Electronics, clothing, housing, cars, gas, commodities are all down from a year ago. IT was NEVER seperate a year ago...the US measures 2 versions of inflation - Core (which excludes food & energy) and total (all). Feel free to go to bls.gov and do the research.
BTW, how did we only have 2 or 3 percent inflation when housing was going up ten to fifteen percent a year several years ago?
I don't buy electronics, housing and cars every day. Food I need for my family. That's way up over a year ago. Just look at chicken prices.
Honestly, anyone that looks at the CPI for an indication of whether we are in inflation or deflation lives in a fantasy world. Just like a politician.