Good news--Joe Biden says inflation has dropped ten months in a row

[A2SG]

LOL, me and a whole lot of folks.

How many eggs did she need????

-- A2SG, gotta be one heck of an omelet........

 

[Servus]

A sack of groceries cost me $89 the other day.

 

[durangodawood]

How many eggs did she need????

-- A2SG, gotta be one heck of an omelet........

Erik Satie made a 30 egg omelette. For himself apparently.

Erik Satie: a life less ordinary

I cant believe you all didn't learn about this in school.

 

[Servus]

Next time paint the eggs green and say they're miniature avocados.

 

[Say it aint so]

How many eggs did she need????

-- A2SG, gotta be one heck of an omelet........

2 dozen.....to last for awhile.

 

[JustOneWay]

A sack of groceries cost me $89 the other day.

I bought groceries too. They cost money.

 

[Hans Blaster]

A sack of groceries cost me $89 the other day.

Ribeye dinner?

 

[durangodawood]

Ribeye dinner?

Smoked salmon marinated in maple syrup.

Actually I often spend that much, especially when have have 6 or 7 value dense items to buy. Its not like my $90 bag cost $50 last year. For sure Trump or any candidate so far isnt going magically fix it.

 

[Servus]

Ribeye dinner?

Lunch meat.

 

[Servus]

I bought groceries too. They cost money.

Too much money under the Biden regime, vote for DeSantis.

 

[Servus]

Smoked salmon marinated in maple syrup.

Actually I often spend that much, especially when have have 6 or 7 value dense items to buy. Its not like my $90 bag cost $50 last year. For sure Trump or any candidate so far isnt going magically fix it.

The usual stuff I pick up fro QFC.
Lunch meat
Cheese
Loaf of bread
Chicken
Three TV dinners
Three cans of soda
Aspirin

I was expecting it to be $60 tops. It would have been $50 last year. Prices are too high and getting higher and Biden is too senile to realize that since he thinks inflation is go down. It's not going down, it's going up through the stratosphere.

 

[RoBo1988]

A sack of groceries cost me $89 the other day.

Wow.
But, as our beloved President would say: "God save the Queen, man!" (makes about as much sense as he does)

White House attempts to explain Biden’s ‘God save the Queen’ remark

Mr Biden’s use of ‘God save the Queen’ came in response to a person attending his Friday speech, a White House aide has said

www.independent.co.uk

 

[comana]

Too much money under the Biden regime, vote for DeSantis.

I’m curious how DeSantis is going to lower your grocery bill.

 

[Servus]

Wow.
But, as our beloved President would say: "God save the Queen, man!" (makes about as much sense as he does)

White House attempts to explain Biden’s ‘God save the Queen’ remark

Mr Biden’s use of ‘God save the Queen’ came in response to a person attending his Friday speech, a White House aide has said

www.independent.co.uk

And his son who died fighting in Iraq. And his plans to build a railroad across the Pacific to the Indian ocean.

 

[Servus]

I’m curious how DeSantis is going to lower your grocery bill.

By not being Joe Biden for starters.

 

[RoBo1988]

By not being Joe Biden for starters.

Works for me. That was the reasoning "81 million" votes were cast for the 18 wheeler drivin' Biden; "He's not orange!!!!"

 

[A2SG]

Works for me. That was the reasoning "81 million" votes were cast for the 18 wheeler drivin' Biden; "He's not orange!!!!"

For a lot of us, that was enough.

-- A2SG, doubt he was a lot of folks' first choice, but he was still far and away better than the alternative..........

 

[Say it aint so]

Too much money under the Biden regime, vote for DeSantis.

DeSantis costs tax payers too much money to pay for things of no value.

Republican supermajorities in the House and Senate tucked an unprecedented almost $16 million into the state’s $117 billion budget for litigation costs to defend policies DeSantis just advanced or to cover battles already underway, like his yearlong clash with the Walt Disney Company. ​

DeSantis taps D.C. law firm billing $725 an hour to defend culture war laws

Legal bills have totaled at least $5.8 million in just five cases, according to the Sentinel’s review. That includes​

$2.4 million for the felon voting law; $1.6 million for SB 90; $848,800 for the social media law; $572,042 for a ban​

on school mask mandates; and $422,304 for a prohibition on vaccine passport requirements.​

Moreover, that felon voting law costs netted exactly two guilty pleas, and the rest thrown out of court. So that's 1.2 million per conviction.

 

[wing2000]

I’m curious how DeSantis is going to lower your grocery bill.

By not being Joe Biden for starters.

Try again. What specific policies will DeSantis implement to lower inflation?

 

[wing2000]

The usual stuff I pick up fro QFC.
Lunch meat
Cheese
Loaf of bread
Chicken
Three TV dinners
Three cans of soda
Aspirin

I was expecting it to be $60 tops. It would have been $50 last year. Prices are too high and getting higher and Biden is too senile to realize that since he thinks inflation is go down. It's not going down, it's going up through the stratosphere.

General Mills and their corporate siblings thank you.


WASHINGTON, DC – Following the U.S. Labor Department’s latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, a new analysis from government watchdog Accountable.US found many of the largest general consumer S&P 500 companies have admitted to benefiting from increased prices as their net profits increased year-over-year and they rewarded shareholders with billions in new shareholder handouts. The data is more evidence that while inflation is slowing, the Fed’s strategy of repeated interest rate hikes has been unable to contain a key driver of excessive consumer prices — corporate greed.

Accountable.US’ review found General Mills, whose executives admitted to “getting smart about how we look at pricing” while implementing “list price increases,” saw its net income increase 16.5% to $2.7 billion in its FY 2022 and saw continued profit increases in the first nine months of its FY 2023. Additionally, the company spent over $2.12 billion in shareholder handouts and $1.2 billion on the acquisition of Tyson Foods’ pet treats business in its FY 2022 and has nearly matched shareholder handouts in just the first nine months of FY 2023. Read more in MarketWatch.

Accountable.US also found Tyson––whose executives touted seeing “significant pricing power of our portfolio with a year-over-year increase of 7.6%”––saw its net income increase from $3 billion in FY 2021 to over $3.2 billion in FY 2022 and rewarded shareholders with $1.35 billion in handouts––$652 million more than the previous year, including a 948.5% increase in stock buybacks.

Analysis: These S&P 500 Companies Inflated Prices Despite Bigger Profits and Investor Handouts - Accountable US

Following the U.S. Labor Department’s latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, a new analysis from government watchdog Accountable.US found many of the largest general consumer S&P 500 companies have admitted to benefiting from increased prices as their net profits increased year-over-year and...

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