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US consumer prices surge as expected in March

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RLewis8888 2 days ago +4023
Who knew giving the very rich a huge tax breaks then starting a $1B/day foreign war would have an adverse effect on the economy?
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BiBoFieTo 2 days ago +1615
Don't forget tarrifs. They're the sandpaper d**** of America's trade policy.
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PMMEYOURGUCCIFLOPS 2 days ago +341
Don’t worry, we’re winning can’t you see?
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Khaldara 2 days ago +219
“Hey man I’m a GOP voter, I’m like super smart! You guys remember those dudes who told us trickle down economics was going to usher the middle class into a new era of economic prosperity, far better than we had it in the 1980s? Remember that, how it was a huge scam and all? Well those exact same eighty year olds in Congress NOW say they’re going to make us ‘Great’. I mean, when have they ever lied to me, except for that one time every day for forty years straight. And also for that middle eastern war that cost us 1.1 Trillion dollars over two decades that was started under false pretenses and achieved absolutely nothing. Could have had Cheney walk a pallet of money out onto the White House lawn and set it on fire every single morning for twenty years for all the good it did for Americans. Thank god none of that cash went to healthcare, social security longevity, Medicaid, or any of the other things they now pretend we can’t afford, am I right? We really dodged a bullet there. Boy thank god nobody will be dumb enough to do anything like THAT again. Anyway, this time those people, those exact same ones? They’re gonna make us ‘great again’, despite dedicating their entire careers to doing the opposite! I know, crazy right? My god I’m so f****** smart. I’ll race you to the polls!” - Conservatives
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IamDDT 2 days ago +43
These people know this (or rather, conveniently forget it) when it comes time to vote, because the Republicans are "protecting" them against the Demoncraps who "Want us all dead(TM)". This is why if you pin them down with this, they will always come back with lies about how the liberals want completely open borders and destroy the police. They will state that Bill Clinton was friends with Jeffery Epstein, and that therefore the Democrats are no better, and at least the Republicans are trying to keep them safe. If you *really* pin them down, their response is that both sides are bad. They really believe that they are supporting the best side that they can.
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The_Taco_Bandito 2 days ago +20
Reminder that in 1984, endless war fighting was used as a means to expend resources **without improving the lives of citizens.** Remember that every time we remember how often the U.S. has been at war.
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jimtow28 2 days ago +78
"The Golden Age" really just means there's piss everywhere now.
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Marvybells 2 days ago +9
We've been golden showered on by diaper don & his minions
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IaMm1N3 2 days ago +4
Oh geez. I really didn't need that in my head.
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NickMalo 2 days ago +20
Yeah or the fact that trump is so good at deals, he talked iran into letting us pay for the use of the strait of hormuz!
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ContentsMayVary 2 days ago +29
Indeed. The d**** of consequences rarely arrives lubed.
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Consistent-Throat130 2 days ago +19
With sandpaper, it's practically self-lubricating! 
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DazDaSpazz 2 days ago +14
I wish I could unread this.
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Consistent-Throat130 2 days ago +6
<3 <==3 even
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somethingrandom7386 2 days ago +3
Are we great again yet?
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Tfsz0719 2 days ago +3
Are they eventually going to use their “success” through those to get rid of national graduated income tax?
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ImBadAtJumping 2 days ago +223
meanwhile... "The world’s 500 richest people made more than a quarter trillion yesterday as volatile markets react to fragile Iran war ceasefire" https://fortune.com/2026/04/09/richest-billionaires-quarter-trillion-markets-iran-war-ceasefire/
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ClintBruno 2 days ago +46
Owners vs Everyone
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jomofro39 2 days ago +8
Hm. Wonder what will happen. 
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old_ironlungz 2 days ago +33
“All you had to do was pay us enough to f****** live”
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Monteze 2 days ago +6
No, because having more than you ever need isn't enough. We need even *more*.
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killerjoedo 2 days ago +8
At this rate they'll own everyone they don't kill off.
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Saneless 2 days ago +86
It's amazing that they won't spend $1B a day on health care They're SOOoooo obsessed with people working and productivity for profitability but they don't want people to be healthy enough to work
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ohlookahipster 2 days ago +67
$1B a day could send an army of doctors and nurses through school *for free…* we would never have a shortage of providers again.
