White House: We Spend on Ukraine Because War Impacts U.S. Through Inflation, It’s About Independence, and Cost of Inaction Is Higher

Breitbart ^ | 3/4/23 | Ian Hanchett

[Robert DeLong]

No, it’s Bidens’ war to cover up his corruption, because both Ukraine & China have the goods on him, to the hilt.

[fso301]

I'm more inclined to say it is Biden's war on oil, gas, and the people, and his administration's insistence in keep printing money, that is the main contributor to inflation.

Yes but keeping the war going in Ukraine distracts from all that.

[Vaduz]

Another Biden’s White House shell game with no pea.

[bobbo666]

That is because this one is based on kickbacks and sex trafficking — main tenets of the Biden crime family.

Where are the reporters brave enough to ask: “Some people are saying ........” and insert some outrageous (but true) claim that will make everyone gasp?
Kinda like a verbal pie inna face.

[Mariner]

“Inflation is a money supply issue. Only our government can inflate our money. And it has.”

Not always, and not exclusively.

The laws of Supply and Demand still apply.

A surge in demand, or a shortage of supply WILL cause inflation in the products in question. And if those products (food & energy) are essential basics, that product inflation will permeate the entire economy.

Ask Adam Smith, he’ll tell ya.

[wastedyears]

Where are all the Ukraine supporters on here to say how much they Biden for throwing away our money on this?

[ClearCase_guy]

I believe that a monetarist, such as Milton Friedman, would say that supply and demand in products contributes to price fluctuation in products. But that inflation is always monetary phenomenon driven by money supply.

[Mariner]

When one restricts the supply of food and energy, the most essential base of the entire worldwide economy...the very fuel for all other economic activity...you will most certainly see the same amount of money chasing far fewer goods and services.

No different than an increased amount of money chasing the same amount of goods and services.

The net result of both phenomenon is increased prices for everything.

[ganeemead]

"....the cost “will be exorbitantly much higher ..."

The cost to Pigboy Joe might be higher...

[Eleutheria5]

It’s also deliberately supplying only enough to keep the war dragging on, so as to simultaneously screw over the US, Ukraine AND Russia. China wins, and they bought lots of artwork.

[Chgogal]

Biden’s War on Energy is financing Putin’s War on Ukraine.

[SaveFerris]

Sounds about right

[TigersEye]

White House: We Spend on Ukraine Because War Impacts U.S. Through Inflation, It’s About Independence, and Cost of Inaction Is Higher

Word salad insanity.

[In_Iowa_not_from]

They haven’t been given any talking points to refute it so they’ll just pretend this news story doesn’t exist.

[no-to-illegals]

What do you recommend ?

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

Trump in the WH would be a start, but I’m not sure voting works anymore.

[no-to-illegals]

I agree voting is becoming less true and thereby attaining legitimate people to elected office is nearing impossible. I lived during a more innocent time. May the truth and light scatter the roaches for currently the roaches are undeterred by the truth and light

[rollo tomasi]

You can have all the supply in the world with a high demand product and still get an inflated cost due to debasement of currency/money supply issues. We have that now, just be thankful that velocity is being “controlled” at the moment but even that could go south. Don't buy the lie that its temporary, especially pertaining to the subject of the thread that is pushing this idiocy.