Welcome Back, Carter?

By Eric Utter Welcome back, Carter.

Anyone want to party like it's 1979?  Okay, at least in 1979 we weren't locked down, masked up, and socially distanced.  But other than that, there wasn't much to celebrate.  The economy was in the tank, inflation was rampant, gas lines were long, daubers were down, and no one in the White House knew what to do about any of it.  A new term had to be coined for something thought impossible/oxymoronic..."stagflation."  Yes, even as the economy was slowing down, inflation was rampant, an unprecedented pairing of economic indicators.

And today?  The economy is in the tank, inflation is rampant, gas lines are getting long in some areas, daubers are down, and no one in the White House knows what to do about any of it.  It may be worse than that.  It may be possible that no one in the White House wants to do anything about any of it because it is part of the plan, the Great Reset, the elite's desire to take the U.S. down a peg while/by reducing greenhouse gases — and increasing intersectionality, multiculturalism, Critical Race Theory, and other noxious forms of political correctness.

Another unprecedented economic event has occurred: rising unemployment in a time of acute labor shortage.  Only leftist policy prescriptions can yield truly miraculous outcomes such as this.  Sagging economy and rising inflation; rising unemployment and severe labor shortage........To Read More....

My Take -  For years I said with Obama as President Jimmy Carter could rejoice because he was no longer America's dumbest President.  Well, he must really be rejoicing now, because he's now dropped to number three, and Obama can also rejoice, because he's now only number two while directing all that Biden is doing from the background, and Biden will get the honor of being the dumbest man to ever occupy the White House and may set a statandard that will never be broken.  

Inflation, gas lines, incredibly stupid foreign and domestic policy and now the nation is facing a Jimmy Carter redux to the tenth power.  Worse yet, Carter's failures materialized disastrously thirty years later, juxtapositioning how much long term damage an extremist administration like the Biden's can do.