Nostra
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Yep, do you?Yes. Do you know what inflation was when it was signed?
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Yep, do you?Yes. Do you know what inflation was when it was signed?
My graph proves you are a liar.At the time of enactment, the U.S. annual inflation rate peaked around 9.1% (measured by the Consumer Price Index). By July 2025, it had fallen to 2.7% year-over-year.
Reduction, not “Ending” straw man.
Wages are up more than inflation the middle class got a tax cut gas is low and tariffs havent had much effect. Some food is up most are down.You lie a lot.
grocery prices are rising.
Inflation is rising and PPI inflation came in 3X the amount expected.
So your bar is “If it doesn’t match the bad COVID years it’s good”.This is your "biggest jump in three years"
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Fact is, if the tariffs were not in play, no one would notice "biggest jump in three years".
Your ability to deny reality when it smacks u]you in the face is truly amazing, Simp.You have your head so far up trumps ass only your shoes are showing. Talk about a dolt you take number 1.

Where are all these higher prices?Looks like Trump’s “easy to win” trade war is winning… higher prices for everyone. The latest Producer Price Index shows the biggest jump in wholesale prices in three years, a clear sign that those tariffs are acting like a hidden tax on American businesses and consumers alike. Remember when he promised Mexico and China would be paying for this? Yeah, turns out it’s coming straight out of our wallets instead.
Rising wholesale prices mean higher costs down the line for groceries, goods, and everyday essentials. The “Art of the Deal” apparently means tanking the economy while telling the base it’s all part of some 4D chess plan.
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Wholesale prices rose 0.9% in July, much more than expected
The producer price index was expected to show a 0.2% increase for July, according to the Dow Jones consensus estimate.www.cnbc.com
Did inflation go up or down after it was passed?
I know you hate that tariff-driven inflation is not the economic catastrophe you all predicted, but the fact remains:So your bar is “If it doesn’t match the bad COVID years it’s good”.
They’re replying by not answering lolDid inflation go up or down after it was passed?
Oh boy.... it's show and tell time with the MarenerI do.
Can you tell me what the rate was?
Who?Oh boy.... it's show and tell time with the Marener
I heard quite a lot of discussion about new factories after the tariffs were announced. Economists were pointing out how long it takes to physically build a factory, the expense of outfitting it, and the need for trained employees to staff it.
All of which require the kind of long term stability it takes for people investing in the factories to feel safe putting up their money. TACO's on again off again flip flopping is antithetical to that kind of long term stability.
You fake news a lot Nostril.Grocery prices down.
Energy prices down.
Overall inflation flat.
More Trump winning for America, more losing for the Dimwinger Cukt.
You believe spending trillions of borrowed dollars reduces inflation. Weird.
Nostra is lying.Oh boy.... it's show and tell time with the Marener
You are triggering an awful lot of cognitive dissonance in these MAGAts today Marener.
- The producer price index jumped 0.9% in July, compared with the Dow Jones estimate for a 0.2% gain. It was the biggest monthly increase since June 2022.
$93B rushed out under New Green Steal to unknown companies (some just created) last few weeks of Obiden 2.0 has consequences as does stolen 2020 with 4 yrs wide open border.//