Leaving Trump..........Election-wise. Tide is clearly TURNING!

[Luckyone]

You took Macro...right? Why would anyone who studied Economics need to be told that too much money in the system paired with a shortage of supply is going to lead to inflation?

Would you be specific as to what you are saying applies to anything contrary to what I said. In simple words, prove me wrong in what I stated,.

 

[lantern2814]

So we'll use mail in voting tp whip Trump's ass.

Cry Harder.

Get a job.

Sorry you mod protected sock. Republicans have slashed your mail in voting "advantage". Go jump in front of a moving train homo incel mod sock.

 

[lantern2814]

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Poor little jackass. Can't refute anything so you revert to TDS. Where did I mention Trump dumbfuck? Relying on millions of young people to actually go out and wait in line to vote? Enjoy your landslide loss. And keep your homo fantasies to yourself.

 

[Luckyone]

Poor little jackass. Can't refute anything so you revert to TDS. Where did I mention Trump dumbfuck? Relying on millions of young people to actually go out and wait in line to vote? Enjoy your landslide loss. And keep your homo fantasies to yourself.

Thank you for making my day!

 

[Man With A Plan]

Would you be specific as to what you are saying applies to anything contrary to what I said. In simple words, prove me wrong in what I stated,.

It goes back to your very first post referring to inflation in this string, Lucky. #60? You claimed that inflation was caused by the Covid pandemic...something that made no sense to me at the time. The price of gasoline during Covid went down because people weren't driving. The amount of money in the system was smaller because so much of the economy had been closed down. The stimulus money that Trump gave out was simply to keep people afloat who had been put out of their jobs by the shut downs...it wasn't adding money to the economy as much as injecting money into an economy that wasn't generating money! So how did Trump's actions during Covid lead to an increase in inflation? It never went over 2% at any time in his Presidency.

 

[justoffal]

The tide is clearly and "tangibly" turning against Trump, regarding the election. More and more people are turning FOR Harris

Giuliani's daughter has announced she is voting for Harris.



Taylor Swift has stimulated a strong increase of young voters to vote for Harris



This is truly starting to look like a nail in Trump's coffin

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So you got a disgruntled daughter and a national slut?

 

[Luckyone]

So you got a disgruntled daughter and a national slut?

You have to fight fire with fire. Fighting a sexual offender like Trump is. requires the same kind. That's the only people Trump believers will even listen to. They do not believe in morals, ethics, principles or humanity, meaning that good people cannot get into their mind. They need sluts to listen to.

 

[Luckyone]

It goes back to your very first post referring to inflation in this string, Lucky. #60? You claimed that inflation was caused by the Covid pandemic...something that made no sense to me at the time. The price of gasoline during Covid went down because people weren't driving. The amount of money in the system was smaller because so much of the economy had been closed down. The stimulus money that Trump gave out was simply to keep people afloat who had been put out of their jobs by the shut downs...it wasn't adding money to the economy as much as injecting money into an economy that wasn't generating money! So how did Trump's actions during Covid lead to an increase in inflation? It never went over 2% at any time in his Presidency.

You truly have no ability to evaluate the consequences of things.

Here, let me give you a lesson:

What causes inflation?

• Demand-pull. The most common cause for a rise in prices is when more buyers want a product or service than the seller has available. ...
• Cost-push. Sometimes prices rise because costs go up on the supply side of the equation. ...
• Increased money supply. ...
• Devaluation. ...
• Rising wages. ...

1) Covid caused businesses to close but the demand was still there. In many cases, the demand was even higher as the people were home and consuming more than normal. Nonetheless, the fact that businesses closed, the supply was not there, meaning that it was a major cause for inflation going up.

2) Costs went up because the demand was there but there was no production of the products, so the costs of the product went up among producers.

3) Money supply increased because of the Stimulus packages that were put together to help people, given that they were not getting incomes.

4 The Dollar devalued 10% in value during the first year of the pandemic, given that the Yen and other Asian currencies got stronger because of their prompt and proper handling of the pandemic (unlike Trump's handling), which allowed them to get back to business faster and sooner.

