Biden says prices ‘too high,’ asks sellers to lower them after 18% inflation

[Quick Enough]

Originally Posted by ntwrkguy1

President Biden acknowledged Monday that prices are still “too high” and argued that companies should lower them after an 18% jump in consumer costs since he took office.


You cannot fix stupid when it comes to the lifelong grifter class that Joe Lieden occupies.

https://nypost.com/2023/11/27/news/b...to-lower-them/


Apparently, SloJoe Biden is finding out that there is a difference between him slurring out a few words about "Bidenomics........working.......good" and the ACTUAL truth that inflation is still considerably higher than when he took office.

No amount of lying -- the de facto Biden position -- will change what consumers are actually feeling when they REALLY DO pay more for groceries, gas, rent, utilities, etc.

The Cadaver-In-Padded-Briefs is lucky that his Depends are (likely) donated to him to prevent the worst kind of government leak.

" asks sellers to lower them after 18% inflation"


Right after he and the VP LOWER their salaries.

[Mathguy]

Originally Posted by crone

How many years did nothing go up? Seems like when the interest was next to nothing groceries stayed flat.

Gasoline has a history of being feast or famine. But, I like it when the price is enough that my neighbors have a job.

If you used google and typed in "US inflation by month chart" you wouldn't have to rely on what things "seemed like" or how you felt as a substitution for reality.

[TMSRetired]

And this after Biden cheered all those workers who went on strike for higher pay.

The UAW strike will add about $1000 to each new car price.

[InformedConsent]

Originally Posted by TMSRetired

And this after Biden cheered all those workers who went on strike for higher pay.

The UAW strike will add about $1000 to each new car price.

Democrats never think things through... That's why all their policies fail.