Posted on 05/27/2023 7:22:26 AM PDT by ganeemead
Stolen elections have consequences.....
Our grocery store had butter for $2.50 a pound this week. I bought 4 pounds. Put one in the freezer. I use butter in a lot of stuff.
I said “most”....:>&
Look at Brandon's support staff : "Doctor" Jill and most of Obungler's former staff.
If you believe that this 'Trojan Horse' has any mental acuity, then you haven't been paying attention to news or video.
This is Obungler's third term ; .. and Brandon is failing fast !
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- or Luigi's Mint Chocolate Gelato.
Oh my, but it is good!
(Diabetics Beware - Contains prodigious amounts of sugar.
My blood sugar skyrocketed on this deal. It was WORTH IT, though!)
didnt know they made gelato- will have to look into that - sounds great :)
By design and on purpose, IMO, including the weather as in DARPA.
Can anyone TLDR; this? I’m not watching a 15 minute youtube.
Not exactly certain what this means, but the foundation of any healthy BBQ breakfast is Brisket. As it happens, I just got back from HEB where we picked up a 15 # USDA *PRIME* Brisket for 3.99 a pound.
So summer starts in about 4 weeks. So if the price isn't up to 6.99 a pound by then, can we assume this guy us full of beans?
Who wants to bet exactly NONE of this actually happens?
More fearpron...
Ham and butter are the only things I’m likely to buy, ever.
The #1 cause of inflation is government spending. Period. Full stop. This debt bubble began long ago, Trump did not help it (especially with the Covid hysteria), and Biden doubled down on government spending.
The #2 issue to blame is “energy” and I would agree with you that the Keystone pipeline was the biggest boat in that lake.
I haven’t seen any beef of any cut for $3.99 a pound in a long time. You scored big.
I still think my statement stands and, maybe, gov’t spending is second. As a percentage of GNP, gov’t spending hasn’t changed as dramatically as inflation. From 2013 to 2020, inflation was generally 2% or less, but gov’t spending was huge. However, the inflation rate after Biden killed the XL Pipeline increased 5x the previous year and has remained high ever since. (https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/inflation/current-inflation-rates/)
While gov’t spending contributes to inflation, the data suggest other forces are at work in the Biden Inflation and I think the pervasive effects of his decision on XL are still rippling through the economy.
Our debt (secured by the “dollar”) has been causing inflation for a very long time despite what Ivy-league idiots and MSM stock shills tell us.
It has become far more pronounced under Covid and Biden but government spending also spiked.
Trump is right - energy is the one sector of our nation that can right the ship quickly but we still have a lot of water to bail out caused by insane government spending.
I am firmly for an “all of the above” energy strategy that frees the economic engine that sector represents, lowers costs and raises productivity, and provides Americans an economic boost.
I said it 6 years ago and I will say it again.... I would love to see Trump push for a nuclear renaissance with modular reactors and newer technology. Export the energy we use for electrical generation and power our grid with hydropower and nuclear (the greenest of them all).
Love that stuff
I may have to 'violate' the blood sugar 'protocol' once again...
When HEB has a special....pounce!
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