Cost-pull and demand-push cause inflation, and the math supports this. The equation Monetarists used for their claim, the quantative theory of money doesn't add up.

The supply chain and droughts impact inflation in the US right now. The European Central Bank, Bank of Japan, Reserve Bank of Australia, and others conduct the same monetary methods. Have a look at Japan's economy for an excellent example - they've been using a form of MMT for decades.

Greenspan, Bernanke, Powell, and many others stated the US can raise funds to buy any domestic resource it wishes to purchase. Bernanke simply stated, "you just mark up the size of the account," and pursued with quantative easing.

What does insinuating I'm an idiot do for you? How does validating your beliefs help you to grasp new information? I feel like it would obstruct me from learning anything new because I'd live in an echo chamber.