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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5787206" data-attributes="member: 24302">What I&#039;m blaming the Biden administration for is inflation unlike anything else in 40 years.&nbsp; Yes he was responsible for stoking it.&nbsp; Plenty of liberal economists will tell you so.&nbsp; A major reason people are in bad shape financially is trying to pay their credit card bills while everything is shooting up in price.&nbsp; That&#039;s the problem.&nbsp; What are we going to do about it?By the way for those who like to say Trump ran up the debt too, which he did, look at where both were/are at three years into their presidency.&nbsp; Biden has incurred $6 trillion in debt so far, Trump was a little over $3 trillion at this point.&nbsp; Where Trump got nailed was $4 trillion in new debt fighting the pandemic in his 4th year.&nbsp; Capitalism isn&#039;t broken.&nbsp; There certainly isn&#039;t a system out there that will outperform it.&nbsp; Mismanagement is certainly a problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5787206, member: 24302"] What I'm blaming the Biden administration for is inflation unlike anything else in 40 years. Yes he was responsible for stoking it. Plenty of liberal economists will tell you so. A major reason people are in bad shape financially is trying to pay their credit card bills while everything is shooting up in price. That's the problem. What are we going to do about it? By the way for those who like to say Trump ran up the debt too, which he did, look at where both were/are at three years into their presidency. Biden has incurred $6 trillion in debt so far, Trump was a little over $3 trillion at this point. Where Trump got nailed was $4 trillion in new debt fighting the pandemic in his 4th year. Capitalism isn't broken. There certainly isn't a system out there that will outperform it. Mismanagement is certainly a problem. [/QUOTE]

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