Oh hum, the 10 year gonna hit 4.6% today to go with the hyperinflation of bidenomics!
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Yes, early Nov 2020 (just after the election of course) through early Feb 2021 Iowa had a gathering limit restriction and indoor mask mandate.You sure about that?
I live in Iowa and never wore a mask, not even once.
Where the F are you looking?
The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) increased 0.3 percent in January on aseasonally adjusted basis, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Over the last 12 months,the all items index increased 1.4 percent before seasonal adjustment.
Current US Inflation Rates: 2000-2024
The annual inflation rate for the United States was 3.5% for the 12 months ending March, compared to the previous rate of 3.2%, according to U.S. Labor Department data published on April 10, 2024. The next inflation update is scheduled for release on May 15 at 8:30 a.m. ET, providing information...www.usinflationcalculator.com
Year | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | Ave |
2021 | 1.4 | 1.7 | 2.6 | 4.2 | 5.0 | 5.4 | 5.4 | 5.3 | 5.4 | 6.2 | 6.8 | 7.0 | 4.7 |
What was the inflation rate in January 2021?
Year Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Ave
2021 1.4 1.7 2.6 4.2 5.0 5.4 5.4 5.3 5.4 6.2 6.8 7.0 4.7
Aren't these annual inflation rates? So wouldn't that that 1.4% have been from Feb 2020-Jan 2021? It makes sense that Covid didn't start to show up until Mar-Apr 2021 based on these being annualized rates because it started a year before that.
Didn't get on a plane? Didn't visit the doctor or a hospital?You sure about that?
I live in Iowa and never wore a mask, not even once.
Yes, let's all go back to 2020 when the shelves were empty of numerous items. You want to go back to the Soviet era of the US economy in which people lined up for toilet paper?It was 1.4% when Biden took over.
The person I responded to said inflation was at 7% when Joe took over in Jan 2024.Yes, let's all go back to 2020 when the shelves were empty of numerous items. You want to go back to the Soviet era of the US economy in which people lined up for toilet paper?
Inflation is an issue, but it's not worth the hyperventilation. Most people can adjust spending accordingly.
@binsfeldcyhawk2Do you even know the difference between the CPI and inflation?
And I asked you if you want to go back to the horribly mismanaged Covid years when you were lined up for toilet paper?The person I responded to said inflation was at 7% when Joe took over in Jan 2024.
It wasn't.
What was the inflation rate in January of 2021? If it wasn't 1.4% then what was it? Please provide a link.@binsfeldcyhawk2
I notice that you didn't answer this question, but gave a laugh emoji response. I'll take that as a no to the question. You don't know the difference.
True. Which means if you wore them anyway you were being dumb AND acting like a pussy. 🤷♂️Oh my...tell us big guy. The women of (checks poorest county in Iowa) Decatur county must have been all up in your jock you manly man. How did you keep them away with your illustrious show of strength?
(masks sucked and were stupid btw)
So, no, you don't know. Got itWhat was the inflation rate in January of 2021? If it wasn't 1.4% then what was it? Please provide a link.
Thanks
Nope.Didn't get on a plane? Didn't visit the doctor or a hospital?
So, no, the inflation rate was nowhere near 7% when Biden took office in January 2021. Got it.So, no, you don't know. Got it
True. Which means if you wore them anyway you were being dumb AND acting like a pussy. 🤷♂️
People have to eat. People have to pay for fuel or electricity for their vehicle. People have to replace vehicles. People require housing. People have to pay for electricity. Adjusting their spending isn't always an option.Yes, let's all go back to 2020 when the shelves were empty of numerous items. You want to go back to the Soviet era of the US economy in which people lined up for toilet paper?
Inflation is an issue, but it's not worth the hyperventilation. Most people can adjust spending accordingly.
Lol. ‘Proclamation’.Yes, early Nov 2020 (just after the election of course) through early Feb 2021 Iowa had a gathering limit restriction and indoor mask mandate.
