If Inflation Is A Result Of Bad Policy, What Policies Is The GOP Proposing To Whip Inflation Now? Post #67699 • Liberal Forum

LibDave » 26 May 2022, 11:35 pm » wrote: ↑
26 May 2022, 11:35 pm
I've forgotten more about economics than you have ever known. I have studied economics at university and as a subject of intense interest for the last 35 years. But even if I had never read a single sentence about the science of economics, the fact remains, I was and am able to predict the future results of economic policy, while you are ALWAYS 100% wrong. If you had even a rudimentary understanding, you would think you would be able to predict outcomes at least SOME of the time. You are always 100% wrong because your confirmation bias coerces you to make predictions based on your political leanings and you are backing an ideology which is also 100% wrong.

the fact remains, I was and am able to predict the future results of economic policy, while you are ALWAYS 100% wrong.

Really?

Have you ever voted for a POTUS who bequeathed a smaller deficit to his successor than what he inherited?

If you had even a rudimentary understanding, you would think you would be able to predict outcomes at least SOME of the time.

Why I never cast a vote for either "the worst of the modern era" or "worse than Buchanan".

You?

You are always 100% wrong because your confirmation bias coerces you to make predictions based on your political leanings and you are backing an ideology which is also 100% wrong.

Let's see how that looks after you answer.

I've forgotten more about economics than you have ever known.

I sure am glad there's a way to determine that.