The Biden (interim) Dictator

[steve dave]

Biden is 100% a rough ridin' clown who I hate but I’d be curious to know what Justwin or any of our resident MAGAs think inflation would be with Trump or any president of their choosing.

There are shitloads of legitimate things to be mad at him for

I think overall inflation would be about 6% and core inflation would be around 3-4% without Biden and the ARP.

Incred

[Justwin]

Biden is 100% a rough ridin' clown who I hate but I’d be curious to know what Justwin or any of our resident MAGAs think inflation would be with Trump or any president of their choosing.

There are shitloads of legitimate things to be mad at him for

I think overall inflation would be about 6% and core inflation would be around 3-4% without Biden and the ARP.

Incred

What do you think inflation would be?

[CNS]

Wait until food prices go even more bananas due to the current perfect storm of either drought or too
Much
Rain in parts of china, India, Africa, parts of US, Russia sanctions, fertilizer shortages, and Ukraine not able to get food out.

Trump would have probably solved the Ukrainian part by siding with Putin.

[sonofdaxjones]

@chum1 won’t be saying a word about the Deflecto portion of #blueanon deflecto theatre featuring the Cheney family.

I don't have any major disagreements with anything Liz Cheney has said about January 6th. I know you don't subscribe to this way of thinking, but I think you can agree with someone on one subject while also disagreeing with them on every other subject.

I’ve never voted a straight ticket in my life and I know you’ve chosen to miss it, but I have repeatedly called out Republicans for many things, recently the Pub’s Derp ass blank check stance on Ukraine.   

That said, the Dems (You) fully assimilating with the likes of the Cheney’s is going to stay in the wheelhouse for a long time.

[sonofdaxjones]

Wait until food prices go even more bananas due to the current perfect storm of either drought or too
Much
Rain in parts of china, India, Africa, parts of US, Russia sanctions, fertilizer shortages, and Ukraine not able to get food out.

Trump would have probably solved the Ukrainian part by siding with Putin.

LOL

[steve dave]

Biden is 100% a rough ridin' clown who I hate but I’d be curious to know what Justwin or any of our resident MAGAs think inflation would be with Trump or any president of their choosing.

There are shitloads of legitimate things to be mad at him for

I think overall inflation would be about 6% and core inflation would be around 3-4% without Biden and the ARP.

Incred

What do you think inflation would be?

+/- 0.5% from where we are now

[sonofdaxjones]

https://www.ibtimes.com/huge-sell-rocks-treasury-markets-yield-curve-inverts-3537316

[Justwin]

Biden is 100% a rough ridin' clown who I hate but I’d be curious to know what Justwin or any of our resident MAGAs think inflation would be with Trump or any president of their choosing.

There are shitloads of legitimate things to be mad at him for

https://www.frbsf.org/economic-research/publications/economic-letter/2022/march/why-is-us-inflation-higher-than-in-other-countries/

I think overall inflation would be about 6% and core inflation would be around 3-4% without Biden and the ARP.

Incred

What do you think inflation would be?

+/- 0.5% from where we are now

The San Francisco Fed estimated that inflation was 3 percentage points higher at the end of 2021 than it would have been without fiscal support. That includes the fiscal support while Trump was president as well. I think it is more than 3 percentage points and there is room in their confidence interval for it to be more than 3 percentage points.

I think the bulk of the inflation from fiscal support is due to the ARP due to the economic conditions when it was put into place. Additionally, there are increasing returns to scale in terms of contribution to inflation from measures that increase aggregate demand due to the shape of the short run aggregate supply curve.

https://www.frbsf.org/economic-research/publications/economic-letter/2022/march/why-is-us-inflation-higher-than-in-other-countries/

[Justwin]

Biden is 100% a rough ridin' clown who I hate but I’d be curious to know what Justwin or any of our resident MAGAs think inflation would be with Trump or any president of their choosing.

There are shitloads of legitimate things to be mad at him for

I think overall inflation would be about 6% and core inflation would be around 3-4% without Biden and the ARP.

Incred

What do you think inflation would be?

+/- 0.5% from where we are now

https://www.vox.com/23036340/biden-american-rescue-plan-inflation

There is room to disagree on this, but there are plenty of economists that think the ARP was much too large and has contributed quite a bit to inflation. In particular, many economists would say that the ARP explains much of the higher core inflation that the US has seen.

[sonofdaxjones]

I just appreciate that our derp ass President is now trying to propagate a lie that his possible trip to see the “pariah” Saudi’s is all about security and will have nothing to do with energy. 

Meanwhile he’s sent the lemmings down to South America to try and patch things up with Venezuela.   

