If Joe Biden is responsible for inflation...

@bijouxbroussard trump's and the Republican's refusal to take covid seriously cost a million lives and countless long term health problems.

@bijouxbroussard Trump EARNED all the credit for his praise. He inherited a failing economy and a ticking Wuhan lab COVID time bomb. His policies expanded the economy more than any Democrat in history. He made America ENERGY INDEPENDENT. And he brought the world peace in the Middle East.
And the 2000 Mules stole the election from him, and we ALL are paying the price.

@Reason10 All lies. I block white supremacists, who are the [b]only[/b] people who still support Donald Trump. Bye, now.

@LordShadowfire one minute he's that. The next he's a doddering old fool who can't do a thing. They can never decide on one universal Biden.

@robingoodfellow oh almost forgot. There is also the Biden who is just a puppet being controlled by Obama. So there are 3 different Bidens that are president.

@robingoodfellow So just what is he?

@marke [quote]I have never read the entire Bible from start to finish in one sitting.[/quote]
It sounds like you have never read it at all.

[quote]America was not founded as a slave state to communism or false religious dogmatism.[/quote]
This statement is highly ironic, given that the USA was founded with protections for slavery and you are insisting everyone adhere to the dogma of your false version of Christianity.

@OggggO

I don't hold false doctrines and the Constitution and neither God-pleasing Christians nor the Constitution ever promoted slavery.

@marke https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/article-1/section-9/clause-1/

@Reason10
Preparation H should help you with that inflammation. It must be hard for you to interact with actual humans since most deplorables live under a rock.

@Pfuzylogic In other words, when you lose an argument, out come the insults.
There are Florida ESE third graders who are smarter and more mature than you.

@Burnley123 And of course none of those things, nor the over a year more of that bullschiff, has in any way effected the cost of energy, right?

Honest question, Do you actually expect someone here to read what you posted there?
You could have just said that according to whatever website you copied that from, the following is suggested.

Anyone can google the text.

We all know that politics is a multi-headed beast. Nothing in the world, happens in a silo, so to speak.
The world is not as black and white as you would like to think.@sunsporter1649

@sunsporter1649 You didn’t write that yourself. Please provide a citation.

@chrisCA Are you better off now financially than you were two years ago?

@SW-User
And let the previois idiot back in??
i think not!!🥳

@boudinMan Deflection. You were clearly referring to Biden's shutdown of the Keystone, which would not have produced more oil, anyway.

@BohemianBoo clearl, i was not, as it was not mentioned in your quiz, which you absolutely failed. leave the dunce hat on for the rest of the week and go sit in the corner, child.

@boudinMan So no examples of Biden policies that caused inflation?

@BackyardShaman I think I know that idiot.

@TheGreatLeveler I always heard war was good for the economy.

@TheGreatLeveler professionals have actually sorted through causes of inflation and pandemic support checks are very VERY low on the list. What is high on the list is...

Supply chains devastated by covid causing bottlenecks in supply. (Supply and demand)

People who stayed at home during pandemic spent less, increasing savings that are being used now, increasing demand. (Supply and demand)

Prolonged low unemployment rates forcing employers to raise wages to compete for and retain talent. (Increasing cost of business)

The Fed took way too long to start increasing rates because neither Obama nor Trump wanted to take blame for slowing the growth the low rates were promoting even though they were no longer required to maintain economic health. (Easy credit)

Companies using existing inflation from the above to raise their own prices above whatever cost increases they are experiencing. Disguising the blame upon the other reasons in the process. (General greed and profiteering)

@ViciDraco

@TrashCat Trump may have been wrong to sign democrat pork bills totalling more than $4 trillion in 2020 alone.

@marke He knew what he was doing. He says he's always right so we must take his word

@ron122 True statement.

@ron122 [quote]Yeah and I never take you racist Fascist seriously.[/quote]

@LordShadowfire 🥱

@marke Proud to say i contributed to Joe’s Primary coffers. It sent a chill down trump’s little backbone.

@marke Truth and facts are the same. List details of all the "multiple trillions of dollars in wasteful spending, causing inflation to skyrocket" that aren't attributable easily to actual other market triggers, as has been the case since recorded history.

@marke If you can't dazzle 'em with your brilliance, baffle 'em with your bullschiff, and slo joe surely is an expert at that

@hippyjoe1955 most people opose capitalism

@Roundandroundwego And wind up impoverished as a result. No accounting for taste or brains. Socialists seem to lack both. As the famous economist Hayek opined. "If a socialist understood economics he would not be a socialist". True words.

