Yep. I have yet to see any studies connecting the Trump packages to inflation. I have, however, seen them for the Biden spending.
Are you seriously claiming that the trillions the Rs dumped had no impact on inflation?
No. I’m claiming that the data analysis shows that Bidens spending did more, and put us in the lead worldwide. Read. The. Article.
Thought I'd given you enough, but I'll spell it out for you. Bezos never said anything about Trump, even though he disagreed with him on several topics. But Biden is so far off track that it drove him to speak out. Bezos has lost confidence in Biden's ability regarding the economy. If Bezos feels this way, it is a symbol of how other leaders and people at large are viewing Biden. Therefore, Biden is toast.
The only thing it's a symbol of is yet another rich person not wanting to pay taxes.
I read them. He only cared once the threat of higher taxes creeped in. Under lower taxes he was all crickets. There is very little chance he is saying this out of worry for the working class. He's protecting his pocketbook.
Then why did you say this: "Yep. I have yet to see any studies connecting the Trump packages to inflation."
First three of many.
amp.cnn.com
Because I haven’t seen any studies. Just going on intuition that it is tied to inflation based on historical averages.
SMH...did you read those? I stipulated Bezos really disliked Trump. But when did he personally tweet about his dishonesty about, and mishandling of, the economy?First three of many.
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You said “Do you recall Bezos ripping Trump like this?”
Read the whole thread, or at least my other posts.. That would provide the context of "like this" for you. I consider tweets as different from talking to reporters. During an interview, he is being asked his opinion on things, often with the use of leading or provocative questions. A tweet like this comes solely from a need to announce to the world his disagreement with the direction being taken.
He's way more worried about AMZN stock price than his taxes. Biden's incompetence is costing him bigly.
Chomsky used to talk about when he was growing up there were business-oriented newspapers and labor-oriented newspapers.
Why? At least we’re seeing who’s really driving policy in public now instead of behind closed doors.
Bezos isn't making a political statement; he's making an economic statement.
You are trying to mesh together two different items. Rich people paying taxes has absolutely nothing to do with inflation. Absolutely nothing. Those are two different topics.
Idk if Huey watched Bidens inflation speech but that is what Bezos was refuting. Biden blamed everyone but himself and the administration. It was a trash speech that didn’t do anything to solve inflation and all he was trying to do was deflect blame of the current situation onto others due to the midterms.
I'd say Bezos knows a lot about the economy. You don't build a business like Amazon without such knowledge.
Oh, please. If building Amazon was that simple, anyone could do it, or it would have been done previously. I agree with you on a lot, but not this time. Bezos clearly understands economics, and he's made his business work in practice.
Only dumb people would think Bezos is ‘worried about’ them. Or that he should be.
The Amazon model is more complicated than that, and has evolved. They started by being a broker, and still are. A person that builds the largest company in the world understands economics.
It does if you want to pay for infrastructure. Personally I find it weird that the, "We need to pay for it," crowd suddenly has a problem with paying for it. If we want infrastructure, but don't want to add to inflation, we have no choice but to do things like increase taxes.
Why do you think that's a reasonable question?
Nonsense. He's clearly aiming at political influence.
Yeah? I’m sure you’d say the same if it was directed at a republican. Bezos is filling the brains of WaPo readers with straight up propaganda from the left. He can flex on them when he wants and they’ll dance for him.
