Here you again, broad sweeping statement. You don't explain what you think right wing economic policy is, much less why you think it's wrong, and what would be correct instead.
It seems to mostly consist of quote Reagan or Ayn Rand, bleeting about how returning 'fiscal conservatism' will surely help win the next election cycle, and sucking off the corpo's that don't openly bow to woke shit, or are part of the MIC.
Again, big sweeping statements. I have yet to meet a right wing economist who thinks national debt works like household debt, and if you're referring to more general right-wingers, yes, we think holding large amounts of debt is bad policy in general, to be avoided outside of emergencies and purchasing appreciating assets.
See, right here, this bit shows exactly what I am talking about; ignorant Right Wings who have been sold lies for decades about how modern monetary policy works, and think that national debt operates like personal debt, and enact policies towards that.
You are again talking about large concepts and things, but not explaining a single thing about what such means.
Yes, I am talking about the high level concepts and their broad reach, because that is where the disconnect between perception and reality is with a lot of the GOP base and modern monetary policy.
You have clarified and specified pretty much nothing. The only thing you've added here is referencing household finances as a thing that exists.
I have clarified part of what is the issue, but the reality is it is the upper level perceptual and conceptual arena where the GOP's base has suffered a disconnect from modern monetary reality.
You're making more broad sweeping statements. It isn't clear to me you even know how household finances work, you certainly have given no clear understanding of or model for national or international finances, you definitely haven't explained how they're different or why.
I have tried, you didn't like my explanation, because you still don't get that high level, broad strokes conceptual arena is where the disconnect is, and that the GOP base has been living in a monetary illusion for decades because of internal GOP propaganda.
You're just making grand statements with absolutely no clear indication what they're supposed to mean.
What are you trying to accomplish to by this?
Oh, I know what I mean to say and am saying as I wish; you just don't seem to understand that the disconnect between the GOP base and monetary policy is a broad and generalized failing of the GOP's leadership and media organs.
And if this isn't 'detailed' enough for your like, tough shit; the GOP base failing to understand modern monetary reality is the result of trying to hold onto the same stupid desire to make it the America of the 1950's again.
And really, the GOP as a whole barely has a coherent monetary policy besides 'cut taxes and fund the military' most of the time, largely because the GOP upper echelon's understand that their base has been duped into believing in an economic and monetary reality that no longer exists.
US money is worth however much the Federal Reserve wants it to be worth via interest rates, the dollar supply will expand or contract at the demand of the Fed Reserve, and the money printers will go brrr printing fiat-dollars regardless of what traditional economists say. That's the reality the GOP base either denies or tries to ignore in it's monetary policies.
Yes, it's more complicated than household finance rules. Some things can be handwaved away, sometimes for a time, sometimes for good, sometimes it depends, but it's also possible to fuck it up in ways impossible with household rules.
Oh, this is all true, there are ways to fuck up international monetary policy that aren't really available for the private individual at home.
Just look at the measures Russia has taken to try to save the ruble.
Only if handled correctly. If socialists would get to play with it too much, it would be an international disaster, not international soft power.
Yes, it is absolutely possible to blow the soft-power edge that SWIFT imparts, particularly if people have illusions about the nature of their nation's monetary system/situation.
Luckily, Russia's stupidity and actions over the last year have made it much easier to point to what happens when you piss away your soft-power advatnages, and what not to do with your monetary policy for 'rescue' measures.