Right before the election, inflation rose to 2.6 percent annual rate

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4 thoughts on “Right before the election, inflation rose to 2.6 percent annual rate

  1. Has the Biden Team “cooked the books” over his term?

    We will find out if the bottom drops out of this economy. Using massive Federal spending to prop up economic data
    can’t be a good policy.
    Hoping sensible fiscal policy will right this house of cards.

    1. Yes, because when you think sensible economic policy, you think Donald Trump, he of the seven bankruptcies. Let’s hope he doesn’t do for America what he did for the USFL.

      Enjoy the price increases from tariffs!

      I look forward to all of you who bleated about the deficit for the last four years to profess that deficits don’t matter when Trump adds a few trillion more. Some of you might even try to sell the trickle down nonsense yet again.

    2. Federal spending would generally increase inflation and this article notes that inflation (under Biden) is at roughly historic levels.

  2. I don’t have the patience to explain to people how wrong they are despite what garbage they saw on social media, the lack of integrity to exchange my values to do what donors tell me, nor the willingness to ignore what’s taught in the Bible.

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