Trump Promise = "I will bring down inflation"

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Trump 2025 promise:



Inflation rate last month was 2.6% (up from the 2.4% when he took over the presidency). Nonetheless, next month is likely to not only be higher but probably in a big way, given that over the past week, Oil has risen 25%, suggesting gasoline prices will go up as well.

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and this is all about the war with Iran that "Trump caused" and that is likely to continue and Oil prices go even higher.

Promise failure!
 
:rolleyes-41: Good grief, another ill-informed banker trying to connect dots.

All the while the reasons for the rise in oil prices at this
time are ***** slapping him right on the kisser.
 
A promise is a show of interest and that expressed intent is what voters vote for or against.

Adults know and understand that not all "promises" can be fully realized.

Eggs are cheaper, Gas is cheaper, my IRA has gained noticeably.

Some promise take more time to be realized than others.

Now you know.

Go back outside and play or something.
 
Trump 2025 promise:



Inflation rate last month was 2.6% (up from the 2.4% when he took over the presidency). Nonetheless, next month is likely to not only be higher but probably in a big way, given that over the past week, Oil has risen 25%, suggesting gasoline prices will go up as well.

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and this is all about the war with Iran that "Trump caused" and that is likely to continue and Oil prices go even higher.

Promise failure!



Inflation rate when Trump took office: 3%

Current: 2.4%

Another win for Trump and America, another loss for you and your Dimwinger Cult, loser.


Cool thread.

:banana::banana::banana::banana:
 
People are confused about what inflation actually is versus the effects of inflation.

Inflation, correctly defined, is the expansion of currency and credit.

Get that right and then maybe you can be taken seriously by serious people.

High prices are merely one effect of inflation itself.
 
Cool thread.
No, it's a stupid thread.

Very, very few here possess even a fundamental grasp of economic theory and monetary policy, observably.

Threads like these more often than not read like a bunch of monkeys trying to catch and hump a football.
 
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People are confused about what inflation actually is versus the effects of inflation.

Inflation, correctly defined, is the expansion of currency and credit.

Get that right and then maybe you can be taken seriously by serious people.

High prices are merely one effect of inflation itself.
OP doesn't GAF.
 
15th post
No, it's a stupid thread.

Very, very few here possess even a fundamental grasp of economic theory and monetary policy, observably.

Threads like these more often than not read like a bunch of monkeys trying to catch and hump a football.
It's cool in the sense it blew up in the idiot OP's face.
 

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