THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING!WestlinnDuck said:More good news for prospective American homeowners, nothing like a good dose of bidenomics to help Americans.
cried the "libertarians"
That's idiotic. -
Tax cuts are inflationary absent spending cuts.WestlinnDuck said:
We have plenty of money. "Tax cuts" aren't the problem. If you want less of something, tax it. If you want more of something (like sloth) you subsidize it. Raising taxes so we can subsidize chicom solar panels and wind turbines and associated required metals is not any solution if you want a growing economy. Raising taxes so the US can continue to be the world's welfare magnet and then complaining about entitlement spending is not a solution.Bob_C said:
I agree that entitlement spending being dished out faster than it comes in, and tax cuts are inflationary policies.HHusky said:
Our demographics dictate that we have had growing entitlement spending while simultaneously experiencing a labor shortage. And then we had the 2018 tax cut as well.Blu82 said:
So, what were the "many inflationary pressures"?HHusky said:
Not crazy that we had some inflation at all. In fact, there were already so many inflationary pressures in the economy that it's surprising how long it took to get some inflation. And now a lot of the short-lived supply chain pressures are subsiding. My sympathies to you gals who always want to look hopefully to the Weimar Republic as your model for political succession.Bob_C said:
We artificially propped up demand in covid by printing money and sending it out in order to justify the government shutdown of the supply side of the equation by forcing people out of work. Crazy that we have real pain as a result.WestlinnDuck said:
Our mythical MBA with some more incoherent analysis. The government did do something. They shut down the American small business sector and halted our increasing production of oil and gas and then papered it over with a huge increase in the money supply with the explanation that Milton Friedman isn't in charge anymore. And like a 5 dollar whore you swallowed and then voted for it. Telling the government to stop doing something isn't the same as asking it to print more money. Hope that helps.HHusky said:
THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING!WestlinnDuck said:More good news for prospective American homeowners, nothing like a good dose of bidenomics to help Americans.
cried the "libertarians"
Be sure to use your big words.
That’s all inflationary.
Why did it start only in 2021 though?
Sorry that hurts you in the feels, Margaret. -
So, cut spending. That's where the inflation is. I notice you had no comment on sending money to the chicoms for dirty, not green or reliable renewables or continuing the US as an open border world welfare magnet.HHusky said:
Tax cuts are inflationary absent spending cuts.WestlinnDuck said:
We have plenty of money. "Tax cuts" aren't the problem. If you want less of something, tax it. If you want more of something (like sloth) you subsidize it. Raising taxes so we can subsidize chicom solar panels and wind turbines and associated required metals is not any solution if you want a growing economy. Raising taxes so the US can continue to be the world's welfare magnet and then complaining about entitlement spending is not a solution.Bob_C said:
I agree that entitlement spending being dished out faster than it comes in, and tax cuts are inflationary policies.HHusky said:
Our demographics dictate that we have had growing entitlement spending while simultaneously experiencing a labor shortage. And then we had the 2018 tax cut as well.Blu82 said:
So, what were the "many inflationary pressures"?HHusky said:
Not crazy that we had some inflation at all. In fact, there were already so many inflationary pressures in the economy that it's surprising how long it took to get some inflation. And now a lot of the short-lived supply chain pressures are subsiding. My sympathies to you gals who always want to look hopefully to the Weimar Republic as your model for political succession.Bob_C said:
We artificially propped up demand in covid by printing money and sending it out in order to justify the government shutdown of the supply side of the equation by forcing people out of work. Crazy that we have real pain as a result.WestlinnDuck said:
Our mythical MBA with some more incoherent analysis. The government did do something. They shut down the American small business sector and halted our increasing production of oil and gas and then papered it over with a huge increase in the money supply with the explanation that Milton Friedman isn't in charge anymore. And like a 5 dollar whore you swallowed and then voted for it. Telling the government to stop doing something isn't the same as asking it to print more money. Hope that helps.HHusky said:
THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING!WestlinnDuck said:More good news for prospective American homeowners, nothing like a good dose of bidenomics to help Americans.
cried the "libertarians"
Be sure to use your big words.
That’s all inflationary.
Why did it start only in 2021 though?
Sorry that hurts you in the feels, Margaret.
