No, it doesn’t. At least, the present administration hasn't been.
> When inflation is rising rapidly, they push annual inflation figures. When inflation is moderating, they push monthly figures.
The present administration has been fairly consistently focusing on the monthly 12-month trailing figure, which has also been the headline number for, well, ever.
> Inflation follows the money printing with a lag of around 13 months.
Looking at the history of monetary policy changes, QE rounds, and monthly inflation rates, there’s absolutely no support for that at all.
Look at the money supply changes layered over inflation.
If you want to convince us, you're going to have to do more than just say "look at the data" and repeat your previous point. Specifically what data are you looking at, and over what time frame, and how do you think it demonstrates your position?
Inflation follows the money printing with a lag of around 13 months. The government just printed a trillion dollars to erase student loan debt. Get ready for another round of inflation. Also the "Inflation Reduction Act", another free-spending bill which will add another chunk to inflation.