New Inflation Data Is Worse Than You Think

[berg80]

Opening American factories is costly and leads to even higher prices.

I heard quite a lot of discussion about new factories after the tariffs were announced. Economists were pointing out how long it takes to physically build a factory, the expense of outfitting it, and the need for trained employees to staff it.

All of which require the kind of long term stability it takes for people investing in the factories to feel safe putting up their money. TACO's on again off again flip flopping is antithetical to that kind of long term stability.

 

[Marener]

I still find it interesting that you didn't give a shit about these struggling poor when egg prices were over 10 dollars. What happened to you? why didn't you care then? You even voted for the person who would have kept the prices at that rate. why? Why did you vote for >10 dollar dozen eggs?

Your accusation is pathetic and false.

You're the one on record here telling struggling families they must struggle more. Oh, and calling them lazy.

 

[Delldude]

Countries that are closely linked by trade don't go to war. You're paranoid.

You're a fool.
DOD doesn't agree with you.
Funny how China is restricting our supply of critical minerals used for military considerations.

 

[jc456]

Countries that are closely linked by trade don't go to war. You're paranoid.

 

[ColonelAngus]

Your post is as nuts as you are.

That is a compliment from you.

You lefties wish that war was still going on so Trump would not get some credit for helping the peace deal.

You know you hate it when he helps stop wars.

 

[Marener]

I still find it interesting that you didn't give a shit about these struggling poor when egg prices were over 10 dollars. What happened to you? why didn't you care then? You even voted for the person who would have kept the prices at that rate. why? Why did you vote for >10 dollar dozen eggs?

Your accusation is pathetic and false.

You're the one on record here telling struggling families they must struggle more. Oh, and calling them lazy.

 

[The Duke]

Didn’t Tater’s ‘Inflation Reduction Act’ end inflation?

No?

Weird.

That was really "The Green New Deal" with a different name.

 

[jc456]

Your accusation is pathetic and false.

how so?

You're the one on record here telling struggling families they must struggle more. Oh, and calling them lazy.

I never said any such thing. did you vote for scamala? if so, that's you telling them that. you remain confused.

 

[Delldude]

That was really "The Green New Deal" with a different name.

'These aren't the droid's you're looking for'

 

[jc456]

I heard quite a lot of discussion about new factories after the tariffs were announced. Economists were pointing out how long it takes to physically build a factory, the expense of outfitting it, and the need for trained employees to staff it.

All of which require the kind of long term stability it takes for people investing in the factories to feel safe putting up their money. TACO's on again off again flip flopping is antithetical to that kind of long term stability.

Apple will spend more than $500 billion in the U.S. over the next four years

Apple today announced plans to spend and invest more than $500 billion in the U.S. over the next four years.

www.apple.com

 

[Marener]

I never said any such thing. did you vote for scamala? if so, that's you telling them that. you remain confused.

Sure you did. You said they have to pay more and if they don't like it, it's because they don't work hard enough.

 

[jc456]

Sure you did. You said they have to pay more and if they don't like it, it's because they don't work hard enough.

not at all what I said, feel free to quote it for us. I'm sure everyone will want to know what I really said. I know you lie and it's all you got to get by. July numbers said things didn't change, didn't go up, so your entire premise is false and fake.

 

[Delldude]

I heard quite a lot of discussion about new factories after the tariffs were announced. Economists were pointing out how long it takes to physically build a factory, the expense of outfitting it, and the need for trained employees to staff it.

How do you eat an elephant?

 

[M14 Shooter]

Looks like Trump’s “easy to win” trade war is winning… higher prices for everyone. The latest Producer Price Index shows the biggest jump in wholesale prices in three years, a clear sign that those tariffs are acting like a hidden tax on American businesses and consumers alike.

This is your "biggest jump in three years"

Fact is, if the tariffs were not in play, no one would notice "biggest jump in three years".

 

[Marener]

not at all what I said, feel free to quote it for us. I'm sure everyone will want to know what I really said. I know you lie and it's all you got to get by. July numbers said things didn't change, didn't go up, so your entire premise is false and fake.

Of course it is.

 

[jc456]

Of course it is.

well my posts are in here for all to read. And it doesn't change that you voted for 10 dollar a dozen eggs.

 

[Conservative from Georgia]

Didn’t Tater’s ‘Inflation Reduction Act’ end inflation?

No?

Weird.

At the time of enactment, the U.S. annual inflation rate peaked around 9.1% (measured by the Consumer Price Index). By July 2025, it had fallen to 2.7% year-over-year.

Reduction, not “Ending” straw man.

 

[Nostra]

Do you even know when it was signed?

Yep, do you?

 

[Marener]

Yep, do you?

Yes. Do you know what inflation was when it was signed?

 

[Nostra]

I heard quite a lot of discussion about new factories after the tariffs were announced. Economists were pointing out how long it takes to physically build a factory, the expense of outfitting it, and the need for trained employees to staff it.

All of which require the kind of long term stability it takes for people investing in the factories to feel safe putting up their money. TACO's on again off again flip flopping is antithetical to that kind of long term stability.

And yet TRILLIONS are being invested in new mfg in the US.