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Trump's business failures listed by his own partners

Contries with higher gas proces than the USA, supposedly suffering from Biden's mistakes

Mongolia
Liberia
Cuba
Dominica
Sudan
Panama
Lesotho
Hungary
Japan
Australia
Saint Lucia
Kenya
Vietnam
Honduras
South Africa
Rwanda
Georgia
Ghana
Burundi
Tanzania
Puerto Rico
Ukraine
Chile
Nicaragua
Nepal
China
Fiji
Cambodia
Paraguay
Malta
Dominican Republic
Costa Rica
Zambia
Morocco
Curacao
Guatemala
Thailand
Brazil
India
Turkey
Uganda
Philippines
Peru
South Korea
Poland
Northern Macedonia
Mauritius
Jamaica
Moldova
Jordan
Aruba
Bulgaria
Bosnia & Herz.
Slovenia
Zimbabwe
Serbia
Cayman Islands
Bahamas
Canada
Laos
Malawi
Cyprus
Romania
Cape Verde
Wallis and Futuna
Andorra
Seychelles
Belize
Montenegro
Mayotte
San Marino
Austria
Slovakia
Croatia
Czech Republic
Italy
Uruguay
Ireland
Albania
Luxembourg
New Zealand
Latvia
Lithuania
Spain
France
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Portugal
Estonia
Belgium
Liechtenstein
Israel
Barbados
Germany
Sweden
Singapore
Netherlands
Greece
Iceland
Finland
Monaco
Central African Rep.
Denmark
Norway
Hong Kong

All those countries are sad that they elected Biden.

Oh wait...
Hardcore conservative that you are I hope you'll forgive me for citing a lefty outlet

 
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Gas prices and many other aspects of the economy would likely be better right now if we had thrown our full support behind Russia in its invasion of Ukraine.

But it would not have been the right thing to do.
They began before the war. Things would have been better if Biden hadn't attempted to become a transformative president. That's not what he was elected to do
 
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Contries with higher gas prices than the USA, supposedly suffering from Biden's mistakes

Mongolia
Liberia
Cuba
Dominica
Sudan
Panama
Lesotho
Hungary
Japan
Australia
Saint Lucia
Kenya
Vietnam
Honduras
South Africa
Rwanda
Georgia
Ghana
Burundi
Tanzania
Puerto Rico
Ukraine
Chile
Nicaragua
Nepal
China
Fiji
Cambodia
Paraguay
Malta
Dominican Republic
Costa Rica
Zambia
Morocco
Curacao
Guatemala
Thailand
Brazil
India
Turkey
Uganda
Philippines
Peru
South Korea
Poland
Northern Macedonia
Mauritius
Jamaica
Moldova
Jordan
Aruba
Bulgaria
Bosnia & Herz.
Slovenia
Zimbabwe
Serbia
Cayman Islands
Bahamas
Canada
Laos
Malawi
Cyprus
Romania
Cape Verde
Wallis and Futuna
Andorra
Seychelles
Belize
Montenegro
Mayotte
San Marino
Austria
Slovakia
Croatia
Czech Republic
Italy
Uruguay
Ireland
Albania
Luxembourg
New Zealand
Latvia
Lithuania
Spain
France
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Portugal
Estonia
Belgium
Liechtenstein
Israel
Barbados
Germany
Sweden
Singapore
Netherlands
Greece
Iceland
Finland
Monaco
Central African Rep.
Denmark
Norway
Hong Kong

All those countries are sad that they elected Biden.

Oh wait...
Lol. Is this your “expert” analysis? We aren’t talking about gas prices. We are talking about the change.
 
Gas in the USA was creeping up but the shit hit the fan after the war started.

What do you think happened between 2/14 and 3/5?


ch.gaschart
 
So worldwide inflation is Biden’s fault?
Part of it is. Much of the worlds ecomomy flows from ours. In any event Biden’s USA inflation is substantially more than comparable economies. I posted the data a week or so ago. Biden‘s claim that he is a victim of forces out of his control is a crock.
 
