> We need to massively cut corporate taxes, investment taxes, regulations, and all manner of things to increase supply. Supply is low due to a global pandemic

> We need to massively cut corporate taxes, investment taxes, regulations, and all manner of things to increase supply. Supply is low due to a global pandemic disrupting trade (and far too many companies relying on 'just-in-time' logistics). "Massively [cutting] corporate taxes" won't do anything but bolster already soaring corporate profits. A significant amount of that money won't go back into the local economy. It also won't go to improving infrastructure, processes, employee salaries or anything that can improve resiliency or longevity; they've been penny-pinching for decades, and this is the result of it. Furthermore, 'inflation' of many necessities like grocery, gas, and rent is obviously driven by blatant profiteering.