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Saneless 2 days ago +31
So? How does that help a few dozen billionaires get richer???
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No_Sheepherder_1855 2 days ago +9
It wouldn’t but the kids they r*** would be healthier, win win!
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Historical-Bake2005 2 days ago +7
The US spends around $6B a day on healthcare, and spends more on healthcare per person than most other developed nations. Not that it’s not money better spent than another new war, but the issue at this point isn’t really funding it’s the insurance racket and increased drug prices in the US vs. foreign countries.
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dshookowsky 2 days ago +7
I expect to be down-voted for this, but I was AMAZED that I was able to get 3 months of my heart medicine (ticagrelor 90mg) shipped from costplusdrugs (owned by Mark Cuban) for $30 WITHOUT insurance. The previous month's supply was $300 WITH insurance (United Healthcare naturally). There are middle-men all the way through the system taking their cut and the insurance companies love it and encourage it because it increases how much they can collect.
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ALLAM_Amine 2 days ago +13
They want to erase you from this planet. There are 8 billion souls, and it keeps growing from their POV.. you are a threat to them simple as that, so they'll do whatever it takes to worsen your health and way of living so you can just die
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Saneless 2 days ago +11
No, they want more people. Remember, they're the ones crying about birth rates
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andygootz 2 days ago +5
Only until they can fully replace workers with robots. You'll see those cries disappear *real quick.*
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hyperforms9988 2 days ago +3
For the longest time, they needed people to run the machines, do the paperwork, and to be active consumers participating in the economy. In this fucked up reality where nobody makes anything anymore and money sits in a stock market in the interest of speculative bullshit instead of circulating around to build and buy real things, and in an emerging reality where the things you do need to build can/will be automated without the need of people... what do you need people for exactly? The amount of people that are in line to be thrown out of work thanks to AI and automation is massive. What are you going to do with all of these people? What are they needed for? You need their money to buy things? Well yeah, but if everybody's operating costs go down because AI and machines don't draw paychecks, then you can take in less money too and still come out ahead. If you're a cashier and they no longer need you to be a cashier and no longer need you buying things either... then why do they want you around at all?
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Politicsboringagain 2 days ago +5
Democrats. The people who warned he would do this, but fake progressive like The Young Turks called all of us fear mongers. Especially Anna. 
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Dalans 2 days ago +3
[Everyone](https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Freactiongifs.me%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2020%2F09%2FEveryone.gif&f=1&nofb=1&ipt=001943d105eec255cdda9f34484934d31f011cd401858db182c17bcc60818eee)
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Tfsz0719 2 days ago +3
Who could have known???
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Dinker54 2 days ago +2
Well, it’s happened before and the proponents assured us that it was their opponents fault for not letting them go as far as they wanted to, so they went further doubling down this time with the knowledge that even more class warfare would usher in the golden age of prosperity.
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Awkward_Silence- 2 days ago +2
Just wait until the effects of the shipping issues start to hit in May/June as they tend to lag a couple months behind (as it takes time to actually get through distribution chains)
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IMA_5-STAR_MAN 2 days ago +2
I feel like 1b/day is grossly underestimating.
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Hrekires 2 days ago +2840
Every Republican elected in my lifetime has crashed the economy and gone to war in the Middle East, but somehow convinces dipshits every 4 years that they're good for the economy and Democrats are the real warmongers.
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poopship462 2 days ago +962
And when the next Dem gets elected and doesn’t fix EVERYTHING in a year or 2, they’ll turn around and vote Republican thinking they’ll fix everything.
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VagrantShadow 2 days ago +526
It goes even deeper than that. If we do get a democrat in and they eventually fix our financial burdens, by the time re-election comes up and if a new republican gets in office. they'll claim all the victories that the democrat has done was really their own doing and they'll finally f*** our nation over again. It's like this neverending shitty ass cycle.
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army-of-juan 2 days ago +14
I like repubs talking about the roaring Bidenflation during Covid, when the checks thrown out to everyone literally had trumps signature on it. But it was some….Biden fault?
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ChaosPheonix11 2 days ago +5
Yup. I constantly heard about how Biden was ruining our economy meanwhile almost everything could be easily and conveniently explained by the tax and trade policies Cheeto Benito put in place that went into effect in 2019-2021. People don’t realize a new president (especially one that actually cares or appears to care about the processes and limits of the Executive Branch) can’t just snap his fingers and undo the damage a previous president did. It can take years to undo damage that takes days to cause when a bad leader is in power and doesn’t care about anyone but himself and the further consolidation of that power.
