Re: Bidenflation reaches 30 year record high
Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2023 9:18 pm
Inflation dropping for the sixth month straight. Better come up with some other bogus non issue to whine about.
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Under your logic that's taking money out of the pockets of working class people who supposedly benefit from inflation. You can't have it both ways.
Contrary to what you think, Manchin and Sinema have actually worsened, not improved the situation by weakening the efforts of more progressive democrats to "Build Back Better" and promote the development and utilization of green, renewable energy technologies, which are already proven to be more efficient, safer and more cost effective than conventional fossil fuel dependence, and without which it will ultimately become impossible (probably sooner than you can imagine) for the USA to maintain or regain its economic, scientific and technological competitiveness and dominance in the world--especially with China.Hawkeye wrote: ↑Fri Jan 13, 2023 2:27 amUnder your logic that's taking money out of the pockets of working class people who supposedly benefit from inflation. You can't have it both ways.
Inflation was at 2.3% from 2018-2019. The Democrats launch a global scamdemic and take control of congress and the presidency and then proceed to print more money and dole out more welfare than mankind has ever seen. Inflation rises to 8.5% by March of 2022. Fearing political backlash Joe Manchin and Kiersten Sinema put the brakes on Build Back Better, unwittingly saving Joe Biden from himself. Inflation goes back to 6.5% and you claim, "See, the socialist policies worked after all."
I am exceedingly curious what this person imagines this accomplishes? Are they just looking at the sticker on the pump that explains how much of the cost per each gallon goes to taxes and thinking, "I don't want to pay that!"? Or do they have a coherent idea about how the taxes are used that their ideas address?Gadianton wrote: ↑Fri Jan 13, 2023 4:02 pmHe said the democrats could help by eliminating the gas tax. He also complained about a diesel fuel shortage in a subsequent sentence. Anyway, I want to know the bill that the Republican house has put forward that will 1) eliminate the gas tax and 2) drastically increase the supply of diesel fuel with extra to cover increased demand after repealing the gas tax.
For real. The federal gas tax is 18 or 19 cents a gallon. Here in Utah he state gas tax, imposed by Republicans, is 35 cents or so. Funny how we have to pay for the roads we use. I suspect most conservatizzies think the feds are charging a dollar or two per gallon (which they should considering its spending).honorentheos wrote: ↑Fri Jan 13, 2023 4:12 pmI am exceedingly curious what this person imagines this accomplishes? Are they just looking at the sticker on the pump that explains how much of the cost per each gallon goes to taxes and thinking, "I don't want to pay that!"? Or do they have a coherent idea about how the taxes are used that their ideas address?Gadianton wrote: ↑Fri Jan 13, 2023 4:02 pmHe said the democrats could help by eliminating the gas tax. He also complained about a diesel fuel shortage in a subsequent sentence. Anyway, I want to know the bill that the Republican house has put forward that will 1) eliminate the gas tax and 2) drastically increase the supply of diesel fuel with extra to cover increased demand after repealing the gas tax.