I don’t think either of them will on any meaningful level, if at all. Maybe I’m just jaded but I haven’t seen cost of living go down in my lifetime, and I blame the infinite growth economic model. If a politician isn’t willing to make concrete steps towards moving away from that then I don’t imagine anything will be done about inflation.
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The federal reserve's interest rates are good chunk of what's going to determine inflation. Trump wants to gut their independence and force them to cut interest rates to near zero. That will make inflation explode
Mwanwhile the current administration is finally actually going after big monopolies after decades of inaction. Will take more time to go through the courts but that can bring down prices in some industries too. Do you think trump will really continue that or stop the lawsuits the minute he gets power?
Other Trump plans are extremely inflationary as well. He plans to put massive tarrifs on a lot of goods. His plans to do deportations that include US citizens will also raise prices too
Are they? What actions are they taking? I know in Canada our NDP just broke it off with the Liberals for doing exactly the opposite of that.
The federal trade commission has started monopoly lawsuits after a number of big companies. Plus going after other anti-competitive practices. Here's just a handful of the latest FTC's actions:
- Judge rules that Google ‘is a monopolist’ in US antitrust case
- Remedy sentencing in the near future
- FTC v. Amazon
- Federal Trade Commission v. Meta Platforms, Inc.
- FTC Announces Rule Banning Noncompetes
- Ongoing court battles about it
I continually fail to see how anyone could think Trump was good for the economy when he lowered taxes and raised spending by so much. Then tbe whole tariff thing that just fucked up supply and prices and the deportation scares that caused crops to sit rotting. What the fuck.
What you're seeing is the end result of literally decades of propaganda. Objectively, Democrats have been better for the economy for about 90 years.
I am utterly convinced if ya got rid of talk radio you could revert a shit tonne of it. Dont even need to do much, just deregulate AM radio and let the hobbyists broadcast whatever they want theyll drown the airwaves with niche metal in five seconds.
Every Republican administration since at least Reagan has done the same thing. The cut taxes for the rich and then increase spending every and then a Democrat comes in and cleans up their mess. Yet somehow they manage to convince people that they are the party that's good for the economy.
It's because knock-on effects of government policies take around 4-6 years to fully materialize. Republicans fully understand this and also understand that the average American dumb fuck has a political long term memory of 3 months at best. They can fuck everything up in a term or two, pass the buck to the incoming Democrat, and then blame the Democrat for everything they completely broke. Just look at the final massive deregulation that Bush pushed leading to the 2008 crash that Obama had to deal with - which they could then conveniently blame on Obama himself!
It's insane that any women considered Trump for any reason other than women's rights. Really how many women thought "I don't mind that he wants to control my body, but is he good for the economy?"
Goofy shit.
Realtors and landlords, all of em
wait, how did he have 'ground' with women in the first place ? what non idiot female thinks he is a good candidate for women's rights?
Racism and holding on to white privilege that's how. White women voted Trump in droves in both 16 and 20
White college-educated women shift left, so the cure is to send them all to college. (For example, I entered college a John Anderson Republican and have voted Democrat in every election since, becoming more progressive as I age into oldfartitude.)
white women vote republican on the whole (although hillary got just over 50pc of the white woman vote).
we'll see if thats shifted v soon
Oh really? The demented babbling rapist traitor is falling behind polls of women on the economy, is he?
Jesus Fred Christ on a Busted Goddamn Crutch these headlines are insanity.
I trust a month old stiff crusty cumsock to do a better job than Trump at lowering inflation.
I have literally no idea why anyone would trust Republicans more on the economy. Every single Republican president has worse economic outcomes than Democratic presidents.
Trump in particular is even worse. Who looks at his history of failed businesses and says yeah he understands finance?
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