Then explain to me what's causes inflation.
Hint it isn't unions,greed,oil producers, corporations etc.
All economists agree that inflation is created by excess money supply and government spending.
Are you serious right now? The current inflation is caused by a combination of post-COVID shipping issues and the Russian invasion which are massively disrupting global fuel prices and heavily driving global inflation. It has basically nothing to do with Biden at the moment. This is pretty much the consensus view.
Here is the
Wall Street Journal, hardly a bastion of leftist thought explaining it to you:
"I conceptualize the failure to anticipate how long supply-chain problems would last as placing excessive faith in capitalism. We economists tend to believe that profit-seeking capitalists will sniff out, act on and profit from high prices whenever and wherever they pop up. You know: Buy low, sell high. That’s happening, but far more slowly than I imagined. In addition, new waves of Covid keep coming.
Much of the rest of the error in forecasting inflation can be traced directly to the war in Ukraine, which has severely constricted the world’s supplies of oil, wheat, fertilizer and other products. CPI data show that food inflation and energy inflation together have added about 2.6 percentage points to the overall inflation rate over the last 12 months."
You can also look into how the
COVID induced rise of shipping costs have contributed to rising prices around the world. At one point the cost of a 40-foot shipping had risen from around $1,300 pre-COVID to $11,000 or even thousands more at peak. Your takes here really ignore the impact of global events and how much they affect global inflation (which will obviously differ from nation to nation due to how exposed different countries are to these factors). The globalized economy has pretty much never experienced a disruption to shipping the way COVID did so it's expected to cause problems like this over a few years while everything adjusts. And Russia's invasion has had a massive impact on fuel costs and food costs (although, again, that's going to differ depending on the country).
You add in the Fed (and other central banks) to a much smaller degree because their error was in poorly forecasting the impact of post-COVID shipping and the Russian invasion as the WSJ mentions so yes, it's a factor but one dependent on the two important worldwide conditions.
Blaming Biden is just ignorance.