@Roundandroundwego Yup, the objective is to make everybody miserable.

@Spotpot The pandemic is responsible for that. And the previous president didn’t take that seriously enough.

@bijouxbroussard The pandemic is resposible for massive unemplyment not record low.

@Burnley123 Wait...Germany's a real place?
😉

@sunsporter1649 Don't lie. You prove daily here you have never read the constitution.

@MarmeeMarch Thanks for proving my point.

@dakotaviper
The London Pound is falling against the dollar.
We got the right one in charge now!

@Pfuzylogic since WWII, two currencies that have been comparable to each other are the US Dollar and the British Pound Sterling.

@dakotaviper
As far as a strong currency, the dollar is winning now in the market while the pound is struggling.

@SW-User

@LordShadowfire Dark Brandon has the Jewish Space Lasers and HAARP at his disposal

@SW-User Many believe in a religious text that is inconsistent.

@sunsporter1649 whatever. Democrats are corporate owned. Nobody thinks Murka can do anything about it -. You're powerless.
So stick to the two parties, right there in between Boeing and Lockheed.

@Roundandroundwego 01/20/2021 – Ending Trump's Energy Independence Initiatives: Biden wasted no time living up to his promise,
issuing a Day 1 Climate Change Executive Order (EO) requiring agencies to review and revoke Trump's pro-American
energy rules and actions throughout the executive branch.
• 01/20/2021 – Burdensome Emissions Regulations: Biden’s EO required agencies to take action to increase
burdensome emissions regulations as part of the Left’s green agenda and subsidize "good union jobs."
• 01/20/2021 – Monument Designations: Biden continued setting the tone on Day 1 by cordoning off large swaths of
federal land under the guise of National Monument designations, reducing the ability to produce American energy
domestically.
• 01/20/2021 – ANWR: Biden continued restricting domestic production by issuing a moratorium on all oil and natural
gas leasing activities in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
• 01/20/2021 – Social Costs of Carbon: Biden restored and expanded the use of the social costs of carbon metric to
artificially increase the regulatory costs of energy production, as well as artificially increasing the so-called "benefits" of
decreasing production.
• 01/20/2021 – Keystone XL Pipeline: Biden’s EO went on to revoke the Keystone XL Pipeline, shutting off an efficient
source of energy transportation which would have brought more oil into the country.
• 01/20/2021 – WOTUS: Biden continued to revoke Trump administration executive orders, including those related to
WOTUS and the Antiquities Act. The Trump-era actions decreased regulations on Federal land and expanded the ability
to produce energy domestically.
Jan 25,
2021 $2.392
• 01/27/2021 – Climate Financing: A week later, Biden was back at it again. This Biden EO attacked the energy industry
by promoting “ending international financing of carbon-intensive fossil fuel-based energy while simultaneously
advancing sustainable development and a green recovery." In other words, the US government would leverage its power
to attack oil and gas producers while subsidizing favored industries.
• 01/27/2021 – Green the Fleet: This Biden action called on federal agencies to facilitate carbon neutrality by 2025,
with a particular focus on pushing electric vehicles for Federal, State, and local governments.
• 01/27/2021 – Wind Production: The Biden administration continued to push for inefficient fuel sources by setting a
goal to double wind production on Federal lands by 2025.
• 01/27/2021 – Gas Lease Moratorium: The EO announced a moratorium on new oil and gas leases on public lands or
in offshore waters and reconsideration of Federal oil and gas permitting and leasing practices. In other words, Biden
provided he is following through on his promise to "end" fossil fuels.
• 01/27/2021 – Fossil Fuel “Subsidies”: Biden's EO directed agencies to eliminate Federal fossil fuel subsidies
wherever possible without comparable actions for other sources, disadvantaging oil and gas

