Biden reacts to terrible December inflation report by fear mongering about Republicans

[ColonelAngus]

Biden cautions against ‘extreme Republicans’ in face of hot December inflation report - Washington Examiner

President Joe Biden conceded Thursday that December's inflation report shows that the administration must do more to lower costs and cautioned that Republicans taking the White House instead would raise prices for households. The December Consumer Price Index featured both month-to-month and...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Hey, if you have no accomplishments to brag about, just bash the other side.

It is what Dems do.

The best time to wake up was 3 years ago. The 2nd best time is today.

 

[Libby von H]

Biden cautions against ‘extreme Republicans’ in face of hot December inflation report - Washington Examiner

President Joe Biden conceded Thursday that December's inflation report shows that the administration must do more to lower costs and cautioned that Republicans taking the White House instead would raise prices for households. The December Consumer Price Index featured both month-to-month and...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Hey, if you have no accomplishments to brag about, just bash the other side.

It is what Dems do.

The best time to wake up was 3 years ago. The 2nd best time is today.

Many already saw this when the jobs reports were shown to be almost sheer fabrication
almost 8 million LEAVE the job force
Large increase in jobs, that is, people holding a second job
Inflation level prices esp in food have NEVER come down
Biden is like the guy that wants you congratulate him because he only killed one of your pets

 

[Nostra]

Biden cautions against ‘extreme Republicans’ in face of hot December inflation report - Washington Examiner

President Joe Biden conceded Thursday that December's inflation report shows that the administration must do more to lower costs and cautioned that Republicans taking the White House instead would raise prices for households. The December Consumer Price Index featured both month-to-month and...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Hey, if you have no accomplishments to brag about, just bash the other side.

It is what Dems do.

The best time to wake up was 3 years ago. The 2nd best time is today.

Prices going UP 3.4% and this moron claims he is lowering prices.

 

[ColonelAngus]

Many already saw this when the jobs reports were shown to be almost sheer fabrication
almost 8 million LEAVE the job force
Large increase in jobs, that is, people holding a second job
Inflation level prices esp in food have NEVER come down
Biden is like the guy that wants you congratulate him because he only killed one of your pets

Weird that it seems since Biden came into office, more often than not they adjust the numbers DOWN later on….not up.

 

[MarathonMike]

It's 2024 and the Democrats are ramping up the gaslighting campaign since all the facts reveal that they have failed America and their citizens and empowered all of our enemies. So all they have is bashing Trump and "MAGA EXTREMISTS".

 

[Nostra]

Weird that it seems since Biden came into office, more often than not they adjust the numbers DOWN later on….not up.

11 of the last 12 months adjusted down. Almost a 500,000 jobs exaggeration.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Build Back Better? Roflmao

It's the economy you stupid loons

Well that and foreign policy, the border and that grooming children crap

 

[ColonelAngus]

11 of the last 12 months adjusted down. Almost a 500,000 jobs exaggeration.

Ok, so I am not crazy. It certainly seemed that way.

They want the initial report to go out as good news, then the adjustments get less amplification.

CULT FUCKS, WHY DO YOU SLURP UP THE PROPAGANDA?

Dont you feel fucking retarded?

 

[ColonelAngus]

Build Back Better? Roflmao

It's the economy you stupid loons

Well that and foreign policy, the border and that grooming children crap

This is why they must kick Trump off the ballot. They know they cannot win fairly.

 

[Concerned American]

It's 2024 and the Democrats are ramping up the gaslighting campaign since all the facts reveal that they have failed America and their citizens and empowered all of our enemies. So all they have is bashing Trump and "MAGA EXTREMISTS".

But the lead stories on the national news are about that terrible polar vortex and Christie dropping out of the race. Not a thing about record illegal immigration, inflation, foreign policy and two wars with a third threatening. The gaslighting has just begun.

 

[MarathonMike]

But the lead stories on the national news are about that terrible polar vortex and Christie dropping out of the race. Not a thing about record illegal immigration, inflation, foreign policy and two wars with a third threatening. The gaslighting has just begun.

They learned how effective gaslighting can be when they launched operation RUSSIAN COLLUSION in 2016. There are still faithful followers who believe that Democrat fantasy.

 

[Winston]

It's 2024 and the Democrats are ramping up the gaslighting campaign since all the facts reveal that they have failed America and their citizens and empowered all of our enemies. So all they have is bashing Trump and "MAGA EXTREMISTS".

The OP is the one gas-lighting.

• Real wages have risen since before the pandemic across the income distribution. In particular, middle-income and lower-income households have seen their real earnings rise especially fast. And in the past 12 months, real wages overall have grown faster than they did in the pre-pandemic expansion.
• Household purchasing power has increased as a result. In 2023, the median American worker can afford the same goods and services as they did in 2019, plus an additional $1,000 to spend or save—because median earnings rose faster than prices.
• The U.S. economy now has over 2 million more jobs than pre-pandemic forecasters expected. Therefore, more and more workers are benefitting from increased purchasing power, thanks to the strong and resilient labor market.[1]
• This pattern of rising purchasing power is particularly American: other advanced economies have generally seen lower, and in many cases negative, real wage growth.

https://home.treasury.gov/news/featured-stories/the-purchasing-power-of-american-households

Look, I don't know where you people are or what you do, or don't do for a living, but if you are complaining and moaning about the economy, YOU ARE A LOSER. The above is from the Department of Treasury, and here is the key takeaway,

• In 2023, the median American worker can afford the same goods and services as they did in 2019, plus an additional $1,000 to spend or save—because median earnings rose faster than prices.

