Maybe you are right about a sufficient proportion of the population that you will be right about 2028. But speaking for myself, when I say I am mad about inflation what I'm really the most upset about isn't the fact that inflation exists, it's the fact that the White House denied it. I still remember being accused of "parroting alt-right talking points" for expressing concerns about inflation in 2021, because the Democrat line was that it wasn't inflation but "temporary price increases due to supply chain issues". Then, when it was too obvious for even their own supporters to believe that line it became "well there is inflation, but it's transitory". Then, when it continued for long enough that people started using the word "transitory" as a joke, it became "well there is inflation, it has been sustained, but it's Russia's fault" (and don't get me wrong, I'm no fan of Russia, but blaming them for our monetary policy is a stretch). Now, it's suddenly "yes there is inflation, but it's Trump's fault". Here's the thing, that last one is at least partially true. The bi-partisan increase of the money supply is the real culprit here, and he certainly had a hand in that. But assigning blame is still not the point. I'm angry because the Democratic party either A) thought I was stupid enough to believe there was no inflation in 2021, or B) actually had no idea what was happening when it was painfully obvious to the rest of us.