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How to stop inflation this year.

Inflation is simple to understand. When your dollar is worth less, it buys less. Dollars lose value every time congress prints more money. Every time they approve spending more than they have, they print more money. Everytime they print more money there is inflation. It happened during 2009. It happened during Covid. It now is happening every single year. Congress approves spending without ever revisiting old spending. Old spending goes on ad nauseam. Every giveaway they dream up equals more inflation. And they wonder why milk, beef, and bread costs are rising? Congress caused it. They give away things to get more votes. So they can win the next election. They kick the can.


In 2025, the Congressional Record shows that the top 10 number of pages submitted were associated with 8 bills to pass a short term budget. 1 of the top 10 was Epstein. The other of the top 10 was Russian sanctions. The career politicians can't connect the dots. "Continuing Resolutions" MEAN "Continuous Inflation". Inflation in the past 25 years, during which Congress has never passed a new budget, totals 83%. Your 2001 dollar is now magically worth 55 cents. Thank Congress. Thank career politicians. When you are focused on reelection, not doing what is right, you don't mind kicking the can.

 
 
 

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