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You can't point to a single thing Biden passed in his presidency and say "this is what caused huge amounts of inflation"
It's just very marginal stuff, like if I ask chatGPT about the difference in US Debt after the trump years compared to after the Biden years
comparing the total debt in January 20th 2017 when Trump entered office and January 20th 2021 when he left office, with the size of the debt when Joe Biden entered office in January of 2021 and left office in January of 2025. If you do that you will see the former raised the debt from $19.95 trillion to $27.75 trillion or by 7.8 trillion. While Joe Biden started with 27.75 trillion and ended with 36.2 trillion or an increase of 8.4 trillion.
So Biden got us 600 billion more in debt, what does that mean in terms of inflation?