Bear in mind that Blue state governors with their lockdown policies are responsible for most of the COVID crash, but despite their best efforts, the economy was going to make a comeback and continue to climb, UNTIL Joe Biden's minders took power and forced through $7 trillion in additional spending, blowing out inflation and crashing productivity and workforce participation rates.
It turns out that putting the whole country on the dole isn't a good foundation for economic growth. Who knew?
Moreso decimating our power supply. Shellenberger is a liberal and even he saw what the climate bills were about and how to counter them. Green energy is far from green, their waste is unregulated, and they are not a sustained energy source. It’s amazing how democratic oil interests decimated nuclear energy and now are selling at a premium once we shut down the US from creating their own fuel….. again.
And none of it, not one part of it, was necessary.
I don't entirely blame Trump for not standing in the way of it, or even for Warp Speed, because he was quoted that 20 million Americans would be dead by December of 2020. The same guy predicted 1 million Brits would be dead by the same time.
A ton of people in the upper-crust got fucking panicked, so they turned around, shot the poor and middle class in the skull, and then gave themselves our wallets to wipe the sweat off their foreheads.
Eventually yes, but they would have stolen less of our money had they not blown up the economy. The only good news is that at least the crash can now happen.
Normally I hate to assign blame for the economy to the President (or credit), but when a guy comes in claiming to want to get rid of fossil fuels and promptly undoes the deregulation of his predecessor, he's kind of asking for it.
Not to argue that the lockdowns weren't a crime, because they certainly were, but that "bull run" was a bubble fueled by easy money after 2008. It should have ended in 2018 when the Fed finally started to raise interest rates (not nearly enough), but Trump gave Yellen a call and got them to stop doing that.
"Line go up" doesn't mean people's lives are better.
Bear in mind that Blue state governors with their lockdown policies are responsible for most of the COVID crash, but despite their best efforts, the economy was going to make a comeback and continue to climb, UNTIL Joe Biden's minders took power and forced through $7 trillion in additional spending, blowing out inflation and crashing productivity and workforce participation rates.
It turns out that putting the whole country on the dole isn't a good foundation for economic growth. Who knew?
Moreso decimating our power supply. Shellenberger is a liberal and even he saw what the climate bills were about and how to counter them. Green energy is far from green, their waste is unregulated, and they are not a sustained energy source. It’s amazing how democratic oil interests decimated nuclear energy and now are selling at a premium once we shut down the US from creating their own fuel….. again.
And none of it, not one part of it, was necessary.
I don't entirely blame Trump for not standing in the way of it, or even for Warp Speed, because he was quoted that 20 million Americans would be dead by December of 2020. The same guy predicted 1 million Brits would be dead by the same time.
A ton of people in the upper-crust got fucking panicked, so they turned around, shot the poor and middle class in the skull, and then gave themselves our wallets to wipe the sweat off their foreheads.
Putin's Economic Crash
This crash was inevitable anyway, the Fed created trillions of dollars in funny money to steal from the rest of us during the covid hoax
Eventually yes, but they would have stolen less of our money had they not blown up the economy. The only good news is that at least the crash can now happen.
Not at all. Biden made it MUCH worse.
Had Biden come in and not spent any money, inflation would have been much lower and much more temporary.
Not just inevitable -- intentional.
It’s amazing what you can do when you set your mind to it.
Normally I hate to assign blame for the economy to the President (or credit), but when a guy comes in claiming to want to get rid of fossil fuels and promptly undoes the deregulation of his predecessor, he's kind of asking for it.
Not to argue that the lockdowns weren't a crime, because they certainly were, but that "bull run" was a bubble fueled by easy money after 2008. It should have ended in 2018 when the Fed finally started to raise interest rates (not nearly enough), but Trump gave Yellen a call and got them to stop doing that.
"Line go up" doesn't mean people's lives are better.