Gov. Kim Reynolds requires Iowans to wear masks at large gatherings to thwart spread of the coronavirus
Reynolds' announcement on masks comes as coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue to surge in Iowa. She has resisted a blanket mask mandate.www.desmoinesregister.com
What goods and services are you no longer buying due to the runaway Biden inflation?People have to eat. People have to pay for fuel or electricity for their vehicle. People have to replace vehicles. People require housing. People have to pay for electricity. Adjusting their spending isn't always an option.
what about bootstraps? when are people supposed to pull those up?People have to eat. People have to pay for fuel or electricity for their vehicle. People have to replace vehicles. People require housing. People have to pay for electricity. Adjusting their spending isn't always an option.
What goods and services are you no longer buying due to the runaway Biden inflation?So, no, the inflation rate was nowhere near 7% when Biden took office in January 2021. Got it.
Every time these threads come up I try and ask this question: Which goods and service are you no longer buying due to increased cost?
Would anyone here care to share what items they are no longer buying?
My spending habits are more or less the same as they had been.What goods and services are you no longer buying due to the runaway Biden inflation?
Good to see you agree it was 1.4%So, no, you don't know. Got it
Football tickets. Trip for the eclipse. Concert tickets. Tires for my camper. Wheel flares that I promised the no pics.What goods and services are you no longer buying due to the runaway Biden inflation?
Auto insurance rates are going up due to the number of ILLEGALs having wrecks with no insurance, and the risk for those who do have insurance being spread across the entire pool so these high risk assholes can have a policy.My car insurance was just renewed this month. The premium jumped $12.20 a month with no changes to the policy for another year. Damn you Joe, why are you, inflating, raising my rates so high when nothing has changed.
From what I hear, I will count myself greatly fortunate if my premium goes up only by that amount.My car insurance was just renewed this month. The premium jumped $12.20 a month with no changes to the policy for another year. Damn you Joe, why are you, inflating, raising my rates so high when nothing has changed.
Name brand potato or snack chips. Shrinkflation has totally gotten out of hand with those. That's one example I can think of, where I look at the size of the bag and cost and think, "Nope."Every time these threads come up I try and ask this question: Which goods and service are you no longer buying due to increased cost?
Would anyone here care to share what items they are no longer buying?
The reliable fool. Sadly he has lots of company,You mean corporate greedflation.
I'm not mocking anyone. I am pointing out hysteria and poor attempts at trolling. The bulk of the people who get activated are the ones who make no effort to improve wages and lower costs.Football tickets. Trip for the eclipse. Concert tickets. Tires for my camper. Wheel flares that I promised the no pics.
Buying stuff sucks right now. It's hard just to pay the bills. Mock me all you want but if you think I'm the only one having trouble you are sadly mistaken. I make more than I ever have by a long shot and this is the hardest it's been for our family in 15 years or more just to make ends meet.
You are truly a sad human being.The GOP has no plan or strategy to address other than tax cuts for the rich.
So, we are in agreement that there is a lot of misplaced hysteria here, and that the Biden Administration has been highly competent in managing the economy as we emerged from Covid. Post here when President Trump blows inflation through the roof with a trade war`My spending habits are more or less the same as they had been.
What does that have to do with you defending Eric’s blatantly false claim that inflation was 7% when Biden took office?
Ditto. Kroger charges $5.99 for a bag of Doritos that is smaller than the bag that cost $2.99 three years ago. Unless you buy four bags, then you can get 4/$8.99. But I don’t want 4 bags of Doritos in my cupboard, so I just skip the chips.Name brand potato or snack chips. Shrinkflation has totally gotten out of hand with those. That's one example I can think of, where I look at the size of the bag and cost and think, "Nope."
Maybe stop buying meth?Football tickets. Trip for the eclipse. Concert tickets. Tires for my camper. Wheel flares that I promised the no pics.
Buying stuff sucks right now. It's hard just to pay the bills. Mock me all you want but if you think I'm the only one having trouble you are sadly mistaken. I make more than I ever have by a long shot and this is the hardest it's been for our family in 15 years or more just to make ends meet.
ProjectionYou are truly a sad human being.
So, we’re agreement that Eric’s claim that inflation was 7% when Biden took office is utter bullshit.So, we are in agreement that there is a lot of misplaced hysteria here, and that the Biden Administration has been highly competent in managing the economy as we emerged from Covid. Post here when President Trump blows inflation through the roof with a trade war`