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if he was drilling in the US it would come down without threatening anyone but americans.
Inflation down AGAIN
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you can't prove that, so you can't escape that way. You need to show your grocers prices dropped after Creepy took office. Name the chain or grocer and city, I will look it up myself.
You won't because it would expose your lies, liar. it's called receipts, you have no clue
Who spends the most on groceries each week (and who pays the least)? Census data has answers
The average American spends $270 on groceries each week, Census data shows, but in some states you'll pay 20% more.www.usatoday.com
i budgeted $170 for a family of 3 pre pandemic & i was lucky to keep it under $200 during covid & up to maybe 6 months ago & it's slowly coming down. now i pay anywhere between $150 - $185 a week. i live in CT & this is an expensive state depending on where one lives. i am east of the river is as far as i will divulge.
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Why do you lie?
Here’s How Much Grocery Prices Have Increased Since the Last Election
If you feel like your trips to the grocery store have been putting a bigger dent in your wallet lately, you're not imagining things. Food prices in the United States have risen significantly over the...finance.yahoo.com
During the last federal election on Nov. 3, 2020, food inflation was running at just 3.9% annually. Fast forward to March 2024, and the latest data shows food prices have risen a whopping 25.8% since then. To put that in perspective, a basket of groceries that cost $100 in November 2020 would now set you back $125.80. That’s an increase of nearly $26 for the exact same food items.
perhaps i shop better than you.
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your own writing is my evidence you lied. you went to wuhan times immediately as the costs went up, they did, I doubt anyone would deny that, but they eventually returned down to pre pandemic pricing so much so the inflation rate was 1.7% So factually there is no way you are buying the same groceries today as then and paying the same price. a box of cereal is up 40% went from 2.50 to 3.50. Some are as high as 60% higher. As others have already posted, you lie. no way, especially in a blue state. fking IMPOSSIBLE. I live in Illinois, and that's not CT. Why must you lie to make your point that you're stupid?
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all of america it seems. you are definitely the outlier. get it?
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/---/ And President Trump fixed it with a phone call.
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reality, you?what are you on?
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i have no reason to lie.
Why are you saying yahoo is lying?
Food prices have gone up over 25 percent since harris took office r
Which reflects an increase of 25 percent since harris was sworn in
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i never said they didn't go up. i said prices are starting to come down. did you play hooky the day they taught reading comp?
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& coming down. the pandemic gave us a great big supply chain issue which economics 101 will tell you it was supply & demand.
& bigcorp made bigley profits & CONtinue to do so now that covid is no longer the life&death issue that it was... hence the full shelves. but prices are still hugh ... can you guess as to one of the top reasons why?
They haven’t come down, they just aren’t going up as fast
We didn’t have a supply issue with groceries.
Yes they made big profits, they didn’t net big profits though due to xiden’s and harris inflation
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i am paying less now than i did a few months ago avg wise. sorry you aren't, but i can't help you.
But 25 percent more then when harris was sworn in
