Sean Mooney

Inflation began in the middle of 2021 and was pretty worldwide. Some of that was supply chain issues. Some of those supply side issues were exacerbated by higher demand due to the US having more cash flowing through the system (which the argument was it would prevent deflation which would be tougher to combat than inflation). Then we had some world issues like Russia and Ukraine which cause some more issues with stuff like gas, oil, and overall energy prices. The two biggest drivers of this inflation spike were food and energy- both relatively volatile industries. The commonly held idea is that inflation peaked in 2022 and has slowly- albeit it too slowly- drifted down. In addition to some of this- a study found that gasoline retail price margins increased by 62% from February 2020 to May 2023. Also, a Kroger pricing executive put into an email that with milk and eggs that retail inflation was significantly higher than cost inflation.

You are just desperately reaching now

Find the quote or STFU

I'll just add passive aggressive to the list of the many words you've shown you don't know the definition of over the years here.

Find the quote or STFU. Although you do support the party of making up stories so it makes sense you would want to keep lying

I don't think it matters one way or the other who Cheney endorses. In this GOP there is no one who is going to switch their vote to Kamala because of Cheney. So I care neither about Cheney nor his endorsement. But to Raiders I love it and cheered the endorsement- despite me not saying a single word about it.

Jeudy is very good. Cooper is still the superstar. This is a bad defense so it feels like the type of game where they will feed Cooper

Find the quote or STFU

Whatever you have to say to make yourself feel better....find the quote about me supporting Cheney's endorsement or STFU

So you are just another useless sack of sh!t here who lies and then gets pissy, doesn't post evidence, and hides when you get called on it and resorts to the same tired "you are the libs team" nonsense. The latter part of which is ironic because everytime you get smoked for spreading MAGA gospel you cry and say "I'm the most centrist guy here." We know who you are dude

Nice try but you said I was excited for Cheney supporting her. Please find that quote. TIA

I guess you are still looking for the quote I asked you to provide. You could just be a man and take the L though...

What will be interesting is consistently throughout polling people have indicated they feel they are doing well financially but the economy is bad. Will the rate drop help some perception of the overall economy?

Quoting someone's words about me without directly addressing me is avoiding confrontation which would fit under the definition of being passive aggressive. Maybe you'd have preferred I call you a pvssy? HTH

No I do. You don't understand what it means...similar to everything else you don't understand.

That's right....I forgot you don't understand how conversations work when you passively aggressively mention people. We established that numerous times.

This is what I saw in the article I read: I think there are some things on the timeline that aren't known yet as far as what they knew and when they knew it. I feel like once they realized there was still fetal tissue the coverage should have advanced some. I do understand giving the meds to get rid of the sepsis but it feels like if she was struggling with that there is more that they should have done at a quicker pace. The article also seems to indicate they didn't know about the hysterectomy need until they opened her up

Again is this where you are going to cry because I follow you around the board? Were you jealous that I wasn't paying attention to you? Of course they did.

It took them almost 20 hours before they started performing a surgery to try and save her and she died on the operating table. They treated with meds initially.

So here on the Geek Club we've been told don't raise interest rates, and now don't lower them... Sound logic all around.

ProPublica is very far left so I would take anything they say like this with a silo full of salt anyway. But to your specific point it is why I said I'd be curious to see what new information comes out. There has to a reason the doctors waited. It may have been awaiting clarification, it may have been pure negligence.

It is...to me it also highlights why we need common sense legislation on this issue. Again- I'm not advocating now- nor would I ever- an abortion window of like 30+ weeks, however 6 weeks is incredibly too short and just medically speaking may not be feasible. A full term pregnancy is 40 weeks so 20 feels like a good point to use. I wish the policy in Georgia would've allowed for medical experts to weigh in. They rammed it through against medical advice. But a person who lives in Georgia should have a reasonable window in which to have an abortion and shouldn't have to travel to NC. Places like those clinics serve a purpose but they aren't always the best medically.

I saw in an article somewhere that because of traffic she was unable to make her appointment within the 15 minute grace period provided by the center and thus they wouldn't see her so they gave her the meds had her take them and then said she should take the rest later.

I agree this is important. She ended up going to NC to get the meds because at the point of her pregnancy she was past the point of Georgia's new rules. But you have to draw some more connections in that scenario

And again I'm pointing out that we don't know what caused the delay. There is a legal grey area that the hospital has to be sure of with regards to how the law is written. And that legal grey area surrounds abortion stuff. Yes the Kamala team is making political hay out of it and the Trump team is making political hay out of overturning it because "it's what people wanted".