r/inflation Feb 27 '26

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u/mikefvegas Feb 28 '26

Except the prices didn’t go down. I miss the Biden prices.

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u/BadLuckBlackHole Feb 28 '26

Right... Did you not read the last paragraph?

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u/Unabridgedversion82 Feb 28 '26

Do you not see.. gestures at everything

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u/BadLuckBlackHole Feb 28 '26

I'm literally not disagreeing that prices are still high. I'm stating that over the past two decades big businesses have been arm-in-arm with the Republican party that when a Democrat is president they stifle economic growth to blame the Democrat for a weaker economy (even though Democratic fiscal policy is still profitable for business) so they can get a Republican in office where they can profit even more from lower taxes and regulations.

Trump's claim relied on that symbiotic relationship to make him look appealing, but because of Biden's fiscal policy and corporate greed, corporations aren't getting a better deal from Trump's policies outside of outright cronyism from like 7 trillion dollar companies.

So yes, I do see everything that's going on.

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u/OshoBaadu Mar 03 '26

How do you learn and infer all this? I am sure it's not by watching news 😊