There is no way to dispute the deficits are structurally inevitable because of tax cuts, and they are part of the inflationary problem. And the gop knew this was coming as boomers retire. It's gop dogma that the actual debt will be "worth less" by their being more dollars in circulation.
Sienna is a problem, but Manchin was dead on right that the dems real goal should have been raising taxes on the 5-1%, and cutting taxes on people living on paychecks. Even Rubio was for it before Trump came along.
The supply problems are working out. The fed is already causing consumers to not spend like ... they were republican congressmen. The fed is belatedly cutting back on buying US debt and belatedly raising rates to what are still historically low levels. We are never going to extract enough oil to meet demand, and the world is increasing its need for food. BOTH parties are not aligning policy to lessen the impact of those inevitablities