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When you print more money in a year than in an entire century, its going to cause inflation. Trump printed 3+ trillion and gave most of it away to the banks and Wall St. That money found its way first into the bond and stock markets, then mid last year into consumer assets. We are never going back. Trump's tariffs and his tax breaks will be with us until your great, great-grandkids are 50... Electing a idiot who lost his entire inheritance, is not smart. Be smarter America.

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I'm confused why this administration isn't hammering that point. If you eat the entire bag of Halloween candy in one night, you will face consequences. Cause and effect.

[mardifoufs]

Because everyone can see right through that narrative. Blaming trump for policy decisions that the democrats were extremely supportive of, to the point where they were pushing for much more spending is ridiculous. They scolded the Republicans for not going far enough and the entire negotiations were very public. Not only that but they came up with even more bills and grand spending plans the moment they were elected.

Blaming trump for everything just won't work, not when you have control of the house, senate and the presidency. What is even more ironic was that Biden repeatedly attacked trump for deflecting blame, and promised the "adults in the room" won't make excuses. If by the mid terms nothing has changed, the electorate won't be receptive to the mental gymnastics required to connect the situation to Trump.

The only thing they will see is that Biden's admin is completely impotent and everything is worse than it was 2 years before. (Even covid numbers are incredibly higher under the Biden admin). So let's hope a miracle happens in the next 6 months because this is has been a slow motion disaster, and no amount of "actually this is perfectly normal but even if it wasnt the presidency cannot be blamed" damage control will magically make things better.