Gas in the USA was creeping up but the shit hit the fan after the war started.

What do you think happened between 2/14 and 3/5?


ch.gaschart
Exactly. We have the means to protect ourselves from world disruption and keep prices lower, but Biden shitcanned those, made us excessively vulnerable to world supply issues, and then Biden blames Putin for his own short-sightedness because . . . . .climate change!
 
Hardcore conservative that you are I hope you'll forgive me for citing a lefty outlet

Without reading the article, it shouldn't be that hard to at least estimate. I like to compare our economic indicators to nations like Canada and the UK, for obvious reasons. Our CPI is currently at a little over 8% YOY. The UK's is almost 9%. Canada's is just under 7%.

So, my guess would be that the American Rescue Plan was a minor player in inflation. Undoubtedly it had an effect, as all major spending does, but we're not noticeably out of place of other similarly situated nations, so other, global factors are almost certainly an order of magnitude more important.
 
Without reading the article, it shouldn't be that hard to at least estimate. I like to compare our economic indicators to nations like Canada and the UK, for obvious reasons. Our CPI is currently at a little over 8% YOY. The UK's is almost 9%. Canada's is just under 7%.

So, my guess would be that the American Rescue Plan was a minor player in inflation. Undoubtedly it had an effect, as all major spending does, but we're not noticeably out of place of other similarly situated nations, so other, global factors are almost certainly an order of magnitude more important.
Numerous experts I've read pin it at about 3 percent. Pretty significant. And you have to remember it wasn't an isolated event. It was after all of the Trump free cheese. Lots of free cash in the states over the last few years along with stays on bills
 
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Numerous experts I've read pin it at about 3 percent. Pretty significant. And you have to remember it wasn't an isolated event. It was after all of the Trump free cheese. Lots of free cash in the states over the last few years along with stays on bills
I'd like to see the math on that. 3% seems awfully high. Especially when you consider that our nation was hurt more than others by the international supply chain breakdown, thanks to our trade deficit.
 
I'd like to see the math on that. 3% seems awfully high. Especially when you consider that our nation was hurt more than others by the international supply chain breakdown, thanks to our trade deficit.
Inflation sucks but if you're a lefty the legacy of this inflation being attendant to the recovery plan is likely more important. imo the inflation torpedoed BBB and soured broad interest in turning temporary programs like child tax credit programs into permanent ones. it also soured voters imo to biden's broader social policy objectives. it was a gamble that failed and will have lasting consequences
 
Raging success? What a country that anyone could possibly think that.
I suppose you think Biden is a success. News for ya babe, Trump is a lot more successful than Joe Biden could dream to be. Your Trump hatred is rotting your brain
 
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I suppose you think Biden is a success. News for ya babe, Trump is a lot more successful than Joe Biden could dream to be. Your Trump hatred is rotting your brain
Biden promised a war on fossil fuels. He has been very successful with that. Promise made, promise kept. But Biden gives all his credit to Putin. Go figure.
 
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Companies won't drill because they're raking-in the profits from high prices.
Wrong, companies won't drill because of new regulations . You hear about all these available leases but most aren't viable and Biden just cancelled ones in Alaska and the Gulf. I have a friend in the business and there is much more we don't know about as far as obstacles behind the scenes.
 
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Wrong, companies won't drill because of new regulations . You hear about all these available leases but most aren't viable and Biden just cancelled ones in Alaska and the Gulf. I have a friend in the business and there is much more we don't know about as far as obstacles behind the scenes.
What new regulations?
 
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What new regulations?
I am not going to get into a list this debate with you. its well known there were restrictions put in by Bidens administration from day one. There are also a lot mor hurdles and restrictions beind the scenes. I have afriend that works for a private drilling company and we didnt get into exact details but he said its a lot more complex than what avg Joe realizes. You blind melons that continue to say Biden doesnt have anything to do with gas prices have no clue what you are talking about.
 
