Look around. It's not like inflation is exclusive to the U.S. right now. Yes, the U.S. is getting hit a bit more, but it has opened its economy sooner.
When US was at 5%+ and a 13-year high, Euro inflation was north of 2% and UK 2.5%, and it was happening in Asia.
Now reports are that Euro inflation is at a 13-year high:
https://www.reuters.com/world/europ...-year-high-worsening-ecb-headache-2021-10-01/
And today, inflation at the source in China's factories:
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/10/14/economy/china-inflation-gdp-supply-chains-intl-hnk/index.html - the costs of goods being shipped out is rising at the highest rate ever recorded.
If blaming Brandon makes you feel better, great. But that is all that's going to accomplish for you. Labor, supply chains, production costs, etc. seem to be taking a hit almost everywhere.