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inflation persists
Well yeah, that's how it works. The percentages spoke of are the rate of increase and inflation is cumulative.
You can only deny reality for so long, that receipt don't lie
Before Trump, I sweated buying my first electric guitar in decades. Now my weekly groceries cost more than what I paid for it.
There's no way inflation is 2% when my groceries increased 50% last year.
Yes, well, but the Cybertruck is like $15-20,000 cheaper so it all averages out to 2%.
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This sounds correct. Red states being the biggest welfare queens, I’d say being aligned with people who hate poor people is getting you exactly what you voted for. Sure, dems dislike poor people but at least they’re better at hiding the fact that they want them all dead and instead use the people as institutionalized slave labor.
Fuck, that hurt to type out.
Good luck getting Captain Accountability to acknowledge his fuck up.
It's amazing what tariffs and uncertainty can do to an economy.