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“Trump will get us into WW3!”
— ShapiroExposed.com (@JackPosobiec) October 23, 2022
Biden: https://t.co/Fj4lbPaiHz
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“Trump will get us into WW3!”
— ShapiroExposed.com (@JackPosobiec) October 23, 2022
Biden: https://t.co/Fj4lbPaiHz
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BREAKING: @ElonMusk's $44 billion Twitter takeover is expected to close one week from today
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) October 21, 2022
What will skyrocketing energy prices mean for U.S. consumers this winter? Seniors, the poor, those living paycheck to paycheck will suffer most. But all will suffer.
The effect of these increases -- the lack of trickle-down economics -- seems pretty obvious. Unless someone powerful gets this administration to sweep the deck of climate radicals, people will needlessly die. All will suffer.
On his first day in office, President Biden shut down the Keystone XL pipeline, closed Alaska's reserves (ANWR), canceled offshore leases, and imposed massive new regulatory burdens on firms that distribute clean natural gas and petroleum products that contribute to every aspect of American life.
When gas prices skyrocketed earlier this year, the administration began draining the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to historically (and dangerously) low levels. This has temporarily kept prices in check, but only because of the midterm elections. After the midterms, if the radicalized EPA isn't reined in, we should prepare for $8 gas, minimum. If Democrats retain power, we are in for a succession of long, dark winters.
If left unchecked, this "progressive" administration will touch off -- needlessly -- a second Great Depression.
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⚠️Food: 11.2% increase
— Madison Gesiotto Gilbert (@madisongesiotto) October 18, 2022
⚠️Eggs: 30.5% increase
⚠️Milk: 15.2% increase
⚠️Baby food: 11.8% increase
⚠️Gas: 18.2% increase
⚠️Electricity: 15.5% increase
⚠️New vehicles: 9.4% increase
⚠️Used cars & trucks: 7.2% increase
⚠️Airline fares: 42.9% increase
⚠️Inflation: 8.2% increase
QOTD:FBI possesses significant and voluminous evidence of potential criminal conduct by Hunter Biden and James Biden; what hv the FBI and Justice Department, to include U.S. Attorney Weiss, done to investigate??? Transparency brings accountability
— Chuck Grassley (@ChuckGrassley) October 17, 2022
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Never got any good answers on the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, huh?
— Jim Geraghty (@jimgeraghty) October 17, 2022
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Scotland pic.twitter.com/mRaSkPCmKf
— Clown World ™ đ€Ą (@ClownWorld_) October 15, 2022
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The Jan 6 Committee hasn’t presented any evidence — NONE — linking Donald Trump to those who stormed the Capitol Building. Nothing. But there’s tons of evidence tying Joe Biden to foreign payoffs.
— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) October 14, 2022
QOTD:The parents of the Sandy Hook kids get a billion dollars.
— Rosie's Donbass Doritos (@DarnelSugarfoo) October 13, 2022
Meanwhile, this is how the NYT covered the Waukesha parade massacre: pic.twitter.com/LOZwIusawl
Last month, I reported on the terrible situation regarding inflation. Welcome back to last month, because the consumer price index (CPI) for this month is 8.2%, virtually unchanged from last month’s 8.3%. The 8.2% increase is much worse than economists had expected. It proves that no real progress has been made in the war against inflation, despite the passing of thirty more days and another steep hike in the federal funds rate. In fact, the CPI went up .4% in September alone, even after all the previous rate hike increases!
To recap from my previous article, the CPI is the measure of the average change over time in the prices paid by consumers for a basket of goods and services. You can pick and choose what’s in the basket, but the goods and services which you put in the basket must remain the same over time so that you can compare their cost over time. Every now and then, you add up all the prices for all the goods and services in the basket. If the prices go up, we call that inflation. If the prices go down, we call that deflation, but as long as Joe Biden and the Democrats are running the government, don’t worry about deflation.