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Elendel19 2 days ago +261
Because democrats are really bad at messaging and focus too much on shit that no one actually sees in their life. Look at Mamdani. Fixing m massive numbers of potholes in a week, people see that every day. Free childcare, parents see that big time. And he’s f****** LOUD about it. He’s on the street talking to people and making constant streams of short form video showing it.
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speakertothedamned 2 days ago +156
> Because democrats are really bad at messaging and focus too much on shit that no one actually sees in their life. Uh nah, Republicans and their corporate masters spend billions of dollars on propaganda campaigns. Universal health care and other things that Dems support and run on are actually WILDLY popular. It's not about the messaging, it's about the entire corporate system working against anyone that wants actual change.
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Silver-Bread4668 2 days ago +42
> It's not about the messaging, it's about the entire corporate system working against anyone that wants actual change. Oh it absolutely is about messaging but you are, otherwise, right - Republicans and their corporate masters spend billions of dollars on propaganda campaigns. It's profitable for the wealthy which makes it self-sustaining. It's hard to compete with that much money no matter how good or bad you are at messaging you are. Hell, I'd even go so far as to say that the concept that "Democrats are bad at messaging" is directly the result of Republican messaging.
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Elendel19 2 days ago +18
Very few democrats support universal health care and no president has done it. No voters believe a democrat (or republican) will actually do it. We’re talking about what they actually DO while in power. The IRA and chips and sciences act were REALLY good, but 99.9% of voters have no idea what they are or have any clue how they will help in their own lives. Fixing potholes is better for your popularity than a generational project to take back advanced manufacturing from china.
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speakertothedamned 2 days ago +62
> Very few democrats support universal health care This is objectively false. 90% of Democrats support universal healthcare. https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2025/12/10/most-americans-say-government-has-a-responsibility-to-ensure-health-care-coverage/ Unless you're talking about Democratic politicians in which case over 100 house Dems cosponsored a universal healthcare bill literally just last year. https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/3069/cosponsors Healthcare, housing, education, Dems have great ideas for all of them. Corporations and conservative interest groups hate all of their ideas though and fund Political Action Committees that spend billions of dollars on propaganda each year specifically designed to misinform Americans. Like the problem isn't "Dems suck at messaging," the problem is that Republicans get billions in free advertising while corpos work to suppress the left as hard as they can.
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Knyfe-Wrench 2 days ago +12
>focus too much on shit that no one actually sees in their life That shit matters. Everyone should know after this past year that when you start hearing a lot about programs you've never heard of before that things are about to go bad. The democrats just need to be more vocal about the wins. If Trump can claim he stopped a thousand wars, the dems can at least brag about shit they *actually* did.
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out_of_shape_hiker 2 days ago +11
Destroying education and villifying intelligence and experts was the long-con. It's easier to dupe uneducated, overly religous folk. This cycle won't stop till we have education reform and ensure everyone receives a quality education, atleast one good enough to instill the most basic form of critical thinking.
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EndDangerous1308 2 days ago +9
Not only that both Biden and Obama fixed our economy and Trump nuked them back immediately. Biden got us down to a 2.3% inflation rate AFTER the world economy collapsed in 3 years. Trump nuked it in 6 months
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Politicsboringagain 2 days ago +5
Republicans voted against the infrastructure bill, then went home to their districts and took credit for the money coming in. 
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DrPorkchopES 2 days ago +5
It’s a shitty cycle but also sums up exactly how educated the average voter is. They basically look at their gas or grocery bill and give the credit/blame to whoever’s in office
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PurpleSailor 2 days ago +4
The Republicans go back to their districts during recess and tout all the publicly funded projects that they themselves actually voted against but their stupid constituents are none the wiser. Works every goddamn time.
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naptown-hooly 2 days ago +62
Don't forget the Democratic President has to raise taxes to cover the debt incurred by the Republican President and now raising taxes and debt are the problem caused by Democrats.
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in2theriver 2 days ago +6
Lets tax the rich.
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CranberryLast4683 2 days ago +26
And it’s crazy that republicans will bake in poison pills into legislation such that things expire at the right time so that Dems get blamed (e.g Trump tax cuts expiring) and then dumbass Americans fall for it.
