Millionaire Janet Yellen spotted grocery
shopping following out-of-touch remarks
about soaring prices
Posted By: ConservativeYankee, 6/29/2024 6:51:30 PM
Still no sticker shock, Janet? Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen was spotted stocking up on groceries on Saturday — after dismissing a question about inflation and rising food prices earlier this week. Yellen, 77, and her husband, economist George Akerlof, stopped by a Giant Food store in Washington, DC, after grabbing lunch at Japanese restaurant Raku.
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Still no sticker shock, Janet?
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