Anyone else noticing positive changes because of Trump's reelection?
I am!
I am!
i noticed the extreme left wing democrats in hawaii are positively miserable..... and after all the misery they have caused us for the past 4 years that makes me positively happy....Anyone else noticing positive changes because of Trump's reelection?
I am!
You are one cantankerous little green alien.You've been paying for it since he left. Will his next term be any different? Will we have another "virus" debacle? Another "war"? I hope not.
"To be sure, had the Fed not “accommodated” Trump’s fiscal madness, yields in the bond pits would have exploded higher and sent the economy tumbling into the recessionary drink. Subsequent to what would have been a deep and painful recession at the level of the Great Recession or worse, there would have been no fond memories of the Greatest Economy Ever under Donald Trump.
Of course, the Fed was run by Keynesians, including the Chairman appointed by the Donald. And so they unleashed the printing presses like never before, increasing the Fed’s balance sheet by $1.4 trillion in the month of April 2020 alone. That was more new fiat credit in 30 days than the Fed had printed during the first 95 years of its existence."
"In short, Donald Trump sowed the inflationary whirlwind with his massive economic disruptions and fiscal and monetary stimmies during 2020, while Harris-Biden reaped the whirlwind of 40-year high inflation a few months after the Donald reluctantly left town."
How Gas and Grocery Prices Shaped the US Election Outcome - LewRockwell
There is every reason to be thankful for the Harris no-go last week, but also absolutely no case to get giddy about the prospects for a second Trumpian term, either. At best, what lies ahead is a wasted four years on the policy front, as Washington is likely to become embroiled in an even more...www.lewrockwell.com
Are you opposed to truth?You are one cantankerous little green alien.
Sad that the Democrats didn’t know that or they could have won the election.You've been paying for it since he left. Will his next term be any different? Will we have another "virus" debacle? Another "war"? I hope not.
"To be sure, had the Fed not “accommodated” Trump’s fiscal madness, yields in the bond pits would have exploded higher and sent the economy tumbling into the recessionary drink. Subsequent to what would have been a deep and painful recession at the level of the Great Recession or worse, there would have been no fond memories of the Greatest Economy Ever under Donald Trump.
Of course, the Fed was run by Keynesians, including the Chairman appointed by the Donald. And so they unleashed the printing presses like never before, increasing the Fed’s balance sheet by $1.4 trillion in the month of April 2020 alone. That was more new fiat credit in 30 days than the Fed had printed during the first 95 years of its existence."
"In short, Donald Trump sowed the inflationary whirlwind with his massive economic disruptions and fiscal and monetary stimmies during 2020, while Harris-Biden reaped the whirlwind of 40-year high inflation a few months after the Donald reluctantly left town."
How Gas and Grocery Prices Shaped the US Election Outcome - LewRockwell
There is every reason to be thankful for the Harris no-go last week, but also absolutely no case to get giddy about the prospects for a second Trumpian term, either. At best, what lies ahead is a wasted four years on the policy front, as Washington is likely to become embroiled in an even more...www.lewrockwell.com
What makes you think they didn't? Of course, their man Biden is sure to beat Trump's "record" so they kept quiet. The reality is that no one cares about the "YUGE" national debt. It will grow even more under Trump II.Sad that the Democrats didn’t know that or they could have won the election.
It seems that would be a pretty good talking point considering the economy/inflation was THE issue on most voters minds.What makes you think they didn't? Of course, their man Biden is sure to beat Trump's "record" so they kept quiet. The reality is that no one cares about the "YUGE" national debt. It will grow even more under Trump II.
not sure if you noticed but congress was the one sending out the PPP and the stimi checks and the $1000 a week unemployeement checks regardless of how much you normally make. We had one day a week employees getting $1000 a week and it ended up being tax free. Some essental workers were forced to work at min wage jobs and their checks were still taxable. If you notice biden came in and continued the same madness as you call it.You've been paying for it since he left. Will his next term be any different? Will we have another "virus" debacle? Another "war"? I hope not.
"To be sure, had the Fed not “accommodated” Trump’s fiscal madness, yields in the bond pits would have exploded higher and sent the economy tumbling into the recessionary drink. Subsequent to what would have been a deep and painful recession at the level of the Great Recession or worse, there would have been no fond memories of the Greatest Economy Ever under Donald Trump.
Of course, the Fed was run by Keynesians, including the Chairman appointed by the Donald. And so they unleashed the printing presses like never before, increasing the Fed’s balance sheet by $1.4 trillion in the month of April 2020 alone. That was more new fiat credit in 30 days than the Fed had printed during the first 95 years of its existence."
"In short, Donald Trump sowed the inflationary whirlwind with his massive economic disruptions and fiscal and monetary stimmies during 2020, while Harris-Biden reaped the whirlwind of 40-year high inflation a few months after the Donald reluctantly left town."
How Gas and Grocery Prices Shaped the US Election Outcome - LewRockwell
There is every reason to be thankful for the Harris no-go last week, but also absolutely no case to get giddy about the prospects for a second Trumpian term, either. At best, what lies ahead is a wasted four years on the policy front, as Washington is likely to become embroiled in an even more...www.lewrockwell.com
I was taught by my economics professor that inflation is caused by too many dollars chasing too few goods. Considering that the government dumped a bunch of money into the economy even though production was strangled by the shutdown... The inflation we saw and are still dealing with it's aftermath, is inevitable.The money supply (M2) increasd by 7.6 trillion dollars over the past 6 years. Not sure why so many people are downplaying it's effect on prices and inflation. You can't keep slicing the pie into smaller and smaller slices and think no one will notice.
M2 is still an issue, if printing money did not cause inflation we would just print enough money each year to wipe out the deficit plus a trillion or two of the national debt. The Fed knows the populace will accept an longterm inflation rate as high as 3% without a revolt so that's why they target 2% to 2.5% inflation rate.I was taught by my economics professor that inflation is caused by too many dollars chasing too few goods. Considering that the government dumped a bunch of money into the economy even though production was strangled by the shutdown... The inflation we saw and are still dealing with it's aftermath, is inevitable.