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CardinalM1 2 days ago +11
They'll also point to some random government expense like $1 million for research to prevent suicide in LGBT teens and use that to claim Democrats spend recklessly, meanwhile forgetting the $1 billion Republicans spent per day to bomb Iran. Americans are terrible with math so they fall for it every single time.
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Saneless 2 days ago +28
We're what, 4/4 for the last 4 Republicans starting a war in the middle east? Even further back?
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eeyore134 2 days ago +25
They have a base who consistently votes for them no matter what. The problem is they're good at fracturing Democrats who actually care who they're voting for. And when that started not being enough, well they've also been really good at gerrymandering and fighting close elections until the other side gives in. And when that started not being enough, well they just started to outright cheat.
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flirtmcdudes 2 days ago +6
it’s because US media all supports republicans and enables them. Trump made it obvious how differently they covered Biden’s mental health to trumps.
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BigJellyfish1906 2 days ago +9
Because gay trans immigrants are getting to comfortable. That’s what they care about. 
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Fresh_Mountain_Snow 2 days ago +2
Republicans are only judged on the days the stock market is up, inflation down, unemployment down. All of the other days, excuses they aren't accountable for. 
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upnorthnathan 2 days ago +734
but "short term pain, long term gain". my maga family said this is all expected and will get worse before it gets better..so they're all okay with this.
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MN_Yogi1988 2 days ago +359
You should ask them to define “short term” and hold them to it
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Elgard18 2 days ago +335
Until there's a Democrat around they can put the blame on.
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Dust601 2 days ago +64
Yup, we’ve all seen this play out over, and over again at this point. There’s a reason they scheduled the worst of the Medicare cuts in that big ugly bill until after the midterms. If all the plans to rig the elections fail they wanna make sure they can blame something on the dems if they take over.
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ohlookahipster 2 days ago +33
Yep. Just watch. When Dems sweep the midterms, SUDDENLY it’s all about the deficit and excessive spending. There’s also foamers and copers on Insta saying “it was worse under Biden.”
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Xollector 2 days ago +46
2 weeks to the power of fkin infinity
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Who_Dafqu_Said_That 2 days ago +10
Just enough time for Trump to release his taxes, infrastructure plan, healthcare plan, free wall from Mexico plan, super secret findings into Obama's birth, and his plan to destroy ISIS in 30 days. Just two more weeks guys.
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lonewombat 2 days ago +6
More than likely they'll die before its "back to normal"
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acityonthemoon 2 days ago +7
It looks like $50 bags of groceries...
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TymeSefariInc 2 days ago +22
$50? I wish.
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HotStepper11 2 days ago +16
Do you mean like…just the bag?
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Hrmerder 2 days ago +13
Dude I just paid $56 last night here’s what I bought: 2 bags of chips Half gal of oj Small thing of ice cream Pasta sauce (1jar) Bagels Bread Hot dogs Hot dog buns Shaker of Sesame seeds 2 pack Tony’s mini pizzas Tony’s candy bar Now that sounds like a lot for $56 but in reality that will last about 3 days.. maybe 4 if I’m lucky
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Bobinct 2 days ago +7
This reminds me of Ghost Busters. When Bill Murray opens Sigourney Weavers refrigerator. "Oh my God. Look at all the junk food."
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smexypelican 2 days ago +6
I know you didn't ask for advice, but may I gently suggest learning to cook some basics to save money. Learn from youtube! Spaghetti sauce for example, or however you use that pasta sauce. You can cook a big pot of spaghetti sauce for maybe $10 worth of ingredients. Another example, chicken legs have been selling for $0.69/lb for several years now at a local grocery store. That can translate to a lot of protein on the table for very little money if you know what to do with it. Cooking is a great life skill that makes you healthier and saves you a lot of money in the long run. Plus you'll be able to impress people.
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overthemountain 2 days ago +3
Also "better"
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nomptonite 2 days ago +62
Shocking because I also bet a year and a half ago they said if the Dems win they will start an unnecessary war in the Middle East. Now they’re fully behind it.
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myislanduniverse 2 days ago +30
They also didn't accept that the Biden era policies were just "short-term pain." They couldn't tolerate short term pain as recently as November of '24.
