[curiousgeorgio]

> ... a mix of massive fiscal stimulus and supply chains that got blown up by the pandemic

If pandemic-related supply chain issues are really a major factor in the inflation we're seeing, with time we'd expect most prices to be returning to pre-pandemic levels, or at least close. I don't think I've heard anyone seriously suggest that could happen. Instead, we're celebrating a small reduction in the slope of a line that has been and continues to be moving up at an alarmingly steep angle.

And while you could argue that fiscal stimulus isn't a direct action from the fed, it's certainly related and can ultimately be attributed to the same group of delusional people in the driver's seat.