5) wages of low-wage workers rose during the pandemic because those products (such as food) was in big demand and those workers that could work during that time were paid more to work because of the need.

So now that I have addressed how the pandemic caused a large part of the inflation that came, who is the misinformed and not knowledgeable person here? You, of course.

 

[Invisibleflash]

Harris' recently comments on the Israel-Iran kerfuffle just lost her Michigan.

Kerfuffle is a Brit word...are you a limey? All these foreign agents should show their country of origin.

 

[Man With A Plan]

You truly have no ability to evaluate the consequences of things.

Here, let me give you a lesson:

What causes inflation?

• Demand-pull. The most common cause for a rise in prices is when more buyers want a product or service than the seller has available. ...
• Cost-push. Sometimes prices rise because costs go up on the supply side of the equation. ...
• Increased money supply. ...
• Devaluation. ...
• Rising wages. ...

1) Covid caused businesses to close but the demand was still there. In many cases, the demand was even higher as the people were home and consuming more than normal. Nonetheless, the fact that businesses closed, the supply was not there, meaning that it was a major cause for inflation going up.

2) Costs went up because the demand was there but there was no production of the products, so the costs of the product went up among producers.

3) Money supply increased because of the Stimulus packages that were put together to help people, given that they were not getting incomes.

4 The Dollar devalued 10% in value during the first year of the pandemic, given that the Yen and other Asian currencies got stronger because of their prompt and proper handling of the pandemic (unlike Trump's handling), which allowed them to get back to business faster and sooner.

5) wages of low-wage workers rose during the pandemic because those products (such as food) was in big demand and those workers that could work during that time were paid more to work because of the need.

So now that I have addressed how the pandemic caused a large part of the inflation that came, who is the misinformed and not knowledgeable person here? You, of course.

So why didn't inflation go up during the last year of Trump's term? (It never rose above 2%)
If people weren't getting incomes...then how did the money supply increase? (The Trump stimulus packages didn't increase the money supply because the economy being shut down had decreased it.)

 

[Man With A Plan]

You truly have no ability to evaluate the consequences of things.

Here, let me give you a lesson:

What causes inflation?

• Demand-pull. The most common cause for a rise in prices is when more buyers want a product or service than the seller has available. ...
• Cost-push. Sometimes prices rise because costs go up on the supply side of the equation. ...
• Increased money supply. ...
• Devaluation. ...
• Rising wages. ...

1) Covid caused businesses to close but the demand was still there. In many cases, the demand was even higher as the people were home and consuming more than normal. Nonetheless, the fact that businesses closed, the supply was not there, meaning that it was a major cause for inflation going up.

2) Costs went up because the demand was there but there was no production of the products, so the costs of the product went up among producers.

3) Money supply increased because of the Stimulus packages that were put together to help people, given that they were not getting incomes.

4 The Dollar devalued 10% in value during the first year of the pandemic, given that the Yen and other Asian currencies got stronger because of their prompt and proper handling of the pandemic (unlike Trump's handling), which allowed them to get back to business faster and sooner.

5) wages of low-wage workers rose during the pandemic because those products (such as food) was in big demand and those workers that could work during that time were paid more to work because of the need.

So now that I have addressed how the pandemic caused a large part of the inflation that came, who is the misinformed and not knowledgeable person here? You, of course.

As for the wages of "low-wage" workers increasing during the pandemic? That didn't really occur until businesses were forced to offer higher wages because so called low wage workers could actually make more money staying home and not working than they could by going back to work. My friend's restaurant struggled mightily because he couldn't get dishers, bussers and prep workers to come back to work because they were making more money staying home than they would have made at their jobs. That didn't take place until late 2020 though. Before that most places like his were only open for take out and their sales volume was so off that they didn't need a big staff.

