As we reported, stagflation is here. It was inevitable with Joe Biden’s Jimmy Carter-style policies to the 10th power. There is no way we are not entering into a recession and Biden just keeps putting people out of work for a vaccine that no longer works.
We have a stagnant economy and inflation. Our GDP is 1.2% and it’s headed for 0. Biden rode on Trump’s economy for a while, but that doesn’t go too far. We have declining wages, massive inflation, and high unemployment.
This will be devastating to seniors and the poor in particular.
Peter Schiff wrote on Twitter: More confirmation of stagflation today as not only did more companies announce notable price increases with warnings that additional hikes are imminent, but the Leading Economic Indicators for September plunged to .2% from a downwardly revised .8% in August. Analysts had expected .5%. Watch:
It’s #ChalkTalk time, patriots!
Unfortunately, the topic is Biden’s Stagflation, and the latest, damning data from the Atlanta Fed’s GDP Now model… pic.twitter.com/4Sc8uT3wi8
— Steve Cortes (@CortesSteve) October 18, 2021
Biden could send us into a Great Depression as he taxes and spends wildly, kills jobs, destroys the energy sector while letting millions of anonymous people pour in while crime soars, and censors all opponents in an effort to turn us far left.
Goldman on what stagflation does to asset classes. pic.twitter.com/Ro56rd8kW1
— HFI Research (@HFI_Research) October 21, 2021
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Stagflation is directly related to the Government spending more money than takes in from taxes then spends it on Entitlement programs. The Government floods the economy with money while paying people to stay home. That’s exactly what the Covid Relief Bill did. Fiat Currency gains it’s worth based on a country’s production of hard goods, i.e. Manufacturing! We don’t do this in America anymore. To be healthy our GDP must 40% manufacturing.