The numbers are clear. The economy is very strong (for now, we'll see). A little stronger than many would like, given the pressure it's still putting on interest rates. And that, by the way, is happening during a period of quantitative tightening, the opposite of the spectacularly loose-money QE we had through 2020.
The inflation blamed by the blind partisans on Biden was the result of $11 trillion in stimulus from 2009 through 2020, followed by collapsed global supply chains coming out of the lockdowns, followed by a Fed that was about 8 months too fucking slow to increase interest rates.
The rest of what I'm seeing here is ignorance, bullshit or both, by people who know nothing of macroeconomics other than what their one-sided MAGA media tells them.
The inflation blamed by the blind partisans on Biden was the result of $11 trillion in stimulus from 2009 through 2020, followed by collapsed global supply chains coming out of the lockdowns, followed by a Fed that was about 8 months too fucking slow to increase interest rates.
The rest of what I'm seeing here is ignorance, bullshit or both, by people who know nothing of macroeconomics other than what their one-sided MAGA media tells them.
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