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Ah, the Biden administration and its magical entourage of media cheerleaders are at it again, trying to convince us that everything is rainbows and unicorns in the economy. But hold onto your wallets, folks, because there’s a big, bad wolf lurking around the corner, and it goes by the name of inflation. Yes, that pesky little thing that makes your dollars cry, and your budget shrink faster than a snow cone in July.
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Some folks like to blame partisanship for the gloomy consumer sentiment, but let’s get real here – it’s the soaring prices and the shrinking wallets that are making people grumpy. The latest report from the University of Michigan shows that Americans are not exactly doing cartwheels about the current economic conditions or the future outlook. And can you blame them? Inflation is rearing its ugly head like a hungry bear in a picnic basket.
Sure, the Biden supporters like to tout that real wages are higher now than before the pandemic, but that’s like putting a band-aid on a broken leg. Yes, wages may have climbed a smidge above pre-pandemic levels, but when you factor in the pesky inflation, those gains start to look as flimsy as a house of cards in a windstorm.
And let’s not forget about the good ole days when Trump was in office and the economy was humming along like a well-oiled machine. Real wages were on the up and up, not struggling to keep up with the runaway train of inflation like they are now. It’s no wonder folks are feeling a bit disgruntled about the current economic landscape.
So, as the Biden administration tries to spin the inflation debacle as a mere distraction from their supposed economic utopia, the reality is staring us right in the face like a grumpy cat demanding its dinner. Inflation is here, it’s real, and it’s not looking to make a graceful exit anytime soon. So buckle up, folks, because it looks like we’re in for a bumpy ride on the rollercoaster of rising prices and shrinking wallets.