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Who_Dafqu_Said_That 2 days ago +32
10 years into this cult and it's still wild to me how they can instantly 180 "their opinion" without any ill effects or questions. I'm old enough to remember a year and a half ago when god emperor Trump was promising to lower prices on day one, and Joe Biden was evil because inflation. Now paying more patriotic, the word affordability is a democrat hoax, and also it's all Joe Biden's fault.
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Charming-Report1669 2 days ago +19
Yeah they've been saying "short term pain" for over a year now. 
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genital_lesions 2 days ago +13
Your MAGA family members willing to venmo me gas money then, right?
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BlobTheBuilderz 2 days ago +7
Naw people on my home town Facebook said we would all be in soup kitchen lines right now if Kamala was president. So count yo self lucky.
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Sweaty_Assignment_90 2 days ago +6
What is the gain? More national debt? Just curious as I dont watch fox news.
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Tuesday_6PM 2 days ago +9
If they never define it, it’s easier to pretend it’s right around the corner
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True-Industry-4057 2 days ago +161
0.9% month-over-month is 11.3% on an annualized basis. Compare that to a 2% annual target.
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skibum888 2 days ago +24
The article is pay walled. What's the metric? 0.9% MoM Cpi, Ppi, or Pce?
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True-Industry-4057 2 days ago +38
0.9% MoM CPI, +3.3% YoY CPI. PCE is +0.2% MoM (+2.4% annualized), +2.6% YoY.
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skibum888 2 days ago +12
Thanks I appreciate it greatly. Didn't have time to Google this morning.
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True-Industry-4057 2 days ago +9
No problem!
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userhwon 2 days ago +5
Annualized it's 10.8%. Compounded it's more, depending on how often you compound it.
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True-Industry-4057 2 days ago +3
Isn't annualization of a monthly percentage growth figure compounded monthly by definition?
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userhwon 2 days ago +4
No. APR is "annualized" rather than "annual". You divide APR by the number of periods, then compound it on that period for unpaid principal. Credit cards compound monthly. The IRS compounds daily. I can't at the moment think of anybody who compounds continuously in practice. It's a weird system, but it avoids having to take the Nth root, which for a lot of reasons is too complicated for a lot of people. People who can do it can also deal with annualized vs annual.
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PringlesDuckFace 2 days ago +2
Time to cut interest rates
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Charming-Report1669 2 days ago +580
Why would Hunter Biden's laptop do this to us?
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AhBee1 2 days ago +149
With Hilary's emails' help!
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MellifluousMayonaise 2 days ago +60
And that damn tan suit
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DifficultOpposite614 2 days ago +29
Don’t forget the Dijon mustard, I just know it’s responsible!!!
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AhBee1 2 days ago +6
Thanks alot, Obamna!
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GatorSe7en 2 days ago +4
She had a funny laugh.
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RevoDS 2 days ago +36
Thanks, Obama
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ApplicationCreepy987 2 days ago +8
Personally I blame Garfield
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Jam_Dev 2 days ago +10
President or lasagna cat?
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Working-Glass6136 2 days ago +4
President Lasagna Cat!
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Jam_Dev 2 days ago +3
I've heard worse ideas.
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joeDUBstep 2 days ago +3
Excuse me, that's Barack HuSsEINNN Obama to you.
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Wolfgirl90 2 days ago +3
Specifically, his p****. His rather large p****. Hold on, I have these large pictures of Hunter Biden's p**** that I made, with my own lawmaker money, [to demonstrate how big and distracting his p**** is.](https://www.huffpost.com/entry/marjorie-taylor-greene-hunter-biden-irs-hearing_n_64b83515e4b0dcb4cab6ec50)
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StealthRUs 2 days ago +2
Hunter Biden's laptop had to do this in order to save Gaza. Gaza has been saved, right?
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Who_Dafqu_Said_That 2 days ago +157
Man, Republicans from a year and a half ago are going to so pissed. Affordability was their number one issue, and this is an opinion they totes formulate all on their own and so they won't be changing their minds on whim like some weird cult. They'll be marching in the street any minute now...
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Cassanitiaj 2 days ago +47
Goal posts will get moved further. I’ve lost track of them by now…
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metallica123446 2 days ago +11
The goal posts have shifted so much that they are on a different planet
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Knyfe-Wrench 2 days ago +8
Some of them are coming around. They might be idiots, but get punched in the face enough times and even they start to think "someone might be trying to hurt me!"