So for those keeping score at home, he’s sucking up to the Saudi’s (reversing his own words), he’s negotiating with a Russian client state in Iran.  Now begging another Russian client state Venezuela to produce more oil. 

#thumbsup

[sonofdaxjones]

Fossil Fuel Preppers?

The select board approved a request for a 2,500-gallon commercial propane tank for 79 Turkeyland Cove Road in Katama — owned by former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama. “We’ve never had a private propane tank come to us,” said select board member Arthur Smadbeck, with select board member Michael Donaroma noting a private-residence propane tank is typically a fraction of the quantity being requested.

https://www.mvtimes.com/2022/06/07/memorial-wharf-construction-still-not-completed/




#blueanon political and thought leaders:  Massive consumers of fossil fuels

[sonofdaxjones]

The pros and adults are at it again.

Just an absolute crap show President.

In my Geo-strategic brilliance, I was discussing fertilizer months ago. 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-06-13/us-quietly-urges-russia-fertilizer-deals-to-unlock-grain-trade?sref=ZMFHsM5Z

[sonofdaxjones]

Obama-Biden-Clinton:  A relentless onslaught of multi-generational gifts

Should be cross posted in supply chain . . .

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/6/11/fighting-between-rival-militias-rocks-libyas-capital-tripoli

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Libya-Loses-11-Million-Bpd-As-It-Shuts-Down-Nearly-All-Its-Oil-Fields.html

Got damn Tucker Carlson!!

[sonofdaxjones]

Once again, for those keeping score at home.   This things need to be added to the list.

Libyan civil war (thanks Barack-Joe-Hillary) impacting global oil supply . . .

Uranium One deal, among many things has ceded substantial control of vital global nuclear resources to the Russians, including impacting our own military

U.S. sanctions impacting global food supply and global agriculture market, with implications that could last years, U.S. quietly negotiating with the Russians


Pro's and adults, tho

[steve dave]

COMMON GROUND ACTION!

should have done this day 1 but he's a loser so here we are.

https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/1536697898880372740

[steve dave]

lmao

https://twitter.com/carlquintanilla/status/1536709107729711104

[sonofdaxjones]

I've said the GOP side is a bunch of derps, but they wouldn't stand a chance in a derp off with the White House and those controlling Biden.

Meanwhile Vlad Putin still rakes in all time record oil profits, and Joe's sanctions are crushing our alleged allies in Europe.  Joe has taken more dumps on our European allies in 18 months then Trump did in 4 years.

Victoria "eff the EU" Nuland approves 

[star seed 7]

Dax, who do you think is controlling Biden?

[sonofdaxjones]

Dax, who do you think is controlling Biden?

The Kagan war mafia for one . . . Blinken, Sullivan, Nuland and the war think tanks they're all affiliated with.

Starbot.7, why do you think they hate our European allies so much?  We left them hanging in Afghanistan (they were pissed), now we're crushing the economies, their populations are paying all time record energy bills, and their manufacturing sectors are taking hits all over the place.   Goodness, SMDH

Also I posted an opinion piece about Russia's control in the nuclear energy sector.  Remember when #blueanon lined up by the millions to tell us Uranium One just didn't matter?   

[sonofdaxjones]

Time to hire a co-producer for Pelosi Deflecto Theater.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/wholesale-prices-surge-1-4-and-point-to-high-u-s-inflation-through-the-spring-11649853503

[chum1]

Biden is both causing soaring inflation in the US and also crushing European economies. Maybe he isn't as old and frail as we think he is.

[sonofdaxjones]

If it's not on Twitter, chum is not capable of understanding or responding.

 

[sonofdaxjones]

Since @sys bot and friends think the military needs more money.  I'm going to say, lets stop sending money into that black market black hole known as Ukraine, and spend that money to ensure that our $60 and $70 million dollar plus military aircraft stop falling out of the sky.  Some day we might need them to fight a war that truly does impact our national security (and not some gin'd up war just to wreck a country because we don't like what they're doing, or in a place that has no real impact on our national security).

https://responsiblestatecraft.org/2022/06/10/recent-string-of-deadly-military-crashes-is-no-accident/

Two years after the congressional report, crashes are still happening with alarming frequency, leading many to wonder why this seemingly simple issue still plagues the world’s best-funded military. Experts who spoke with Responsible Statecraft had a simple answer: The epidemic of accidents is the result of a military budget geared more towards shiny, cutting-edge tech than the nuts and bolts of pilot safety.

[sonofdaxjones]

@star seed 7

why do you think they hate our European allies so much?

[star seed 7]

Who is "they"?