PS Feel free to send in your fair share of your undertaxed ass. -
Thanks Einstein! We've had this same conversation for 20 + years. It's never been a mystery where the big money in the budget is. There's no will to cut it whatsoever. Your team just wants to keep putting it on the credit card.WestlinnDuck said:
So, cut spending. That's where the inflation is. I notice you had no comment on sending money to the chicoms for dirty, not green or reliable renewables or continuing the US as an open border world welfare magnet.HHusky said:
Tax cuts are inflationary absent spending cuts.WestlinnDuck said:
We have plenty of money. "Tax cuts" aren't the problem. If you want less of something, tax it. If you want more of something (like sloth) you subsidize it. Raising taxes so we can subsidize chicom solar panels and wind turbines and associated required metals is not any solution if you want a growing economy. Raising taxes so the US can continue to be the world's welfare magnet and then complaining about entitlement spending is not a solution.Bob_C said:
I agree that entitlement spending being dished out faster than it comes in, and tax cuts are inflationary policies.HHusky said:
Our demographics dictate that we have had growing entitlement spending while simultaneously experiencing a labor shortage. And then we had the 2018 tax cut as well.Blu82 said:
So, what were the "many inflationary pressures"?HHusky said:
Not crazy that we had some inflation at all. In fact, there were already so many inflationary pressures in the economy that it's surprising how long it took to get some inflation. And now a lot of the short-lived supply chain pressures are subsiding. My sympathies to you gals who always want to look hopefully to the Weimar Republic as your model for political succession.Bob_C said:
We artificially propped up demand in covid by printing money and sending it out in order to justify the government shutdown of the supply side of the equation by forcing people out of work. Crazy that we have real pain as a result.WestlinnDuck said:
Our mythical MBA with some more incoherent analysis. The government did do something. They shut down the American small business sector and halted our increasing production of oil and gas and then papered it over with a huge increase in the money supply with the explanation that Milton Friedman isn't in charge anymore. And like a 5 dollar whore you swallowed and then voted for it. Telling the government to stop doing something isn't the same as asking it to print more money. Hope that helps.HHusky said:
THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING!WestlinnDuck said:More good news for prospective American homeowners, nothing like a good dose of bidenomics to help Americans.
cried the "libertarians"
Be sure to use your big words.
That’s all inflationary.
Why did it start only in 2021 though?
Sorry that hurts you in the feels, Margaret.
PS Feel free to send in your fair share of your undertaxed ass.
I prefer to live in reality. And when I said taxes should go up, I didn't mean only my own. That tired old "you could just send more in" refrain isn't cutting it. -
What does hundreds of billions of dollars for open borders and expensive weak green renewables accomplish? That's reality. What did causing trillions of damage to our economy for covid lockdowns accomplish? That's reality. Your reality is that the vaxxes were among the most effective vaccines ever and then your argument about forced vaccinations was using the polio vaxx as a great example although the polio virus doesn't mutate, and doesn't spread through aerosolized virus particles. Mr. Conservative and Mr. Science you are not. You do claim a hypothetical MBA that didn't include any classes on internal controls, auditable results and budgeting.HHusky said:
Thanks Einstein! We've had this same conversation for 20 + years. It's never been a mystery where the big money in the budget is. There's no will to cut it whatsoever. Your team just wants to keep putting it on the credit card.WestlinnDuck said:
So, cut spending. That's where the inflation is. I notice you had no comment on sending money to the chicoms for dirty, not green or reliable renewables or continuing the US as an open border world welfare magnet.HHusky said:
Tax cuts are inflationary absent spending cuts.WestlinnDuck said:
We have plenty of money. "Tax cuts" aren't the problem. If you want less of something, tax it. If you want more of something (like sloth) you subsidize it. Raising taxes so we can subsidize chicom solar panels and wind turbines and associated required metals is not any solution if you want a growing economy. Raising taxes so the US can continue to be the world's welfare magnet and then complaining about entitlement spending is not a solution.Bob_C said:
I agree that entitlement spending being dished out faster than it comes in, and tax cuts are inflationary policies.HHusky said:
Our demographics dictate that we have had growing entitlement spending while simultaneously experiencing a labor shortage. And then we had the 2018 tax cut as well.Blu82 said:
So, what were the "many inflationary pressures"?HHusky said:
Not crazy that we had some inflation at all. In fact, there were already so many inflationary pressures in the economy that it's surprising how long it took to get some inflation. And now a lot of the short-lived supply chain pressures are subsiding. My sympathies to you gals who always want to look hopefully to the Weimar Republic as your model for political succession.Bob_C said:
We artificially propped up demand in covid by printing money and sending it out in order to justify the government shutdown of the supply side of the equation by forcing people out of work. Crazy that we have real pain as a result.WestlinnDuck said:
Our mythical MBA with some more incoherent analysis. The government did do something. They shut down the American small business sector and halted our increasing production of oil and gas and then papered it over with a huge increase in the money supply with the explanation that Milton Friedman isn't in charge anymore. And like a 5 dollar whore you swallowed and then voted for it. Telling the government to stop doing something isn't the same as asking it to print more money. Hope that helps.HHusky said:
THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO SOMETHING!WestlinnDuck said:More good news for prospective American homeowners, nothing like a good dose of bidenomics to help Americans.