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BusyFriend 2 days ago +4
Im hoping it’s enough for them to either sit out the next election or vote third party.
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vincethered 1 day ago +2
What will be next on the wheel of outrage… government efficiency lol, forever war lol, epstein lol, the debt lol, inflation lol… people hate ice. They’re gonna quadruple down on trans kids in high school bathrooms.
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Trav1989 2 days ago +133
It’s the point where I get depressed grocery shopping. The ground beef I bought two weeks ago went up $1.50. Absurd shit. I can’t go grocery shopping without dropping at least $200 and the cart isn’t even full.
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naked_as_a_jaybird 2 days ago +56
Same. I straight up stopped buying ground beef. The only time I buy red meat at all is when it's reduced for quick sale. Even then, that's still too expensive most of the time. Chicken is $2+/lb, so chicken it is...
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EkbatDeSabat 2 days ago +10
Ribeye. $30.99/lb. Same source I paid $17.99 at a couple years ago, and 14.99 a couple years before that.
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Minglans 2 days ago +18
I wish chicken was that c**** over here *(Canada)*, I'm looking at like $16 for eight drumsticks essentially. I only buy pork sausages or ground pork now, it's literally the only meat I can afford around here.
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naked_as_a_jaybird 2 days ago +10
It's the deli counter chicken that the store cuts up themselves. The Purdue and packaged chicken remains insanely priced like everything else here (US/MX border).
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exoriparian 2 days ago +6
That must be HEAVILY region dependant.  Sliced chicken is like $14 a pound here, and it's been high for years.  Turkey is always far cheaper.
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dead_dw4rf 2 days ago +8
Salmon is cheaper than beef now
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jomofro39 2 days ago +8
Yeah don’t eat beef it’s the least economic protein widely available. 
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Thebazilly 2 days ago +4
Beef prices are absurd right now. I'm not buying it any more.
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Dazzling-Slide8288 2 days ago +248
I don't really have an issue with the headline, but trying to imagine the worldwide shitstorm that would occur if a Democratic president started a pointless, idiotic war (that he lost, totally and immediately) that destroyed the economy more than his other actions already have. I somehow doubt "Prices surge as expected" would be the categorization.
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Heimerdingerdonger 2 days ago +110
Not to mention if his wife went onstage press conference unasked and said that she did not sleep with Epstein. Imagine Michelle doing that ...
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Abject_Breadfruit148 2 days ago +25
Joe Rogan has called her a man and the whole news media just loves that crazy people think she has a d***.
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Wolfgirl90 2 days ago +36
Conservatives have a weird obsession with lady d***.
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KimJongFunk 2 days ago +23
They were more angry about a tan suit.
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Knyfe-Wrench 2 days ago +7
There is a worldwide shitstorm. Pretty much the whole world hates us.
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PhatYeeter 2 days ago +64
Where are all the US manufacturing jobs 😂
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214ObstructedReverie 2 days ago +40
Being destroyed by the Trump economy.
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matt-er-of-fact 2 days ago +15
They tariffed raw materials US companies use to manufacture their products. They made the best option to engineer around the restrictions and import assembled or semi-finished goods. It’s ok tho, *real* American companies will buy an exemption.
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exoriparian 2 days ago +7
The only time I see made in USA it's at Dollar tree on the cheapest piece of shit plastic c***.
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Eyfordsucks 1 day ago +2
Being taken over by AI data centers
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Paper_Clip100 2 days ago +32
Aren’t we in a stagflation environment too?
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forever_a10ne 2 days ago +26
I haven’t gotten a raise at all in almost 3 years and my pay is expected to be *cut* somewhere between 8 and 25% next month because of AI costs. Makes my blood boil.
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number676766 2 days ago +14
Bro what. Quit that shit and find a different job
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matt-er-of-fact 2 days ago +19
Hiring has slowed or stalled for many companies and tech is straight up firing thousands. Others are doing shit like this because they know it’s hard to find jobs right now.
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Worthyness 2 days ago +9
Yesh there arent any of those new jobs either depending on sector. Pretty sure the only industry actively growing is health, which has some qualifications that others may not have.
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cybah 2 days ago +26
So much for those egg prices going down.
