Thanksgiving Costs Rise: Biden's Inflation Hits Families
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Bidenflation: The Cost of Thanksgiving Soars Under Democratic Leadership
This Thanksgiving, Americans are not just counting their blessings; they are also feeling the pinch of rising prices at the dinner table.
As families gather for the feast, a new survey from the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) reveals that the average cost of Thanksgiving dinner for ten people stands at $58.08.
This amount, while lower than previous years, still reflects a staggering 19% increase from the prices during the Trump administration in 2019.
Despite the slight year-over-year decrease due to minor price drops in specific items like turkey and pumpkin pie, the overall trend highlights the enduring impact of President Biden's inflationary policies.
Many Americans had hoped for relief this holiday season. However, the reality is that the shadow of “Bidenflation” looms large, making it increasingly difficult for families to provide traditional meals during this season of gratitude.
Key items such as stuffing mix and cranberries saw price increases of 8.2% and 11.8%, respectively.
As evident from the AFBF findings, even while some food prices may have dropped, those declines do not equate to the record-high prices that many are still facing.
Inflation has consistently eroded the purchasing power of American families, creating a stark contrast with the economic stability experienced under previous administrations.
The Biden administration and its allies have repeatedly attempted to downplay the severity of inflation, yet the reality remains evident to everyday Americans.
The rising costs are not merely an inconvenience; they are a significant burden that many are feeling as they navigate the holidays.
The need for a change is clear.
With the 2024 elections on the horizon, many voters are eager for a return to the economic policies that led to decreased prices and increased prosperity.
As Americans approach the upcoming election, the choice could not be clearer: restore sound fiscal policies that prioritize the economic well-being of all citizens or continue down the path of uncertainty.
Let this Thanksgiving serve as a reminder of what is at stake and what is needed to safeguard the financial future of every American family.
Sources:
brownstone.org
thefederalist.com
economiccollapse.report
This Thanksgiving, Americans are not just counting their blessings; they are also feeling the pinch of rising prices at the dinner table.
As families gather for the feast, a new survey from the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) reveals that the average cost of Thanksgiving dinner for ten people stands at $58.08.
This amount, while lower than previous years, still reflects a staggering 19% increase from the prices during the Trump administration in 2019.
Despite the slight year-over-year decrease due to minor price drops in specific items like turkey and pumpkin pie, the overall trend highlights the enduring impact of President Biden's inflationary policies.
Many Americans had hoped for relief this holiday season. However, the reality is that the shadow of “Bidenflation” looms large, making it increasingly difficult for families to provide traditional meals during this season of gratitude.
Key items such as stuffing mix and cranberries saw price increases of 8.2% and 11.8%, respectively.
As evident from the AFBF findings, even while some food prices may have dropped, those declines do not equate to the record-high prices that many are still facing.
Inflation has consistently eroded the purchasing power of American families, creating a stark contrast with the economic stability experienced under previous administrations.
The Biden administration and its allies have repeatedly attempted to downplay the severity of inflation, yet the reality remains evident to everyday Americans.
The rising costs are not merely an inconvenience; they are a significant burden that many are feeling as they navigate the holidays.
The need for a change is clear.
With the 2024 elections on the horizon, many voters are eager for a return to the economic policies that led to decreased prices and increased prosperity.
As Americans approach the upcoming election, the choice could not be clearer: restore sound fiscal policies that prioritize the economic well-being of all citizens or continue down the path of uncertainty.
Let this Thanksgiving serve as a reminder of what is at stake and what is needed to safeguard the financial future of every American family.
Sources:
brownstone.org
thefederalist.com
economiccollapse.report
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