You're talking about the Fed, I'm talking about government policy.
>- The COVID free-money needed to be less and to end sooner
>- The COVID restrictions needed to be less and end sooner
Neither of these are about the Fed and that was my original point. It's not clear you were understanding what I've been writing.
> And with all of this money being injected into the economy, we are absolutely going to get an enormous amount of inflation... eventually. You could see it as already happening with the valuation of the stock market.
To be fair when I read this I assumed you took issue with the actions of both the government and the fed since both were injecting money into the economy. The invocation of Section 13(3) of the Federal Reserve Act also blurred the line between the actions of Government and the fed.
Still I find it odd that you would attribute the inflation solely to the money that was injected into the economy via senate bills but ignore the trillions the fed was injecting into the economy and supply chain disruptions or rising energy costs due to the war in Ukraine.