More Evidence Dems lying pieces of shit

[farmstud60]

The USDA came out with their WASDE reports and final yield reports for the 2024 crop year. All the private estimates had the numbers the USDA released by labor day last year. The Biden we have to lie to prevent more inflation idiots over inflated supply and reduced demand for all of last year. They corrected the numbers now to make it look like Trump caused the inflation.


Meanwhile, LA area of California burns because of the progressive Democrats incompetence


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[Tiny]

Intuitively I wouldn't think the increase in crop prices yesterday would have a significant effect on the inflation number, although you'd know better than I do. And doesn't the report come out monthly? Finally, any analyst worth his salt should include January, 2025 inflation numbers in Biden's four years in office, not Trump's. Trump won't take office until January 20.

About California, shit happens. Lack of preparedness is a factor. I'm sick of hearing people chalk it all up to climate change.

[Ripmany]

Just like child support worker and DHS

[Precious_b]

Neither joey or donny caused inflation.

Now, righties will refuse to acknowledge it, but the rest of the world recognizes the COVID crisis.

Just in time inventory is just one thing that took a hit and helped cause such. Ima sure a single administration can't whip and turn an economy around on a dime. It would be nice though.

[farmstud60]

Originally Posted by Precious_b

Neither joey or donny caused inflation.

Now, righties will refuse to acknowledge it, but the rest of the world recognizes the COVID crisis.

Just in time inventory is just one thing that took a hit and helped cause such. Ima sure a single administration can't whip and turn an economy around on a dime. It would be nice though.

WRONG, totally wrong as you don't grasp economics


When governments forced business shutdowns and paid large sums of money to try and make up the difference to not effect people it put some small inflationary pressure on the market.


Biden's totally misnamed Inflation Reduction Act was totally inflationary as everything was opening up already because of the vaccine becoming available. The act also further increased regs on fossil fuels increasing prices even faster than just the improving economy would have caused.

[farmstud60]

Originally Posted by Tiny

Intuitively I wouldn't think the increase in crop prices yesterday would have a significant effect on the inflation number, although you'd know better than I do. And doesn't the report come out monthly? Finally, any analyst worth his salt should include January, 2025 inflation numbers in Biden's four years in office, not Trump's. Trump won't take office until January 20.

About California, shit happens. Lack of preparedness is a factor. I'm sick of hearing people chalk it all up to climate change.

The thing is the government was overstating crop size and pretending grain demand was all worse last year. All in an effort to keep prices lower than the market would have set with accurate information.

[Precious_b]

Originally Posted by farmstud60

WRONG, totally wrong as you don't grasp economics ...

Remove the 'totally' from your statement and i'll agree with you. Squeaked out of it, barely, in college.

Guess I had a knee jerk reaction from your history of ignoring other factors than from your exaggerated pov from corrupted spar glass.

[farmstud60]

Originally Posted by Precious_b

Remove the 'totally' from your statement and i'll agree with you. Squeaked out of it, barely, in college.

Guess I had a knee jerk reaction from your history of ignoring other factors than from your exaggerated pov from corrupted spar glass.

It ain't exaggerated. The problem is we have had a two tier justice system for Politicians since Watergate. It became abundantly clear with the Clinton's

[Precious_b]

Well Farm, you know the goverment always have their toes in the yield farms produce.

You collect any $$$ for leaving a field go fallow or the beneficiary of price control on your crop?

It is a balancing act that most always leaves the farmer with the short end of the stick. And inflation the rest of us. But the numbers are looking better. Let donny stomp the inflation rate into the ground.

[farmstud60]

Originally Posted by Precious_b

Well Farm, you know the goverment always have their toes in the yield farms produce.

You collect any $$$ for leaving a field go fallow or the beneficiary of price control on your crop?

It is a balancing act that most always leaves the farmer with the short end of the stick. And inflation the rest of us. But the numbers are looking better. Let donny stomp the inflation rate into the ground.

Way more complicated than that.