Biden’s Spending Policies Result From ‘Lack of Understanding,’ Maybe Beginning of ‘Inflationary Regime’: Portfolio Manager

Biden’s Spending Policies Result From ‘Lack of Understanding,’ Maybe Beginning of ‘Inflationary Regime’: Portfolio Manager
Tavi Costa, portfolio manager at Crescat Capital, in an interview with NTD's Steve Lance on "Capitol Report", on Sept. 14, 2022. Screenshot via NTD video
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Tavi Costa, portfolio manager at Crescat Capital, has criticized the Biden administration’s spending measures, warning that Americans’ inflation woes might have only just begun.

During the recent White House celebration of the passage of the “Inflation Reduction Act,” the president defended his government’s massive spending by saying that “we spend, but we pay.” Biden said that the Inflation Reduction Act will lower the country’s deficit by $300 billion over the next decade. The deficit declined by $350 billion in his first year in office and will fall by $500 billion this year, the president claimed.

Steve Lance is the host of Capitol Report, a political news show based in Washington aimed at providing a direct channel to the voices and people who shape policy in America. Capitol Report features all of the political news of the day with expert interviews and analysis.
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