Inflation. Can You Believe It?
No, inflation is not caused by citizens having too much money, but by government printing and spending too much money.
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No, inflation is not caused by citizens having too much money, but by government printing and spending too much money.
In the realm of economic responsibility, both the Biden and Trump administrations have played their part in accumulating a staggering $33+ trillion national debt.
While we were busily celebrating our nation’s first Thanksgiving, another critical date passed, the centennial mark of the financial collapse of the Weimar Republic on November 23, 1923.
In states where the government wants a deeper bite into your wallet, it’s going to cost you more to visit the relatives!
Joe Biden has sent his propaganda ministry forth to talk about the miracle of Bidenomics – which is a tad bit different from Reaganomics in both implementation and outcomes.
In today’s uncertain economic landscape, it’s crucial to keep a watchful eye on the early warning indicators that could signal potential threats to America’s financial stability.
Lately it seems like we’re living a rerun of That 70s Show. America is suffering through many of the same problems we had during the Carter administration – with some of them on a grander scale.
The Economy May Be Key To A 2024 Win For Republicans, But Are They Smart Enough To Not Get In Their Own Way?
President Trump controlled inflation by increasing supply — raising our standard of living. Joe Biden is controlling inflation by depressing demand — lowering our standard of living.
Our gremlin in chief is currently playing chicken with the House Republicans over the national debt limit. The House wants some fiscal constraints and the Dems want unlimited borrowing. There’s a great deal of talk about what a default on our debt would do to the economy — most of it speculative. However, there’s little …
It makes little difference to which political party you belong, there is a point where people say, ‘No more’ and stand their ground.
As Warren Buffet once famously said, “Only when the tide goes out do you learn who has been swimming naked.” And last week, that turned out to be the Silicon Valley Bank, whose customers include tech startups, venture-capital firms, and Napa Valley wineries. SVB’s leadership certainly deserves their fair share of the blame. Bankers, more …
Let’s take a overview of the 2 ½ years of Biden’s administration. Remember that 40% of the time he’s been in office has been “on vacation.” So he really can’t be blamed for the following. Can he? Thousands of petroleum jobs destroyed; America’s energy independence ruined; Keystone pipeline cancelled without coordinating with Canada; reinitiated the …
Warning that if the debt limit is not increased, by around Thursday, bad things would begin to happen, and they affect you and I, because the government is going to protect itself, not you and I. Besides, the government has never protected you and I, nor could it ever. That was always an illusion, …
Between inflation and elevating interest rates, it will cost the average family $68,800 to purchase 4 years of enhanced decorum in the White House. Except for little glitches like …
You may have heard the supposedly good news: the year-over-year inflation rate declined to 7.1%: Consumer prices rose last month at the slowest 12-month pace since December 2021, closing out a year in which inflation hit the highest level in four decades and challenged the Federal Reserve’s ability to keep the U.S. economy on track. The Labor …
Our crazy Uncle Joe showed up for Thanksgiving dinner this year with a teleprompter and inflation talking points.
Inflation is defined as an increase in the money supply. Inflation can also be caused by an increase in the rate in which money is spent.
With two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth, and on The Brink of the 2022 Midterm Elections, Most Americans are saying, “It’s The Economy Stupid!”
In an interview with Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams on Wednesday, MSNBC host Mike Barnicle acknowledged that, while abortion remains an important issue to many voters, it is trumped by the rising cost of everyday necessities such as groceries and gas. He asked the far-left Democrat, “What could you do as governor to alleviate the concerns …