Inflation rose in January as prices for groceries, housing picked up

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5 thoughts on “Inflation rose in January as prices for groceries, housing picked up

    1. If he can order Google to officially change the name of a body of water and take holidays he doesn’t like off of people’s calendars, surely he can issue a royal decree lowering prices. That is what he promised, after all.

  1. well, in somewhat all fairness, these are January numbers. January is when companies tend to increase prices, increases that are not imposed in the pre-Christmas shopping spree.

    And he was only President for about one third of the days in January, the last 11 days.

    So I’m sure his February numbers will be better. And by March, he’ll have it all fixed.

    Demand will have collapsed by then, what with all the employment reductions in the federal work force, and all the federal money he’s now impounded. And the tariffs…don’t forget how the tariffs will bring about an economic resurgence and drop prices…New Medicaid cuts will mean all those poor people won’t be able to afford to buy anything, and so demand will be lowered. Lower demand should lower inflation.

    It’s all going in accordance with the Trusk/Mumps/PJ Pance MAGAt agenda

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