Inflation is not when goods are too expensive. It's when our money is worth too little. A 1.7 trillion dollar spending bill, when not backed by any real wealth, adds 1.7 trillion our our national debt. It did. It was 9 trillion when Obama took office. It is now 33 trillion.It is more than our annual gross national product. The only other time in our history when this was true was during WW II, when we borrowed desperately from everyone to catch up to our enemies, who had prepared for war while we did nothing.So now milk which was $1.50 a gallon, gas, which was $2 a gallon and eggs, which were $2 a dozen, are now $4, $3.50 and $8 respectively.And our president brags about how well he's done. He's right, if he was the president of an enemy, like China.But not America.

Inflation is not when goods are too expensive. It's when our money is worth too little. A 1.7 trillion dollar spending bill, when not backed by any real wealth, adds 1.7 trillion our our national debt. It did. It was 9 trillion when Obama took office. It is now 33 trillion.It is more than our annual gross national product. The only other time in our history when this was true was during WW II, when we borrowed desperately from everyone to catch up to our enemies, who had prepared for war while we did nothing.So now milk which was $1.50 a gallon, gas, which was $2 a gallon and eggs, which were $2 a dozen, are now $4, $3.50 and $8 respectively.And our president brags about how well he's done. He's right, if he was the president of an enemy, like China.But not America.

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