 

[Luckyone]

As for the wages of "low-wage" workers increasing during the pandemic? That didn't really occur until businesses were forced to offer higher wages because so called low wage workers could actually make more money staying home and not working than they could by going back to work. My friend's restaurant struggled mightily because he couldn't get dishers, bussers and prep workers to come back to work because they were making more money staying home than they would have made at their jobs. That didn't take place until late 2020 though. Before that most places like his were only open for take out and their sales volume was so off that they didn't need a big staff.

Address the whole post and don't cherry pick

 

[Luckyone]

So why didn't inflation go up during the last year of Trump's term? (It never rose above 2%)
If people weren't getting incomes...then how did the money supply increase? (The Trump stimulus packages didn't increase the money supply because the economy being shut down had decreased it.)

The answer to your question is easy. It wasn't until the end of 2020 that the pandemic took hold and the country began to suffer the consequences of everything that happened. As I explained to you earlier. Inflations has causes (roots) that are set and the consequences are experienced thereafter.

Why don't you do some research on Google asking that question. It is easy to do.

 

[daveman]

I don't give a shit. You Trumpers are simply blind to fact and you look for every possible excuse to excuse Trump. There are now thousands of excuses out there and those that have a brain realize that reality is reality. Unfortunately for Trumpers, this is what happens:

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There are thousands of excuses, and they all boil down to one thing:

The vast majority of leftist claims about Trump are bullshit.

 

[daveman]

You don't "care" who did the rating? LOL Really?

He agrees with it, so it's true!

Right, Lucky?

 

[daveman]

This is pure BS on your part.

Explain where I get the economics wrong. You talk big but carry a small dick (sorry, I meant stick).

Why are leftist men fascinated with penises?

 

[daveman]

So we'll use mail in voting tp whip Trump's ass.

Cry Harder.

Get a job.

How many have you filled out?

 

[daveman]

You have to fight fire with fire. Fighting a sexual offender like Trump is. requires the same kind. That's the only people Trump believers will even listen to. They do not believe in morals, ethics, principles or humanity, meaning that good people cannot get into their mind. They need sluts to listen to.

You voted for Biden, an incestuous pedophile. You have no basis for criticizing anyone else's morals.

 

[0311]

'Blow to Trump: Billionaire Trump Donor Jumps Ship With "Significant Donation Harris Donation.

'Blow to Trump': Billionaire Trump donor jumps ship with ‘significant' Harris donation

Encouraged by conversations he’s had with Vice President Kamala Harris, a billionaire venture capitalist has pulled his support for Donald Trump – and announced a “significant donation” for his Democratic opponent, according to a new report.The decision announced Friday by Ben Horowitz and his...

www.rawstory.com

Encouraged by conversations he’s had with Vice President Kamala Harris, a billionaire venture capitalist has pulled his support for Donald Trump – and announced a “significant donation” for his Democratic opponent, according to a new report.

The decision announced Friday by Ben Horowitz and his wife Felicia came three months after he and business partner Marc Andreessen faced criticism when they chose to throw their support to the former president.

But that was before President Joe Biden jolted the race when he stepped aside, and their “great friend” Harris became the Democratic nominee.

“As a result of our friendship, Felicia and I will be making a significant donation to entities who support the Harris Walz campaign,” according to an email Horowitz sent Friday to employees of his firm Andreessen Horowitz. He told employees that, although the Harris campaign has yet to state what their tech policy would be he is “encouraged by my belief in her”.

 

[Man With A Plan]

The answer to your question is easy. It wasn't until the end of 2020 that the pandemic took hold and the country began to suffer the consequences of everything that happened. As I explained to you earlier. Inflations has causes (roots) that are set and the consequences are experienced thereafter.

Why don't you do some research on Google asking that question. It is easy to do.

The pandemic didn't "take hold" until the end of 2020? That's not even close to being accurate, Lucky. The Trump Administration declared a state of emergency on March 13 and States started shut downs shortly after. So why didn't we see a surge in inflation during that last year of the Trump Administration? The inflation rate for that year was 1.2%. Once Biden took office we start to see the spike in inflation. 4.7% in 2021. 8% in 2022. 4.1% in 2023. 2.9% so far this year.