NBC News host Stephanie Ruhle, in an effort to provide cover for President Joe Biden and Democrats, is demanding to know exactly what Republicans would do to combat inflation.
In a word, pretty much anything and everything that Biden is not doing currently.
“WHAT IS THE REPUBLICAN PLAN TO COMBAT INFLATION?” Ruhle tweeted Sunday following a catastrophic inflation report released on Friday.
Conservative political commentator Liz Wheeler clapped back with a rather comprehensive list for the leftist journalist,
1. Drill for oil here
2. Open pipelines
3. Stable energy policy so investors don’t balk
4. Stop sending $ abroad
5. Stop printing $ we don’t have
6. Stop pushing BBB ($5T in spending)
7. Ditch ESG so companies stop putting “climate” first
8. Reduce supply chain reliance on China
1. Drill for oil here
2. Open pipelines
3. Stable energy policy so investors don’t balk
4. Stop sending $ abroad
5. Stop printing $ we don’t have
6. Stop pushing BBB ($5T in spending)
7. Ditch ESG so companies stop putting “climate” first
8. Reduce supply chain reliance on China— Liz Wheeler (@Liz_Wheeler) June 13, 2022
Attorney Jason Roberge also informed Ruhle what actually should be done as opposed to what the Biden administration and Democrats are currently doing, writing, “Not lock people down, pulverize businesses and purposely stop commerce in the US. ONE SENTENCE SUMMARIZES WHAT HAS BEEN DONE TO US ALL.”
Not lock people down, pulverize businesses and purposely stop commerce in the US.
ONE SENTENCE SUMMARIZES WHAT HAS BEEN DONE TO US ALL.
— Jason Roberge (@JasonRobergeVA) June 13, 2022
Stop Biden's spending spree.
Stop Biden's war on fossil fuels.
Replace the Fed with Milton's computer. https://t.co/wgTkWkDebW— Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) June 13, 2022
Digital strategist Greg Price said the quiet part out loud, asking the painfully obvious, “Wouldn’t this be a better question for the people currently in control of the government?” Except, of course, they evidently don’t have a clue.
Wouldn’t this be a better question for the people currently in control of the government?
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) June 13, 2022
Conservative William Teach noted, “Perhaps Stephanie could ask Biden for the details of his plan, which seems to be more of a sticky note. Give space? How does he plan to lower costs?”
Perhaps Stephanie could ask Biden for the details of his plan, which seems to be more of a sticky note. Give space? How does he plan to lower costs? pic.twitter.com/JuSf20gYP8
— William Teach2 #refuseresist (@WTeach2) June 13, 2022
One commenter threw Ruhle’s question back at her rather nicely, “MAYBE YOU CAN ASK, “JOURNALIST”?”
MAYBE YOU CAN ASK, “JOURNALIST”?
— Cranky “Jan. 6 Hearings Choreographer” Gordon (@StillCrankyAF) June 13, 2022
And another dared to ask, “WHAT IS MSNBC’S PLAN TO CONTROL INFLATION?”
WHAT IS MSNBC’S PLAN TO CONTROL INFLATION?
— His Holiness, The Emperor Harold (@HaroldtheCatLOL) June 13, 2022
What's Biden's & the Dem's plan?
The GOP are in the minority for at least the next 7 months. Are you just hoping for a rescue at this point? https://t.co/vU9TOlF06P
— Fusilli Spock (@awstar11) June 13, 2022
Stop printing money. https://t.co/Ek0ktFrFVB
— The Friar of Frogtown 🇺🇲 👍✌️ (@tsn_says) June 13, 2022
Meanwhile, Biden is telling Americans that inflation could last “for a while” since he appears to have no solution for the problem even though it appears obvious to most Americans what could and should be done. Biden and Democrats simply refuse to take those steps. Could it be they actually want an emergency like inflation to crush Americans and our way of life? Inquiring minds that don’t include Ruhle want to know.
“We’re gonna live with this inflation for a while,” Biden said at a Democratic fundraising event in Beverly Hills, according to the New York Post. “It’s gonna come down gradually, but we’re going to live with it for a while.”
Fox Business host Stuart Varney ripped Biden for his abysmal handling of the economy and inflation. He did a chaser with blunt facts to back it up.
(Video Credit: Fox Business)
“Inflation is a personal economic experience. Every time you pay for something, you take notice, because the price of just about everything is going straight up. It can be a shock,” Varney remarked.
“On Sunday morning in New Jersey, I bought four items. 8 small tomatoes: $6.99. Blueberries: $6.99, a small loaf of bread: $6.29, and a pint of milk: $1.89. Total: $22.16,” he recounted.
“A year ago, those same items, in the same store, would have cost maybe $15,” Varney stated.
“We’re getting worse off: rapid price hikes erode your standard of living,” he asserted.
“The president is clueless: on Friday at the docks in Los Angeles, he blamed shipping companies. He tried to turn anger at inflation into anger at corporations: In the absence of an effective policy, the president turns nasty,” the conservative host bluntly charged.
“Ok, you’ve been shocked at the grocery store and shocked at the gas station… Now open your 401(k). Another shock,” Varney continued.
“The market sell-off has probably cut your pension money by 30%. I expect the president to blame the Federal Reserve,” he added.
“But who will voters blame? 147 days to the November 8th elections, who are they going to blame?” Varney asked.
Note to Ruhle, it’s a solid bet it won’t be Republicans.
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