Darn, republicans didn't have an issue when Trump pumped $2 trillion into the US economy or his treasury pumping trillions into it.
March 12 2020
Wall Street briefly pared its losses on Thursday as investors reacted to the Federal Reserve’s announcement that it would dramatically increase liquidity by injecting as much as $1.5 trillion into the economy with an unprecedented series of asset purchases.
April 9 2020
The Federal Reserve announced on Thursday that it will inject another $2.3 trillion to prop up the American economy through a series of unprecedented emergency initiatives that will extend its reach to small and midsize businesses, as well as state and municipal governments.
June 16 2020
Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said last week declared that another $1-trillion will be created out of government debt and pumped into the economy.
There were soon thereafter, product shortages.
July 16 2020
First, there was the toilet paper shortage, then the ground beef and chicken shortage. Now we’ve entered the days of coin, lumber, paper towels, and appliance shortages.
Giant Eagle says the soft drink companies are focusing on their core brands because the aluminum can industry can’t keep up with demand. With so many people at home, the consumption of those drinks is up more than 30 percent.
So manufacturers are having to choose what they can. There are signs in the store explaining products like Pepsi Max are temporarily in short supply, and other products like Dr. Pepper Cherry and Diet A&W Rootbeer are obvious by their absence.
People being at home is also taking its toll on the appliance business. With consumers stocking up to minimize trips to the store, more people want that basement refrigerator or a stand-alone freezer.
Good luck finding a freezer.
Biden does it and republicans have a hissy fit.