Quote (Goomshill @ 23 Jun 2022 19:42)
The global economy is driven by the petrodollar and the US has been printing money. And the EU has been printing money. On top of stagnating growth by hamstringing all production that keeps the economy propped up, both by self-flagellating regulatory schemes and covid lockdowns. Joe Biden was one of the greatest cheerleaders for all this, personally responsible for a significant chunk of it, and the infrastructure bill was one ear on that belt. And "daring to invest in infrastructure" looks ridiculous now when the results of this fiscal irresponsibility is the proximate gutting of our nation's infrastructure. They can't afford to build bridges and repair roads and we're going to suspend their revenue source. And worse yet, its not like its offset by the previous spending, when 90% of that package was just social programs being passed surreptitiously by pretending they were infrastructure.

so the infrastructure bill is NOT responsible for the global inflation we're experiencing? yeah, that's what i thought...
how about going after highly subsidised corporations which are posting record profits? oh right, you can't blame biden for the gas price then, and your donors might be mad at you, so naturally republicans oppose such measures - shows how much the REALLY care about the average consumer...

This post was edited by fender on Jun 23 2022 12:14pm