Inflation is now under control and wage growth is outstripping the rate of inflation. Unemployment has remained under 4% for the longest stretch of time in FIFTY FLIPPIN DAMN YEARS.

The expanded child tax credit that ended two years ago, despite making deep cuts in the child poverty rate, is back on the table. Insulin prices and out-of-pocket prescription drugs prices for Medicare beneficiaries are now CAPPED. The first time in history.

Net domestic investment: Private: Domestic business

Graph and download economic data for Net domestic investment: Private: Domestic business (W790RC1Q027SBEA) from Q1 1960 to Q1 2024 about investment, domestic, business, Net, private, GDP, and USA.

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Check out the growth in business investment. Dee-Yam.

 

[BluesLegend]

Democrats are TOAST in 2024, their failure is off the charts!

 

[BluesLegend]

Even Democrats no longer buy the Biden false narrative. Dems won't be able to lie their way out of this mess.

 

[Concerned American]

The OP is the one gas-lighting.

• Real wages have risen since before the pandemic across the income distribution. In particular, middle-income and lower-income households have seen their real earnings rise especially fast. And in the past 12 months, real wages overall have grown faster than they did in the pre-pandemic expansion.
• Household purchasing power has increased as a result. In 2023, the median American worker can afford the same goods and services as they did in 2019, plus an additional $1,000 to spend or save—because median earnings rose faster than prices.
• The U.S. economy now has over 2 million more jobs than pre-pandemic forecasters expected. Therefore, more and more workers are benefitting from increased purchasing power, thanks to the strong and resilient labor market.[1]
• This pattern of rising purchasing power is particularly American: other advanced economies have generally seen lower, and in many cases negative, real wage growth.

https://home.treasury.gov/news/featured-stories/the-purchasing-power-of-american-households

Look, I don't know where you people are or what you do, or don't do for a living, but if you are complaining and moaning about the economy, YOU ARE A LOSER. The above is from the Department of Treasury, and here is the key takeaway,

• In 2023, the median American worker can afford the same goods and services as they did in 2019, plus an additional $1,000 to spend or save—because median earnings rose faster than prices.

Inflation is now under control and wage growth is outstripping the rate of inflation. Unemployment has remained under 4% for the longest stretch of time in FIFTY FLIPPIN DAMN YEARS.

The expanded child tax credit that ended two years ago, despite making deep cuts in the child poverty rate, is back on the table. Insulin prices and out-of-pocket prescription drugs prices for Medicare beneficiaries are now CAPPED. The first time in history.

Net domestic investment: Private: Domestic business

Graph and download economic data for Net domestic investment: Private: Domestic business (W790RC1Q027SBEA) from Q1 1960 to Q1 2024 about investment, domestic, business, Net, private, GDP, and USA.

fred.stlouisfed.org

Check out the growth in business investment. Dee-Yam.

Inflation, fuel and rent increases say your wrong.

 

[Winston]

Inflation, fuel and rent increases say your wrong.

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Inflation, fuel and rent increases say your wrong.

No it doesn't , the documentation is there. On the average, consumers have a thousand extra bucks in their pocket after buying their normal basket of goods compared to 2019. That includes rent and fuel, and food. I mean damn but you people have some short memories. What was ground beef, per pound, in 2019? What is it today? Eggs, same damn thing. Filet Mignon, in 2019, flippin fifty bucks a pound.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

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No it doesn't , the documentation is there. On the average, consumers have a thousand extra bucks in their pocket after buying their normal basket of goods compared to 2019. That includes rent and fuel, and food. I mean damn but you people have some short memories. What was ground beef, per pound, in 2019? What is it today? Eggs, same damn thing. Filet Mignon, in 2019, flippin fifty bucks a pound.

You're fuckin insane

 

[Libby von H]

Prices going UP 3.4% and this moron claims he is lowering prices.

WEll there is a moron on here talking about the success of prices stabilizing.
But the stabilized at their inflated highs.
That is like the doctor saying "I've kept the fever at 110 degress, it hasn't risen in weeks now"

 

[Winston]

You're fuckin insane

Guess you are one of those losers. "It works if you work it". The opportunities are out there if you just pull your head out of your ass and tackle them. My oldest son, well his wife just quit her job, as a nurse, to be a stay at home Mom. His income now is more than what it was in 2019, and that includes her income. And that is not unusual.

 

[Winston]

WEll there is a moron on here talking about the success of prices stabilizing.
But the stabilized at their inflated highs.
That is like the doctor saying "I've kept the fever at 110 degress, it hasn't risen in weeks now"

Wage growth is now higher than inflation. Does that mean anything to your stupid ass?