01/27/2021 – Environmental Justice: Biden's EO pushed for an increase in enforcement of "environmental justice"
violations and support for such efforts, which typically are advanced by radical environmental organizations.
Feb 01,
2021 $2.409
• 02/02/2021 – EPA Hires Radical: The EPA hired Marianne Engelman-Lado, a prominent environmental justice
proponent, to advance its radical Green New Deal social justice agenda at the EPA, a signal to industry that it plans to
continue its attack on American energy.
• 02/04/2021 – DOJ Takes Aim at Energy Independence: At the behest of the January 27th Climate Crisis EO, the DOJ
withdrew several Trump-era enforcement documents which provided clarity and streamlined regulations to increase
energy independence.
Feb 08,
2021 $2.461
Feb 15,
2021 $2.501
• 02/19/2021 – Paris Climate Agreement: Biden rejoins the Paris Climate Agreement, an agenda which puts American
energy at risk, props up energy production in Russia and China, while increasing the dependence of Europe on Russian
oil.
Feb 22,
2021 $2.633
• 02/23/2021 – H.R. 803: Biden Administration issued a Statement of Administration Policy in support of H.R. 803 which
curtailed energy production on over 1.5 million acres of federal lands.
Mar 01,
2021 $2.711
Mar 08,
2021 $2.771
• 03/11/2021 – American Rescue Plan Act Slush Fund: The President signed ARPA, which included numerous
provisions advancing Biden’s green priorities, such as a $50 million environmental slush fund directed towards
"environmental justice" groups , including efforts advanced by Biden's EO.
• 03/11/2021 – ARPA Anti-Fossil Fuel Grants: ARPA also included $50 million in grant funding for Clean Air Act
pollution-related activities aimed at advancing the green agenda at the expense of the fossil fuel industry.
Mar 15,
2021 $2.853
• 03/15/2021 – Climate Disclosure Rule: The SEC sought input regarding the possibility of a rule that would require
hundreds of businesses to measure and disclose greenhouse gas emissions in a standardized way for the first time,
massively increasing so-called environmental costs of compliance and, in tandem with so-called social costs of carbon,
artificially disincentivizing oil and gas production.

04/15/2021 – FERC Carbon Pricing: The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s policy statement outlines - and
effectively endorses - how the agency would consider market rules proposed by regional grid operators that seek to
incorporate a state-determined carbon price in organized wholesale electricity markets. This amounts to a de facto
endorsement of a carbon tax that would be paid by everyday Americans.
Apr 19,
2021 $2.855 • 04/22/2021 – U.S. International Climate Finance Plan: This plan, a result of the President’s January 27, 2021 climate
change EO, would funnel international financing toward green industries and away from oil and gas.
Apr 26,
2021 $2.872
• 04/27/2021 – S.J. Res. 14: The Biden Administration issued a Statement of Administration Policy in support of S.J. Res.
14 which rescinded a Trump-era Rule that would have cut regulations on American energy production.
• 04/28/2021 – EPA Reconsideration of California Waiver: This EPA Notice of Reconsideration, an offspring of an
earlier Biden EO, would propose to revoke a Trump-era action which revoked California’s ability to set nation-wide
standards for emissions standards.
May
03,
2021
$2.89
• 05/07/2021 – Migratory Bird Incidental Take: This proposed Fish and Wildlife Service Rule revokes a Trump
administration rule and expands the definition of "incidental take" under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA). The rule
would impact energy production on federal lands, increasing regulatory burdens.
May
10,
2021
$2.961
• 05/12/2021 – CAFE Preemption: This Proposed Rule would reinstate California’s waiver which allowed the state to set
its own emissions standards. This, effectively, allowed climate activists in California to set the de-facto national standard
for emissions standards, making cars less affordable and indirectly increasing energy costs for all Americans.
May
17,
2021
$3.028
• 05/20/2021 – Climate Related Financial Risk: This EO would artificially increase regulatory burdens on the oil and
gas industry by increasing the "risk" the federal government undertakes in doing business with them, among other things.
May
24,
2021
$3.02
• 05/28/2021 – Biden Green Book: Biden's FY 2022 revenue proposals include nearly $150 billion in tax increases
directly levied against the oil and gas energy producers

