U.S. Families Spend $11.4K More Yearly
Under Biden
Posted By: Dreadnought, 7/16/2024 8:08:40 PM
Thank to Joe Biden-flation and his catastrophic economic policies, American families are spending over $11,000 more annually just for necessities. The obscene cost of inflation is hitting hardworking Americans, as overall prices have gone up almost 20% since the Meanderer-in-Chief came into office in 2021. Americans can thank the Biden administration for that $11,400 extra for necessities, about 20% of the average U.S. annual salary. And if you hear the lie that inflation is down, don’t believe it. All that means is that the inflation rate is allegedly slowing, and the Biden administration loves to engage in monkey business to manipulate such statistics.
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