I am not going to get into a list this debate with you. its well known there were restrictions put in by Bidens administration from day one. There are also a lot mor hurdles and restrictions beind the scenes. I have afriend that works for a private drilling company and we didnt get into exact details but he said its a lot more complex than what avg Joe realizes. You blind melons that continue to say Biden doesnt have anything to do with gas prices have no clue what you are talking about.
So you got nothing.
 
I am not going to get into a list this debate with you. its well known there were restrictions put in by Bidens administration from day one. There are also a lot mor hurdles and restrictions beind the scenes. I have afriend that works for a private drilling company and we didnt get into exact details but he said its a lot more complex than what avg Joe realizes. You blind melons that continue to say Biden doesnt have anything to do with gas prices have no clue what you are talking about.
Let me guess...this friend has a red hat
 
So worldwide inflation is Biden’s fault?

Maybe. He contributed to our inflation. Here is a link from the SanFran Fed Bank, not Fox News, so you can trust it.


An excerpt:

"However, since the first half of 2021, U.S. inflation has increasingly outpaced inflation in other developed countries. Estimates suggest that fiscal support measures designed to counteract the severity of the pandemic’s economic effect may have contributed to this divergence by raising inflation about 3 percentage points by the end of 2021."

Now, to be fair, I am not blaming all the inflation on Biden. The first two stimulus' also contributed some. But ARP did the most damage. Add in his oil policies, and he really screwed up this economy.
 
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I am not going to get into a list this debate with you. its well known there were restrictions put in by Bidens administration from day one. There are also a lot mor hurdles and restrictions beind the scenes. I have afriend that works for a private drilling company and we didnt get into exact details but he said its a lot more complex than what avg Joe realizes. You blind melons that continue to say Biden doesnt have anything to do with gas prices have no clue what you are talking about.
Like most economic activities, it's complicated. I don't have a friend in the industry, but I read a lot. This NPR article seems pretty balanced. Note reason number 3, investors pushing back on spending money on drilling. Many other articles make the same argument.

 
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Like most economic activities, it's complicated. I don't have a friend in the industry, but I read a lot. This NPR article seems pretty balanced. Note reason number 3, investors pushing back on spending money on drilling. Many other articles make the same argument.


I am trying to see if there has been an article or study about where production would be if Biden had not reversed Trump's energy policy. No luck. But I find plenty about how it's not Biden's fault.
 
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I find it very hard to believe price gouging isn’t happening when oil companies are making record profits. https://amp.theguardian.com/business/2022/may/13/oil-gas-producers-first-quarter-2022-profits

Then you need to educate yourself on how the oil energy works. Let me give you a quick lesson. An oil company spent money money years ago on equipment to set up a well, millions of dollars. The company needs, say, $40 a barrel, to cover the costs. Trump allows oil production out the wazoo. Oil goes drops to $50. So profits are there but tight. Disruptions in any part of business could lose them money. All the while, ESG is the fad and capital is drying up because no one, like pensions, hedge funds, etc., are investing. So, the equipment gets amortized, oil prices increase, and profits look big now.

Funny thing is this: oil stocks performed worse during Trump than Biden. From election night, oil rose as markets knew Biden would slow production.
 
Then you need to educate yourself on how the oil energy works. Let me give you a quick lesson. An oil company spent money money years ago on equipment to set up a well, millions of dollars. The company needs, say, $40 a barrel, to cover the costs. Trump allows oil production out the wazoo. Oil goes drops to $50. So profits are there but tight. Disruptions in any part of business could lose them money. All the while, ESG is the fad and capital is drying up because no one, like pensions, hedge funds, etc., are investing. So, the equipment gets amortized, oil prices increase, and profits look big now.

Funny thing is this: oil stocks performed worse during Trump than Biden. From election night, oil rose as markets knew Biden would slow production.
Except production hasn’t slowed…, at least according to the chart I just posted
 
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