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Biden Inflation Explosion
- Thread starter GromsDad
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Juicing the money supply pumped the demand side of the curve, but had the supply side been able to keep up this inflation never would have happened.
50% of those dollars to Amazon Prime delivery?its almost as if the majority of those freshly printed dollars found their way into the hands of the very rich
huh
never saw that coming!
Yep, like your hero Trump. I go after the powerful and corrupt, you save your bile for the weak and powerless. Speaks volumes about your sh!t character, The billionaires you fellate daily don't give a sh!t about you
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It took CNN half the story to get to the real issue
"Farmers also are paying more for fuel and fertilizer, with those added costs then reflected in consumer prices. To grow a crop of tomatoes five years ago would have cost about $3,500 an acre, Barcellos said. Today, it would cost more than $5,000."
https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/17/us/california-drought-tomato-farmers-climate/index.html
"Farmers also are paying more for fuel and fertilizer, with those added costs then reflected in consumer prices. To grow a crop of tomatoes five years ago would have cost about $3,500 an acre, Barcellos said. Today, it would cost more than $5,000."
https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/17/us/california-drought-tomato-farmers-climate/index.html
Hey stupid, how will Republicans fix worldwide inflation? Edit the moron will ghost this question.
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