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RepublicHistorical23 2 days ago +6
Isn't it funny that, at least around where I live, egg prices have come down and stayed down. MAGA probably thought they really won with that one, while everything else went way up. Art of the deal to them I guess. Gee maybe there was something to the Bird Flu and Covid causing egg prices to go up. Nah. Must have been a Biden conspiracy all along, right MAGA ?
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cybah 2 days ago +3
Yeah I just bought a dozen last week and paid a pretty nominal price.
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iGrimFate 2 days ago +21
Gas went up 45% within a month in my area of SoCal. Or as the Feds and media tell us, 2%.
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jmkreno 2 days ago +7
"sTiLl ChEaPeR tHaN uNdEr BiDen!!!" christ almighty
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Heimerdingerdonger 2 days ago +61
3.3% Inflation Running Wild like Trump's Mouth 0.5% 4Q GDP Growth shrinking like Trump's D*** Thank a MAGA friend today ....
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Neoliberal_Boogeyman 2 days ago +33
'friend' Cut these people out of your life and explicitly tell them why.
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KitchenCup374 2 days ago +11
Gosh darn it Obama! Why would he do this to us?
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russcastella 2 days ago +11
DAMN YOU, BIDEN! You've done it again!
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Random_Person_246810 2 days ago +4
And Obama! Why must they continue to wreak havoc on our economy?!? /s
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LewisKIII 2 days ago +10
Golden Age for Trump and his band of criminals! Everyone else sufferers!
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Feisty-Barracuda5452 2 days ago +9
Ah yes, the Trump Golden Age... FDT
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Capital-Control308 2 days ago +7
My company had a huge layoff and are in the milddle of of a cost cutting spree. Our group had two buildings and now we are getting rid of one and will have to squeeze everyone into one building. We has so much equipment that we have put in a request for carts so we can move it around when needed because we no longer have space to have it all out at once. We can only have it out when in use and then have to wheel it into a warehouse so that other instruments can be used
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DudeManGuyBr0ski 2 days ago +8
It’s time to become minimalist
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DrBeardfist 2 days ago +27
But paying higher prices is patriotic, actually!
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WilliamInBlack 2 days ago +41
This is Biden’s fault! …a MAGA, probably.
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Adinnieken 2 days ago +17
Of course it is. Joe Biden and the Democrats' shadow government is behind all of this. The deep state is well hidden from the glare of even the brightest spotlight. Like cochroaches, Democrats scatter and hide, but when the light on them fades they come out. Trump had no intention of going to war, he's a peace loving leader. It was the Democrats that push Trump to war. Not only encouraging him to do so, but by encouraging the Iranians to build stockpiles of nuclear weapons. The level to which Joe Biden personally has gone, the lengths to which he seems to insist on going to undermine Trump is only made more incidious by his complete lack of silence. Trump and his administration is simply helpless and incapable of doing anything to counter the diabolical nature of Biden and his shadow government as they work to undermine and decapitate his efforts. /S
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Rurumo666 2 days ago +12
This Trumpflation and the Trump/Epstein tax is worse than it was when he shut down the economy during the Pandemic and ignored the supply chain crisis in 2020.
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InevitableAvalanche 2 days ago +15
Good job conservatives. Screwing us all because you can't admit you were wrong.
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S1gorJabjong 2 days ago +5
>Both core CPI and PCE inflation have been driven by businesses passing on some of Trump's broad tariffs ​to consumers, offsetting the disinflationary trend ​in rents. lol. Thanks tRump. Btw, oil shock effects in CPI and PCE is expected to show in the broader global economy starting from the April data. The current deterioration in the economy is just due to the plain idiocratic governance of Trump and his goons.
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wpmason 2 days ago +5
So… just another month then, huh? Because no one is doing a damn thing about affordability.
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ImportantQuestions10 2 days ago +5
It's strange that they of appear to be using a lot of photos from Costco which tends to keep their prices relatively stable during inflation/ crisis
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m0loch 2 days ago +4
Hi. Consumer here. Can confirm prices have gone up.
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adumblittlebaby 2 days ago +6
But the Iran War is "over", everything snaps right back to normal, right? What are "consequences"? Are you telling me I can't play at governance unseriously and irresponsibly without eventually having repercussions??
