Americans are suffering under Biden’s soaring inflation, forcing them to make difficult choices their parents did not have to shoulder.
“People have told me I lost weight, but I can’t afford groceries,” comedian Gary DeNoia. “I used to go shopping and plan my meals for the week. But [now] a Fage yogurt is $10. A bag of Doritos is $7. It’s cheaper to eat takeout … I have never eaten this much Chinese takeout because the lunch special will last me three days.”her family is struggling to purchase $10 grapes from the store.
Still, other Americans are struggling to afford energy bills. And winter is not even here yet. “I’m seeing my electricity bill at more than $300 a month when it used to be $200,” Hakeem Joseph said. “I don’t feel like I’m using any more AC than I was last year.” “Everything is going up,” he added. “A haircut used to be $20, now these guys want $45 for a haircut. I’m like, ‘I’ll cut my own hair.’”inflation in recent speeches in the midterm battleground states of Ohio, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
The decision to skip over inflation raises concerns that the President of the United States is making a politically inexpedient calculation. Speaking about a topic that does not benefit Biden could be a factor in why he has ignored the soaring costs Americans are experiencing. The majority of AmericansAccording to an Ipsos poll on Wednesday, the nation’s top issues remain Biden’s struggling economy, specifically inflation , and immigration .
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