What is underway in Kazakhstan is much more significant than the Biden Crime Family. Corporate Media won't touch it with a 1,000-ft pole.
Price increases over last year (CPI report)...
— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) January 12, 2022
Gasoline: +49.6%
Used Cars: +37.3%
Gas Utilities: +24.1%
Meats/Fish/Eggs: +12.5%
New Cars: +11.8%
Overall CPI: +7%
Food at home: +6.5%
Electricity: +6.3%
Food away from home: +6.0%
Apparel: +5.8%
Transportation: +4.2%
Shelter: +4.1%
JUST IN - US inflation jumps to 7% in December from a year ago, the highest level since 1982.
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) January 12, 2022
The Biden administration is preparing to ask Congress for “substantial” funding to address the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic domestically and abroad. https://t.co/1Vo5Wep6dF
— Roll Call (@rollcall) January 11, 2022
hokiewolf said:Price increases over last year (CPI report)...
— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) January 12, 2022
Gasoline: +49.6%
Used Cars: +37.3%
Gas Utilities: +24.1%
Meats/Fish/Eggs: +12.5%
New Cars: +11.8%
Overall CPI: +7%
Food at home: +6.5%
Electricity: +6.3%
Food away from home: +6.0%
Apparel: +5.8%
Transportation: +4.2%
Shelter: +4.1%
Steve Videtich said:
Nothing at all to see there! Lol
Civilized said:Steve Videtich said:
Nothing at all to see there! Lol
Yeah start diving into construction cost increases over the last year if you really want to see some butt-puckering stats.
The lumber tariff situation especially is really pissing me off.
Civ, where are you getting your lumber?Civilized said:Steve Videtich said:
Nothing at all to see there! Lol
Yeah start diving into construction cost increases over the last year if you really want to see some butt-puckering stats.
The lumber tariff situation especially is really pissing me off.
caryking said:Civ, where are you getting your lumber?Civilized said:Steve Videtich said:
Nothing at all to see there! Lol
Yeah start diving into construction cost increases over the last year if you really want to see some butt-puckering stats.
The lumber tariff situation especially is really pissing me off.
Yes, 'tis. The Fed can't aggressively hike rates to rein in inflation without crashing markets, until the inflation pain is so great that people don't care about the markets. Thing is, inflation by itself will put paid to Mr. Market, and then we'll be in far worse shape than Japan circa 1991, with simultaneous depression, inflation, and non-existent interest rates.caryking said:
This 7% is on the front end of the Bell-Curve. It's going to get worse...
I don't know.. not my industry. I was really commenting on you stating "lumber tariff situation". Do you think Builders First Source is getting lumber from overseas?Civilized said:caryking said:Civ, where are you getting your lumber?Civilized said:Steve Videtich said:
Nothing at all to see there! Lol
Yeah start diving into construction cost increases over the last year if you really want to see some butt-puckering stats.
The lumber tariff situation especially is really pissing me off.
Builder's First Source.
If you've got a better spot, hook a brother up!
Yes, we do have a significant problem ahead of us, I believe. The way the Government, MSM is pushing this Covid mess and talking about lockdowns, passports, etc... this is not helping the short term.Oldsouljer said:Yes, 'tis. The Fed can't aggressively hike rates to rein in inflation without crashing markets, until the inflation pain is so great that people don't care about the markets. Thing is, inflation by itself will put paid to Mr. Market, and then we'll be in far worse shape than Japan circa 1991, with simultaneous depression, inflation, and non-existent interest rates.caryking said:
This 7% is on the front end of the Bell-Curve. It's going to get worse...
If you're buying Southern Pine, then your price increases are due to the laws of supply and demand. If you're buying hardwoods, I believe that tariff also applies to lumber from Canada which I would think would have an affect on pricing.caryking said:I don't know.. not my industry. I was really commenting on you stating "lumber tariff situation". Do you think Builders First Source is getting lumber from overseas?Civilized said:caryking said:Civ, where are you getting your lumber?Civilized said:Steve Videtich said:
Nothing at all to see there! Lol
Yeah start diving into construction cost increases over the last year if you really want to see some butt-puckering stats.
The lumber tariff situation especially is really pissing me off.
Builder's First Source.
If you've got a better spot, hook a brother up!
When MSNBC is even questioning this POTUS request for more Covid funding, we know the lies are finally being exposed.Quote:
When sold to the American people, the $1.9 trillion plan was pitched as a way to support the strategy of mass vaccination, getting testing up to speed, and ensuring that schools had enough funding to open all of the things that Hoyer now expects to be in the "substantial" White House request.
Yet in actuality, less than 1 percent of the bill was allocated toward vaccine-related programs, and 6 percent was left for other spending directly related to Covid (such as for testing).
The important point here is that when Biden entered office and had an opportunity to spend trillions of dollars under the banner of "Covid relief," he made the concerted decision to pass a sweeping, generational, social-welfare bill and reward political allies such as teachers' unions. So his call for a new round of Covid spending should not be taken seriously. This is especially true given that the White House has been cagey about how much of the existing Covid-relief money remains.
jkpackfan said:
At this point, there's no way he doesn't get primaried.
White House says President Biden was not making "human" comparison between segregationists and opponents of voting rights bills in his address in Atlanta this week https://t.co/1kdgQlnKbe
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) January 14, 2022
NEW: Starting January 19th, Americans will be able to order their tests online at https://t.co/KbPeHSrVih, and tests will typically ship within 7-12 days of ordering, per WH
— Pat Ward (@WardDPatrick) January 14, 2022
It baffles me how anyone could still support this guy.packgrad said:
I don't see how he still has supporters. He has been an absolute disaster.
The main group that still supports Biden younger college grads. The same ones that want their college loans forgiven. Guess who pays for that? The normal people that don't support this crap!jkpackfan said:It baffles me how anyone could still support this guy.packgrad said:
I don't see how he still has supporters. He has been an absolute disaster.
Civilized said:jkpackfan said:
At this point, there's no way he doesn't get primaried.
Given his age and electability I think you're right.
The betting markets still think he's most probable but I think there's significant bias in the market due to his incumbency. A scandal-free incumbent just willingly walking away is certainly not the norm.
None of those hacks will win in 2024, unless… they don't have to win. Help is everywhere they need it.bgr3 said:Civilized said:jkpackfan said:
At this point, there's no way he doesn't get primaried.
Given his age and electability I think you're right.
The betting markets still think he's most probable but I think there's significant bias in the market due to his incumbency. A scandal-free incumbent just willingly walking away is certainly not the norm.
Good value on Mayor Pete there if you ask me
I was operating under the assumption those were just Dem nominee odds. No shot Brandon has +113 odds to win re-election LOLcaryking said:None of those hacks will win in 2024, unless… they don't have to win. Help is everywhere they need it.bgr3 said:Civilized said:jkpackfan said:
At this point, there's no way he doesn't get primaried.
Given his age and electability I think you're right.
The betting markets still think he's most probable but I think there's significant bias in the market due to his incumbency. A scandal-free incumbent just willingly walking away is certainly not the norm.
Good value on Mayor Pete there if you ask me
hokiewolf said:Price increases over last year (CPI report)...
— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) January 12, 2022
Gasoline: +49.6%
Used Cars: +37.3%
Gas Utilities: +24.1%
Meats/Fish/Eggs: +12.5%
New Cars: +11.8%
Overall CPI: +7%
Food at home: +6.5%
Electricity: +6.3%
Food away from home: +6.0%
Apparel: +5.8%
Transportation: +4.2%
Shelter: +4.1%