why do people vote for republicans?
>>734374375
All I see is democrats causing inflation
>>734374520
FYI: INFLATION IS GOOD FOR CONSUMERS AND SMALL BUSINESS
Jesus fucking Christ. Fucking amateur analysts who learned the word "inflation" in high school.
>>734374375
because they are white trash and they don't know any better.
>>734374792
HuRduR: INflAtIOn IZ gUd! JuST loOk HoW WeLl it WUrkEd En ZimBOBwAe
>>734374792
It's good for people who want to be broke
>>734374955
Don't forget the retards making 5 or 6 figures who think they're part of the rich boys club.
>>734374792
>less than 3% inflation is good
fixed
>>734375422
>HuRduR: INflAtIOn IZ gUd! JuST loOk HoW WeLl it WUrkEd En ZimBOBwAe
Thanks for proving my point. The only thing you know about inflation is anecdotes about wheelbarrows full of cash.
In reality the main effect of inflation is that it makes it easier for people to pay off their loans. Mortgages, credit cards, payroll loans, small business loans, STUDENT LOANS -- anyone who has one of these lines of credit will benefit from inflation.
>>734376289
granted
>>734374375
Money being worth less is good. Interesting... retards.
>>734374792
You want very small inflation though you retard
People vote Republican because they can't afford an education. Higher education is one of the strongest indications of a democrat voter.
People that can't afford higher education are also generally poorer.
Trying to convince a group of dumb, poor people anything is a chore.
>>734376488
That's not true, because most loans are variable rate, and during inflation the Fed raises the prime. That's increased the amount paid
That's to prevent hyper inflation
>>734376747
This is false. I'm educated and I went from dem to republican.
I also went from welfare to self sufficient
>>734376747
A smart person would not support democracy, there is a difference between education and manipulation
>>734377890
>Welfare was good when I was on it.
>Now that I'm off of it, it sucks.
>Fuck giving other people the same chance I got.
Sounds good man
>>734374520
here's an actual chart comparing inflation under dem and rep presidents since 1930
>>734377773
>most loans are variable
LOL not even close. Variable rate loans recently got popular in mortgages, but they're still a tiny portion of overall consumer borrowing.
>>734377890
>i did something
>must be true for everyone
low quality bait
>>734378122
>A smart person would not support democracy,
What?
>>734374375
For the same reason people vote democrat: brainwashing