Key U.S. inflation gauge stayed at high 6.2% in September

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2 thoughts on “Key U.S. inflation gauge stayed at high 6.2% in September

  1. I the same breath that they mention Biden is being blamed for high inflation, they fail to mention that right now inflation is a world wide phenomenon and that must counties are worse than the US.

    This amazes me how skillfully the right is controlling the narrative.

    1. Dan, it amazes me you could even type that comment, unless it is sarcasm/satire and I am not catching it!? “This amazes me how skillfully the right is controlling the narrative.” With the ever growing list of Biden administration total failures such as: border security, Afghanistan pullout, inflation at 40 year high, gas prices, etc., and the MSM firmly in the Left’s back pocket, you have to look hard to find any information derogatory to the Biden administration and its spin. The MSM says that inflation is because of the Ukraine war and Putin, (even though it was already at a 40 year high BEFORE the war started) there is no border crisis, and high gas prices are because of OPEC and Putin again, etc. The only place the right comes close to controlling the narrative is Fox News, and maybe Newsmax. And even then, Fox has/had liberal journalists (using the term loosely) like Mike Wallace and Geraldo Rivera, and it even gives Stacey Abrams air time.

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