Posted on 04/10/2024 9:55:00 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
Rising costs under President Joe Biden are not an optical illusion.
Prices of dental care, eye care, and personal care have increased since 2023, March Consumer Price Index (CPI) data revealed Wednesday:
— Dental services: Up 4.1 percent since March 2023 / Down 0.5 percent since February 2024
— Eyeglasses and eye care: Up 3.1 percent since March 2023 / Up 0.0 percent since February 2024
— Personal care products: Up 3.4 percent since March 2023 / Up 0.2 percent since February 2024
Overall, the consumer price index rose 0.4 percent in March compared with February. The headline index is up 3.5 percent when compared with 12 months earlier, according to Breitbart News’s John Carney:
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rents will double over the next 2 to 3 years, just watch
Is he going to offer free showers for all us white folks? Nazi style?
Went to get some Xanfil, a really great Poison Ivy cream.
Last pack, 2 years ago, poopped my bloomers cuz in was $18.
For phreakin lotion!
Today: $47
I guess folks are gonna be itching/scratching this summer.
Charles Payne had a great chart showing the disconnect between what we know and what the admin is claiming. Just because inflation is not going up as much as it was does not mean we can’t see and feel the cumulative effect.
Come on man! You need to get into the Dhimmicrat mindset.
Eye care? No one really needs to see what they look like anyway.
And having concern about teeth and grooming is vain. If being toothless and disheveled is good enough for the homeless in Portland it should be good enough for the rest of us. Only an elitist would think otherwise.
Plus people don’t really need to smile so much and they can puree their food. /sarcasm
Open wide and bend over. That’s Bidenomics.
You mean bend over
LANDLORDS had over 2 years of frozen rents.
TAXES were NOT frozen
Materials for repairs were NOT frozen 4 X 8 plywood was $8 a sheet. In Lowe’s this am-—$27 ++ a sheet.++ 7.1% tax.
Labor for repairs were NOT frozen
yes, that was part of the issue, but the biggest issue is that prices on homes, condos and apartments have skyrocketed over the last few years, and it will take a few years for rents to catch up, but they WILL catch up. Because it is an unnatural situation for rents to be cheaper than purchasing the same property (this is how landlords make money).
No one in the dimrat media will talk about the cumulative effect of inflation piled on top of inflation. It is like when the IRS hits you with fees and penalties. They start to pile up quickly.
I just talked to someone who spent $500 to have his dog put down. So a very inexpensive drug (they used to used Ketamine) injected into a dog is worth $500?? WTF.
I have never spent any money besides food costs on a pet.
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