SassyIrishLass
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If the 6.81% inflation rate isn't Biden's fault and he's not politically-liable for it, then who is?
Orange Man bad.... wait for it
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If the 6.81% inflation rate isn't Biden's fault and he's not politically-liable for it, then who is?
Maybe they're filed next to Obama's.Can Dooch Boy prove he is not a Stupid Son of a Bitch?
Maybe a Birth Certificate and College Records
Maybe. Or maybe only part of this year.He's president for at least 3 more years. Cry harder.![]()
Orange Man bad.... wait for it
Thank you, Joe!
If you only had a brain...So you think Biden will not be blamed for the current 6.81% inflation rate? Then who will be
Again, political liability and responsibility for causation are not the same thing. Inflation is certainly something he needs to deal with, but blaming him for it is inaccurate.If the 6.81% inflation rate isn't Biden's fault and he's not politically-liable for it, then who is?
Peter Doocy is a stupid son of a bitch.If I was Peter Doocy, I would request an apology from the POTUS for his mother... Peter is the consummate professional... The President spoke ill of his mother and called her a name... The President would definitely hear from me and his disrespect he displayed for the man's mother...
Again, political liability and responsibility for causation are not the same thing. Inflation is certainly something he needs to deal with, but blaming him for it is inaccurate.
I don't need to defend our GREAT President Biden. His presidency was a complete success on January 20, 2021. Everything else is gravy.It's hilarious watching leftists chase their tails defending Bidum
I don't need to defend our GREAT President Biden. His presidency was a complete success on January 20, 2021. Everything else is gravy.
Your answer is in #188. If you're too lazy to read that, it makes no sense for me to try explaining it to you.So in other words, Biden will be held responsible for the 6.81% inflation rate, even if it's not his fault?
Then whose fault is it, and why did it not happen until the first year he was in office?
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Scary that Americans like him are allowed to vote, isn’t it?Sarcasm doesn't suit you....oh wait you're serious?
Your answer is in #188. If you're too lazy to read that, it makes no sense for me to try explaining it to you.
How does the Democrats egregious spending NOT contribute to inflation?If you only had a brain...
Prices are rising all over the world, and leaders see no quick fix
Current bout of inflation marks end of era as countries grapple with uneven recoveries
It probably isn’t much consolation for Americans struggling with the highest inflation in 40 years, but they are not alone.
In the European Union, prices are rising faster than at any time since the euro currency was introduced. The annual inflation rate in the United Kingdom hit 5.4 percent in December, the highest figure there in nearly 30 years. Canada’s consumer prices are rising twice as fast as before the pandemic.
Even in Japan, where prices have been depressed almost continuously since the collapse of the late 1980s real estate bubble, the central bank in recent days revised upward its assessment of inflation risks for the first time in eight years. Among major economies, only China has a lower inflation rate today than in early 2020.
Four ways Americans are feeling inflation
Around the world, soaring prices are emerging as a feature of the pandemic-era recovery, prompting some central banks to pivot to inflation fighting.
The new focus caps an era since the 2008 financial crisis that saw global forces — such as the rise of cross-border supply chains and a decline in workers’ bargaining power — keep inflation subdued.
As factories around the world revive at different speeds, a mismatch between the goods that are being produced and those that customers want to buy is helping drive prices higher. Longer-term trends, such as increased protectionism, rising Chinese wages and the adjustment to a low-carbon economy, will put upward pressure on prices in the years ahead, according to research by the BlackRock Investment Institute.
“We’ve come through a period where global forces were clearly disinflationary. We’re entering a period, in the near term at least, where they are more likely to push inflation up rather than down,” said Eric Winograd, senior economist with AllianceBernstein in New York.
Yes I'm serious. His job was to save the American presidency from Fascism. He did that.Sarcasm doesn't suit you....oh wait you're serious?
I don't need to defend our GREAT President Biden. His presidency was a complete success on January 20, 2021. Everything else is gravy.