cried the "libertarians"
Be sure to use your big words.
That’s all inflationary.
Why did it start only in 2021 though?
Sorry that hurts you in the feels, Margaret.
PS Feel free to send in your fair share of your undertaxed ass.
I prefer to live in reality. And when I said taxes should go up, I didn't mean only my own. That tired old "you could just send more in" refrain isn't cutting it. -
Climate change - is there nothing you can't blame on it.
https://www.breitbart.com/entertainment/2023/08/18/nolte-barren-disney-theme-parks-blamed-climate-change/
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Printing money causes inflation. We are printing like mad. How much does it cost to keep all the illegals in hotels, facilities welfare. rent, food, clothes, medical care, etc etc etc? 100's of billions for the Demonrat money laundry Ukraine. This shit is your inflation.
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They vote the right way, so it is all good. All you need to vote is to check a box and have an utility bill or paycheck stub (among other bull sh*t proof of ID). That's what our hypothetical MBA and expert on internal controls calls more than sufficient proof of citizenship.Sledog said:Printing money causes inflation. We are printing like mad. How much does it cost to keep all the illegals in hotels, facilities welfare. rent, food, clothes, medical care, etc etc etc? 100's of billions for the Demonrat money laundry Ukraine. This shit is your inflation.
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Not even sure what to say about this except in the old days that guy would be central casting for a kid diddler in an ABC Afternoon Special.WestlinnDuck said:Climate change - is there nothing you can't blame on it.
https://www.breitbart.com/entertainment/2023/08/18/nolte-barren-disney-theme-parks-blamed-climate-change/ -
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I won't. The dementia patient isn't scared. He has an all time sh*tty record to run on and he doesn't even know what that record is. Frankly, I don't think he makes it to the convention. It will be Newsom and the fall out from not giving it to a half black woman VP with a family history of slavery will be worth the price of admission.GrundleStiltzkin said: -
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I’ll do whatever I have to do to support Ukraine.LoneStarDawg said:
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I'm hearing PGOS wants to be pegged. Are you man enough?HHusky said:
I’ll do whatever I have to do to support Ukraine.LoneStarDawg said:
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Oh you kids with your hip lingo.pawz said:
I'm hearing PGOS wants to be pegged. Are you man enough?HHusky said:
I’ll do whatever I have to do to support Ukraine.LoneStarDawg said: -
So, no?HHusky said:
Oh you kids with your hip lingo.pawz said:
I'm hearing PGOS wants to be pegged. Are you man enough?HHusky said:
I’ll do whatever I have to do to support Ukraine.LoneStarDawg said:
Kind of contradicts "whatever I have to do" ...
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Oh well. What does it mean, anyway?pawz said:
So, no?HHusky said:
Oh you kids with your hip lingo.pawz said:
I'm hearing PGOS wants to be pegged. Are you man enough?HHusky said:
I’ll do whatever I have to do to support Ukraine.LoneStarDawg said:
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You managed to get on the interwebs today.HHusky said:
Oh well. What does it mean, anyway?pawz said:
So, no?HHusky said:
Oh you kids with your hip lingo.pawz said:
I'm hearing PGOS wants to be pegged. Are you man enough?HHusky said:
I’ll do whatever I have to do to support Ukraine.LoneStarDawg said:
Kind of contradicts "whatever I have to do" ...
Try an image search.
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