After previously claiming that inflation is a “good thing,” economics expert and White House press secretary Jen Psaki has now condemned Republicans for taking delight in the failures of President Joe Biden‘s absurd policies, according to Hannity.com.
Psaki proudly posed a question to herself on Twitter, showcasing her bureaucratic skills in her response.
Q: Why, when Americans are seeing higher prices, are Republicans united against a bill to lower core costs on prescription drugs, health care, child care, and elder care?
A: They’re rooting for inflation. https://t.co/Dl0JRB5WXv
— Jen Psaki (@PressSec) November 16, 2021
“Why, when Americans are seeing higher prices, are Republicans united against a bill to lower core costs on prescription drugs, health care, child care, and elder care?” she asked herself.
“They’re rooting for inflation,” she answered herself.
Oddly enough, Psaki also roots for inflation.
Last month, she proclaimed that inflation is a “good thing” for Americans because it indicates that “consumers” are buying more consumer goods.
But Psaki then confusingly suggested that we need not worry about such good inflation for much longer because the Biden administration is “working to attack these cost issues that are impacting the American people every single day.”
“People should know that inflation is going to come down next year,” she proclaimed. “Economists have said that. They are all projecting that.”
Of course, Psaki also has taken great pleasure in blaming Republicans for the goodness of inflation in the past.
Just last week she claimed that they were using inflation as a “political cudgel.”
.@PressSec: Republicans are using Biden’s inflation crisis “as a political cudgel” pic.twitter.com/I4Y1anMyCC
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) November 12, 2021
Psaki continued to display her economic prowess, making more bold predictions—verified by fellow D.C. and big finance elites—about inflation in the future.
“I would note that everyone from the Federal Reserve to Wall Street agree with our assessment that inflation is expected to substantially decelerate by next year.”
