Republicans have thought for some time that wild inflation is imminent and point to Zimbabwe and Weimar Germany as reasons to hold cash lower amounts and don’t trust printing more. Also why they are married to the gold and possibly silver standard to retain precious metal backed paper currency. (Why don’t they expand it to other rare currencies?)Gold is limited and rare on this planet and we continue to grow so we would run short of one and then the other fewer money printed.
The leaders of the Federal Reserve tend to think that very way. Paul Volker was one such.
feverjr Premium Member about 2 years ago
…and almost every Republican in Congress voted against the Inflation Reduction Act…
braindead Premium Member about 2 years ago
How it works is the concentration of almost all American industries.
There is also a lingering effect of how the pandemic was [not] handled, and the disruption of demand and supply chain processes.
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The Republican “solution” is to blame Biden. And tax cuts for the rich, as always.
That’s it. That’s the entire plan.
Maybe an adjustment of blaming all Democrats in addition to Biden.
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It’s EXACTLY the same as the Republican health plan, the Republican infrastructure plan, and addressing national debt.
It’s all part of the goal of ever increasing wealth inequality.
kaffekup about 2 years ago
I see the one-trick pony is here again.
Hydrohead about 2 years ago
Is that George from Over the Hedge?
rossevrymn about 2 years ago
unremarkable
gammaguy about 2 years ago
It’s an inflatable dinosaur.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 2 years ago
Republicans have thought for some time that wild inflation is imminent and point to Zimbabwe and Weimar Germany as reasons to hold cash lower amounts and don’t trust printing more. Also why they are married to the gold and possibly silver standard to retain precious metal backed paper currency. (Why don’t they expand it to other rare currencies?)Gold is limited and rare on this planet and we continue to grow so we would run short of one and then the other fewer money printed.
The leaders of the Federal Reserve tend to think that very way. Paul Volker was one such.
Cheapskate0 almost 2 years ago
Wow. You guys been busy tonight! 35 comments in the first ten minutes of the comic posting!