It has been pretty clear that the DEGOP was on the Putin/Trump side when it came to supporting Putin’s war crimes against the people of Ukraine. Now they’ve come out of the closet and are making it official policy.
Billions to Ukraine? Millions to Delaware?
To add onto the $76 BILLION of aid the United States has given to Ukraine, theBiden Administration is “seeking another $24 BILLION” for Ukraine. Time and timeagain, US Senator Chris Coons continues to support these efforts. No matter how hardthey try, the effects of #BIDENOMICS will not change when BILLIONS are being sent toUkraine, and only millions back to Delaware.Delaware should not be funding the war in Ukraine. When Delawareans are facing the crippling realities of #BIDENOMICS, the focus should not be on foreign ventures. It should be placed on ‘We the People’ of the United States of America – in the state of Delaware and beyond.
A good reminder that given half a chance the Republicans can hate on anything. Not so long ago they would have cheered on the proxy war in Ukraine and would perhaps labeled the Ukrainians as “freedom fighters”. Now the tiny minds come out as pro Russia, and in turn pro Putin. A sick bunch to say the least.
There are no crippling effects of Bidenomics. Fuck them with a hot poker.
Isn’t “Bidenomics” just a necessary consequence of a long period of historically low interest rates and high budget deficits?
Define your terms. What is “Bidenomics” to you? Because if you’re going to natter about inflation, check what it is.
“Bidenomics” is a word invented by a portion of the opposition. It is meaningless. Much of inflation is a consequence of the growing financialization of the economy over the past 50 years.
No, most of inflation is a result of the pandemic and supply problems, corporate price gouging, etc. It’s already down to nearly pre-pandemic levels in the US, which currently has lower inflation than just about any other industrialized nation.
https://twitter.com/paulkrugman/status/1703023561823170802?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet%7Ctwtr%5Etrue
One thing that enables corporate price gouging is the fact that the money supply had been increased by low interest rates and high fiscal stimulus. The subsequent increase in interest rates and deficit reduction as a percentage of GDP post pandemic has contributed to the recent reduction of inflation.
Bullshit. Corporate price gouging (gas prices for example) is a direct result of corporate greed and shareholder demand for more unearned money. This country does nothing to punish or quell profiteers. John Kowalko
You’re riding a hobby horse here. I’m done.