This is the proposition:
Any facts about how Trump’s policies encouraged inflation is attacked as not real. Really, tariffs do cause inflation.
This is the counter question to the biggest economic issue in the last couple of years:
If tariffs caused inflation than why did Biden leave them in place and add more?
Then this is the next response:
Yeah Trump was the first politician to use tariffs....brilliant, he is the best the first the only there is nothing like him.
This is the problem with the Left in the forum. When they are questioned about an issue they bring up, they avoid that particular topic. Or, at best, cloud it with other issues; or, at worst use it as an opportunity to bash Trump. The hatred for Trump has made too many unhinged and noncredible on the issues themselves.
The question remains the same for the issue: IF tariffs cause inflation (and, if that were a huge cause of concern for the USA) why did Biden keep them in place and add more? Whether Trump is the first to use tariffs or is a bad person is not the topic.

By and large, tariffs are bad for the folks but good for the individual companies. They are, in a sense, anti-freetrade.
There is far more at play with the current inflation than tariffs. Tariffs, themselves, do not cause inflation at large. They can have isolated inflationary effects in industries, etc.
I have addressed this with tariffs, subsidies, duties, and taxes on here before. There can be some reasons to use targeted tariffs, especially for short terms. They will generally not lead to overall inflation in the economy. They certainly were not the cause of the current inflation.
