Bidenflation -Here is how He Blamed Others While Royally Screwing UP

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Barry O said Don't underestimate Joe's ability to F**k things up. He was right. The numbers seem to show the American people now see he was right. I'm guessing he didn't think it would be this bad though. ⬇️ Just 18% of Americans want Biden to run in 2024 0️⃣ 62% of Biden's economic advisors have ZERO years of business experience 🤡 Here's an example of the experience JB demands, S. Brinton, the high-level hire at the Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy, whose past as a drag queen and defender of underage gay prostitution sites has stirred controversy, is earning a salary ($178,063) in the top one percent of all government employees. 📉 Real average hourly earnings declined for 16 straight months 🤡 Joe Biden bragged about the “record” number of foreign visa workers his administration has brought to the United States to compete for working and middle-class jobs against unemployed Americans. 📉We need to not underestimate the whole demonratic party's ability to F**k things up. While they are twerking upside down they cannot tell I mean 📉 looks when you are upside down. The US will continue 0️⃣ ing out morally, socially and economically until the citizen haters are out of office. SO MAYBE THE ABOVE HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH THE BELOW: Inflation has been at least 5% or higher for the last 13 straight months of Joe Biden's residency. The three previous months were: March: 7.9% April: 8.5% May: 8.6% By category: This is what June's inflation number looks like, broken down by ⛽️ Gasoline: +59.9% 🥩 Groceries: +12.2% 🏠 Home utility gas: +38.4% 🔋 Electricity: +13.7% 🚙 New cars: +11.4% 🛻 Used cars: +7.1% 🍝 Dining out: +7.7% 👔 Clothing: +5.2% 🩺 Medical care: +4.8% ✈️ Airfare: +34.1% 🍳 Eggs: +33.1% 🍗 Poultry: +17.3% 🥛 Milk: 16.4% 🐮 Ground beef: +9.7% ☕️ Coffee: +15.8% 🚘 Car parts: 14.9% Seems obvious that radical left demoncraps have no clue what they are doing. Because of Bideninflation the Federal Reserve will likely raise interest rates by 100 basis points (1%) in order to bring down inflation: That means higher interest payments on your car lease, mortgage, credit cards, and eventually... recession. But there is some good news -Two of the only items that got less expensive in June were TVs [-12.7%] and smartphones [-20%]. You won't be able to feed your family, but at least you can stay distracted by staring at screens all day.