Just talk about how democrats want to force everyone to be transgender
jimtow28 on
“Well I haven’t had a chance to consider the words the president said directly to me. I’m a very busy guy.”
-Mike Johnson, when asked about something insane Trump said for the 1000th time.
wageslave2022 on
WTF ?
Redd868 on
The problem I see with housing is, the Fed has been manipulating price discovery in housing markets to drive up prices. That’s the root cause. The bill being considered deals with the symptoms.
I say, fix the root cause. Pull all the printed money that was used to purchase mortgages out, and housing prices would plummet. That would be this money. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WSHOMCB
We have a Uniparty that loves a Fed printing up money which drives up asset inflation, including housing prices. And then, they pretend asset inflation isn’t inflation.
So, now they want to paper over the symptoms – but the root cause is still out there. And if the rich wasn’t getting richer, the policy wouldn’t last two weeks.
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Just talk about how democrats want to force everyone to be transgender
“Well I haven’t had a chance to consider the words the president said directly to me. I’m a very busy guy.”
-Mike Johnson, when asked about something insane Trump said for the 1000th time.
WTF ?
The problem I see with housing is, the Fed has been manipulating price discovery in housing markets to drive up prices. That’s the root cause. The bill being considered deals with the symptoms.
I say, fix the root cause. Pull all the printed money that was used to purchase mortgages out, and housing prices would plummet. That would be this money.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WSHOMCB
We have a Uniparty that loves a Fed printing up money which drives up asset inflation, including housing prices. And then, they pretend asset inflation isn’t inflation.
This is the purpose.
https://www.un.org/en/desa/unconventional-monetary-policy-reaching-its-limits
>And finally, large-scale asset purchases by central banks tend to disproportionately benefit rich households, thus exacerbating wealth inequality.
So, now they want to paper over the symptoms – but the root cause is still out there. And if the rich wasn’t getting richer, the policy wouldn’t last two weeks.