07/23/2021 –DOJ Climate Action Plan: DOJ's Climate Action Plan (CAP) includes an effort to "green" the fleet by
transitioning to electric vehicles and the advancement of environmental justice efforts.
Jul 26,
2021 $3.136
• 07/28/2021 – DOE Building Codes: This Department of Energy (DOE) determination increases regulatory burdens on
commercial building codes, requiring green energy codes to disincentivize natural gas and other carbon sources. DOE
readily admits they ignored efforts private industry is making on their own and utilized the questionable "social costs of
carbon" to overstate the public benefit.
Aug
02,
2021
$3.159
• 08/05/2021 – Biden “Clean Cars and Trucks” Executive Order: This executive order established a new target to make
half of all new vehicles sold in 2030 zero-emissions vehicles, including battery electric, plug-in hybrid electric, or fuel cell
electric vehicles. The Executive Order also kicked off development of more stringent long-term fuel efficiency and
emissions standards to, among other things, "advance environmental justice, and tackle the climate crisis.”
• 08/05/2021 – EPA Clean Trucks Plan: The same day, the EPA announced plans for further transportation emissions
regulations targeted at heavy-duty trucks, aiming to shift markets in favor of zero-emission vehicles.
Aug 09,
2021 $3.172
Aug 16,
2021 $3.174
Aug
23,
2021
$3.145
• 08/26/2021 – EPA Proposed Rule on Passenger Car Emissions: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued
a proposed rule to heighten federal greenhouse gas (GHG)emissions standards for passenger cars and light trucks by
setting stringent requirements for reductions through Model Year (MY) 2026. According to the NPRM, "the proposal
would incentivize" technology, i.e., Green industries, to "encourage more hybrid and electric vehicle technology."
Aug
30,
2021
$3.139
• 09/03/2021 – CAFE Standards: This proposed rule would update the Corporate Average Fuel Economy Standards for
Model Years 2024–2026 Passenger Cars and Light Trucks. The rule is a direct result of a Biden EO and would increase
fuel economy regulations on passenger cars and light vehicles. The modeling used here misleadingly attributes "fuel
savings" by multiplying fuel price with 'avoided fuel costs', meaning the rule intends to disincentivize gas by making it
more costly to afford cars and trucks.
Sep
06,
2021
$3.176 • 09/09/2021 – Sustainable Flight National Partnership: NASA and the FAA launched a partnership to reduce "fuel use
and harmful emissions" by strong-arming industry to adopt elements of their green agenda.

09/09/2021 – Department of Education (ED) Climate Action Plan: ED's CAP includes efforts to incorporate the green
agenda into as many guidance and policies as possible, effectively leveraging the department as an anti-fossil fuel
propaganda tool.
• 09/09/2021 – DOL Climate Action Plan: The Department of Labor's CAP includes an increased focus on procurement
regulations on contractors relating to the use of fossil fuels and efforts to increase use of "green" energy sources.
Sep 13,
2021 $3.165
Sep 20,
2021 $3.184
Sep 27,
2021 $3.175
Oct 04,
2021 $3.19
• 10/04/2021 – MBTA Incidental Take: The FWS published its final rule revoking Trump-era action which eased
burdensome regulations on energy action.
• 10/07/2021 – CEQ NEPA Revisions: The Council on Environmental Quality revoked Trump administration NEPA
reforms that reduced regulatory burdens by reinstating tangential environmental impacts of proposed projects.
• 10/07/2021 – Monument Designations: Biden announced plans to designate the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts
Marine National Monument, a move counter to Trump's reversal of a similar Obama-era proclamation. Trump aimed to
allow energy exploration in the area to increase energy independence.
• 10/07/2021 – USDA Climate Action Plan: The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) CAP includes efforts to switch
fuel away from oil and natural gas and subsidize more costly, less efficient fuel sources.
• 10/07/2021 – DOE Climate Action Plan: The Department of Energy's (DOE) CAP includes leveraging the federal agency
to transition away from fossil fuel resources where possible, and plans to subsidize and advance "green" and renewable
industries at the expense of cheaper and more efficient energy resources.
• 10/07/2021 – EPA Climate Action Plan: As part of its CAP, EPA intends to incorporate Biden's Green New Deal agenda
throughout its rulemaking process.
Oct 11,
2021 $3.267
• 10/14/2021 – DOL ESG Rule: The rule would require fiduciaries to consider the economic effects of climate change and
other so-called environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors when evaluating funds for retirement plans. As
worded, the rule would strongly encourage fiduciaries to draw capital from domestic energy development in oil and
natural gas to less reliable renewables.
Oct 18,
2021 $3.322
• 10/21/2021 – FSOC Financial Stability Report: This report paints climate change, and there for oil and gas producers,
as a "risk to financial stability." The report recommended the "climate disclosures" later set forth by the Biden
administration.

@Roundandroundwego Inflation is caused by governments printing and releasing too much money which is usually because the government spent too much. Corporations raise their prices to match inflation they don't cause it.

@sunsporter1649

@Graylight @Graylight My side? I'm just giving my opinion.

@ron122 Oh, did you not know? Have you not been in the internet? Seen TV, tried signing up for TruthSocial?

Yes, you're part of a group, a contingency, demographic, what have you. You are the loudest voices in the room; if you can't hear them you've have too much Kool Aid.

@ButterRobot

@YourMomsSecretCrush Somebody probably should have told that to Trump.

@LordShadowfire he didnt help matters either.

@YourMomsSecretCrush Apparently not as devalued as the British Pound...

@SW-User Then maybe it's time to switch to a tool that doesn't allow evil people to do whatever they want.
And I mean that literally, since if you're rich enough, you don't have to follow laws.