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rotundanimal 2 days ago +4
Ahhhhhh the corporations don’t need more f****** profits! They can take a hit! We cannot! Christ I just want to scream
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turb0_encapsulator 2 days ago +6
if inflation hits 4% then we may see a rate increase. then the economy is truly fucked. meanwhile growth was revised down to 0.5% last quarter. Welcome to Trump Stagflation. Even doctored numbers can't hide it.
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Sufficient_War_4928 2 days ago +4
Oh, I sure hope our politicians give themselves a healthy cost of living raise! They work so hard with all the social media posting and being told how to think and letting grandpa run rampant. Thank the gods they never have to worry about health insurance.
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Sans-valeur 2 days ago +4
People need to start printing mango promises on shit, stickers, t shirts, posters, everything. Just all the shit he promised to do before he got elected.
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Flimsy_Echidna6132 2 days ago +4
I can’t believe Joe Biden would do this to us even when he’s not in office! Damn libs! /s
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nerdshowandtell 2 days ago +5
Dis someone tell the Trump supporters this was to be expected way back when they voted? Because I'm pretty sure none of them expect or listen or even believe it.
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ClassicT4 2 days ago +3
This is why they’re promising prices will get better during 4th Quarter, which just so happens to take place mostly after this years elections.
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Necx999 2 days ago +3
But... But her Laugh.. guys.. Her laugh.. Plus she would raise prices and start wars.. oh wait... that was him.. lol
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NapoleonBlownapart9 2 days ago +5
Yay, winning! Suck it world! /s
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CorporateCuster 2 days ago +5
Oh so tariffs weren’t enough for trump, we need to f*** consumer products all over.
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Additional_Quiet2600 2 days ago +4
Shocking! How could anyone have expected differently?
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PlutoJones42 2 days ago +4
Who should have thought that watching the president literally destroy the country very obviously so his friends could get richer would have an affect on everyone else. Won’t you think of the billionaires?!?
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CashFlowOrBust 2 days ago +4
[USD Real Time Purchasing Power](https://onedollar.today)
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Sweatytubesock 2 days ago +7
Enjoy the fruits of your votes, MAGA
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wallyrules75 2 days ago +3
And the Dow skyrocketed! What a joke of an economy. Our only hope is to be tipped off on bets to make on Kalshi from congress
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ailish 2 days ago +3
I'm totally shocked, aren't you guys?
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Ryan1980123 2 days ago +3
If only we could have seen this coming! Why wasn’t there a warning?
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olipoppit 2 days ago +3
Everything is just so fantastic. Interest rates, job market, real estate market, stress level, the price of gd everything… so much winning /s
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whitemamba24xx 2 days ago +3
Look at all the winning I’d say we’re the hottest country in the world. 🤩 🤯
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D_Angelo_Vickers 2 days ago +2
Eggs are c**** again, f*** everything else!
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PipelineBertaCoin69 2 days ago +3
Can someone post a link to non pay wall I am not sure how to read article
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Shesversatile 2 days ago +3
Hooray for the billionaires!
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onimush115 2 days ago +3
I can feel the greatness surging through my bones.
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GarionOrb 2 days ago +5
I just paid $187 on my grocery store run with barely anything to show for it. Infuriating.
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HellaTroi 1 day ago +3
*"The White House on Friday sought to shift focus from gasoline prices, posting on social media that "prices of eggs, beef, prescription drugs, dairy and other household essentials are falling or remain stable thanks to President Trump's policies."* Beef prices have *not* fallen, when ground beef is $7 a pound.
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KE55 2 days ago +7
Damn, the long-term impact of the Biden economy is really awful. /s
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theghost440 2 days ago +4
Tired of winning? Not me, GIVE ME MORE WINNING
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DoublePostedBroski 2 days ago +2
But Trump’s admin says “the tailwinds will be worth these headwinds.”
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Mobile-Bar7732 2 days ago +2
What? I thought a billionaire would alienate his buddies to cut prices for the poor folks. /s
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Beer-Me 2 days ago +2
Ok, but how's the DOW?
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Any-Establishment46 2 days ago +2
No f****** shit, Sherlock!
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nntb 2 days ago +5
Boycotting works. If no one pays prices will be forced to come down
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chuchrox 2 days ago +2
F****** trash timeline
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snowflake37wao 2 days ago +2
Whens 2020 gunna end? Been a long ass year I swear
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redracer67 1 day ago +2
Love people continuing to vote for this.
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