Diary that interferes with disinformation and dangerous delusions
This remark
"[About inflation] Stop complaining .. .. Overall, many Americans aren't suffering as much as they think. "
— Washington Post Columnist Michelle Singletary, Wednesday
We say:What a ridiculous view! Singletary sayspoor people should only worry about paying more, butall, including the middle class, have the right to rage at runaway prices. I have. Inflation means that people can't buy that much. It erodes savings. It undermines the country. Every American has the right to get angry — and to complain.
This claim
"My Republican friend claims ... I'm limiting production. Frankly, it's nonsense."
— President Biden, Wednesday
We say:Um, sorry, President — youareLimit production. Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge has been suspended. Killed Keystone Pipeline. Stopped leasing sales of oil and gas. A disappointing investment. .. .. You keep your promise to "end fossil fuels." Indeed,you are now denying it.It turns out that Americans don't like to pay $ 5 a gallon of petrol. But what do you think if you reduce fossil fuels?
This tweet
We say:I hate Donald Trump like columnist Max Boot For humans,everything isbecause of Trump. But the 2015 Obama-Biden nuclear deal actually paved the way for Iran to acquire nuclear weapons. So, in part, Trump wisely withdrew from it and tried to put pressure on Iran with strict sanctions. Meanwhile, President Biden signaled inthat he wanted to revive his contract, doing little to stop Tehran's nuclear progress, but much more to do so. It seems that he is trying to accept the concession.
Find the difference
"Previously inflation was high ... Certainly before the war in Ukraine"
— Federal Reserve Board Jerome Powell, Wednesday
"Putin's price increase has been hit hard."
— President Byden, Wednesday
I Said: But even Biden's own reappointment, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, admits that the price ofsoared long before Putin's army invaded Ukraine in February. Nevertheless.
This Snark
"I didn't know that [the oil and gas industry leaders] would hurt their feelings right away."
— President Biden
me on Tuesday after Chevron's CEO blamed the industry and criticized him for not working to increase supply. They say:President Biden can make a joke about the dissatisfaction of oil industry leaders, but they happen to be right. In a pandemic, sellers were effectively payingpeople to getoil out of their hands), but they also couldn't promote the cooperation needed to increase supply.
— Editing by the editorial board
