Vance - "I promise you there is no person more impatient to solve the affordability crisis than Donald J. Trump"

[berg80]

All JD is saying is that Trump needs time to fix what Biden fucked up.

Agreed. Which makes JD full of shit.

 

[candycorn]

Overspending during Biden's term caused runaway inflation according to MIT, none of your twisted excuses can dance around that FACT.

Again..show me where MIT says that. If you can’t then shut the **** up.

 

[kyzr]

Agreed. Which makes JD full of shit.

Why is JD full of shit? He sounds right to me.
If Trump can't make voters happy by November the mid-terms will be bad.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

The pandemic was basically over May 2020 when the shutdown ended and everyone went back to work.

And this ^^ is why we need MORE people to go to college, not fewer.

JFC we are a country of morons.

 

[kyzr]

Again..show me where MIT says that. If you can’t then shut the **** up.

From the link, MIT says that Biden's excuse of the "supply chain" was bullshit. It was "overstimulation" by government spending that caused inflation in 2022:
"The results dispel the notion that the supply chain could be blamed for the 2022 spike in inflation, Kritzman said.
“The narrative at the time was that the cause of inflation was interruptions to the supply chain because of COVID-19,” Kritzman said. “But that didn’t show up in producer prices. In other words, if supplies became scarce, then the prices of those supplies would go up, which we don’t see in our results at that point in time.”

Learn how to read.

 

[candycorn]

From the link, MIT says that Biden's excuse of the "supply chain" was bullshit. It was "overstimulation" by government spending that caused inflation in 2022:
"The results dispel the notion that the supply chain could be blamed for the 2022 spike in inflation, Kritzman said.
“The narrative at the time was that the cause of inflation was interruptions to the supply chain because of COVID-19,” Kritzman said. “But that didn’t show up in producer prices. In other words, if supplies became scarce, then the prices of those supplies would go up, which we don’t see in our results at that point in time.”

Learn how to read.

And nothing in what your just wrote said it was the fault of the democrats--the allegation YOU made is not supported by your link or, now, your quote.

This is now confirmed. Thanks for putting the barrel to your head and pulling the trigger.

I’ll use your link above. “Overstimulation”. Think about it for a moment **** face...Trump sent out two rounds of stimulus checks in 2020 alone.

A simple yes or no question...do you see a link between Trump sending out stimulus checks and the economy being “overstimulated”? If you can’t, you’re lying. Which is not a surprise to anyone.

But if you do manage to tell the truth for once in your miserable life, you’d have to admit that your blob is complicit.

We all know that you’re physically incapable of telling the truth so nobody is expecting you to summon the courage to do so now.

 

[kyzr]

And nothing in what your just wrote said it was the fault of the democrats--the allegation YOU made is not supported by your link or, now, your quote.
This is now confirmed. Thanks for putting the barrel to your head and pulling the trigger.
I’ll use your link above. “Overstimulation”. Think about it for a moment **** face...Trump sent out two rounds of stimulus checks in 2020 alone.
A simple yes or no question...do you see a link between Trump sending out stimulus checks and the economy being “overstimulated”? If you can’t, you’re lying. Which is not a surprise to anyone.
But if you do manage to tell the truth for once in your miserable life, you’d have to admit that your blob is complicit.
We all know that you’re physically incapable of telling the truth so nobody is expecting you to summon the courage to do so now.

You obviously don't have the comprehension to understand the MIT article.

The article is about the inflation in 2022, there was no inflation in 2020. A better argument for you would be to blame the Fed, not Trump spending. Here is what the article says:

"The researchers’ findings indicate that the government and the Fed sometimes operate at cross purposes, Kritzman said. When the federal government overstimulates the economy, the Federal Reserve has to delay lowering interest rates. “The more overstimulation there is, the more hawkish the Fed has to be to keep inflation under control,” Kritzman said.

So your TDS can't let you see anything else, either that or your simply stupid. Read this bar chart and note that the date is FEBRUARY 2022.

 

[candycorn]

You obviously don't have the comprehension to understand the MIT article.

I comprehend what you wish it said. It doesn't say that.

The article is about the inflation in 2022, there was no inflation in 2020.

We barely had an economy in 2020. The Blob's stimulus checks took a while to take effect as does any nationwide policy.

A better argument for you would be to blame the Fed, not Trump spending. Here is what the article says:

He signed every check dingus.