At what point do you think Randi Weingarten is going to force home economics back in schools so that the kiddies can learn that food comes from something other than a drive thru? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...lation-bites-Joe-Bidens-popularity-wanes.html
Or 350 per month for one car and 700 for two cars if Joe Biden had never been elected President if gas and car price are taken together.
Spirited descent in the recession debate here. Some interesting arguments about compensation and Q1 GDP, and current economic conditions: For balance, Walmart released reporting and guidance saying consumers are foregoing discretionary spending for grocery basics. Also, that as inflation has now set in more consumers are going to Walmart for groceries. Meaning the middle class* is feeling the inflation pinch now. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220725005841/en/ *this will be a provocative statement to some but the true middle class in America doesn’t frequent Walmart. Walmart is or was normally frequented by working class shoppers. More traffic in Walmart suggests middle class shoppers are now looking for savings on groceries.
But still spending quite freely for the most part.... a spiritied mid term election followed by Xmas shopping season and consumers will spend us right into a booming 2022 haha... Freight rates still moving lower for the most part in many routes so that takes a little pressure of logsitics. Fuel surcharges might come down a bit soon. These are not the swing to soften inflation but will soften consumer negativity enough to go out and keep spending like us typical Americans....
No president other than Ford has seen this much inflation in his first 18 months since modern inflation statistics began.