By The FirstTreasury Secretary Janet Yellen continued to push Joe Biden’s stalled economic agenda from Europe this week; bizarrely asserting that spending $2.8 trillion will somehow “push inflation down.”
“Two additional years of early childhood education, child care, helping women participate in the labor market, historic investments in healthcare for seniors,” began Yellen.
“Families will receive support!” she added.
Treasury Sec. Janet Yellen says that spending $2.8 Trillion will actually "push inflation down." pic.twitter.com/r8T1w8DU8N
— The First (@TheFirstonTV) October 29, 2021
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