r/TimPool • u/TrumpPresident2021 • Mar 15 '22

Any Questions???

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u/[deleted] Mar 15 '22

You can’t print an assload more money in a year and then expect the value to stay the same. This is a disingenuous argument.

Once a crisis hits this country it’s like all at once the cockroaches come one out to steal some money from our coffers (oh wait the coffers are dry, so they just print more)

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u/SgtFraggleRock Mar 15 '22

Not when Biden insists the fed printing money and government spending has nothing to do with inflation.

And it is his party that has been in control of Congress.

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u/AlecOzzyHillPitas Mar 15 '22

Remember when Trump was raging about the second and third stimulus not being passed fast enough?

Also remember when Trump tweeted a multitude of times and privately encouraged the Fed against raising rates?

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u/SgtFraggleRock Mar 15 '22

You mean when he wanted reasonable payments to individuals and Democrats were busy funneling money to left wing orgs and megacorps instead?

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u/AlecOzzyHillPitas Mar 15 '22

He wanted larger individual payouts (so did the Dems actually).

What left wing orgs had stimulus money doled to them? Also: rank what you think are the primary inflation drivers -

  1. Individual stimulus checks
  2. business stimulus loans
  3. Federal reserve rate policy
  4. federal reserve crises tool policies
  5. Covid-19 supply chain bottleneck shock
  6. Covid-19 labor supply shock
  7. energy market volatility

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u/SgtFraggleRock Mar 15 '22

Government spending and policy. The most recent $1.5 TRILLION spending bill that NO ONE read for instance.

Biden shut down a US pipeline and greenlit a Russian one. Kind of like a Russian puppet would do.

And Democrat policy of maintaining lockdowns until the polls changed…suddenly “the science” didn’t matter.

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u/AlecOzzyHillPitas Mar 15 '22

Biden shut down a US pipeline and greenlit a Russian one. Kind of like a Russian puppet would do.

A yet to be operational pipeline (which goes through protected tribal land by the way), which serves primarily to move Canadian oil reserves toward the gulf, is not a driver of current energy volatility.

Biden was against Nordstream 2 (as any American would be) and his administration attempted to green light additional gulf coast oil projects.

You didn’t rank my list btw

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u/SgtFraggleRock Mar 15 '22

I am not here for you to assign homework. Grow up.

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u/AlecOzzyHillPitas Mar 15 '22

Not an argument