16 Cents

[berryberry]

Last year, Senile Biden and the White House proudly announced that 4th of July cookouts cost 16 cents less. Will they do the same this year now that cookouts are up 17%?

[jmichael]

Originally Posted by berryberry

Last year, Senile Biden and the White House proudly announced that 4th of July cookouts cost 16 cents less. Will they do the same this year now that cookouts are up 17%?

You are really stretching with this; cookouts would still be cheaper than they were in 2000

[berryberry]

Originally Posted by jmichael

You are really stretching with this; cookouts would still be cheaper than they were in 2000

So do you dispute that the Senile Biden admin bragged last year that he brought the cost of a 4th of July cookout down a whopping 16 cents?

Do you dispute that since that ridiculous statement last year Biden Inflation has driven the cost of the same cookout up 17% this year?

Because those are the facts

[berryberry]

White House Quiet As BBQ Inflation Roils Americans On July 4

This time last year, the White House bragged on Twitter about saving Americans 16 cents on their Independence Day barbecues. Just days before July 4, the sounds of crickets can be heard from the White House's Twitter account as BBQ inflation roasts tens of millions of Americans this holiday weekend.

Inflation under the Biden administration reached a four-decade high earlier this year. A stagflation-like environment settled in, and an unofficial recession could be underway (read: Welcome To The Biden Recession).

A new survey from the American Farm Bureau Federation shows the average cost for a cookout this weekend to feed about ten people will cost on average $70 -- that's up 17% or $10 compared to a year ago.

Meanwhile, Biden advisor Brian Deese told Americans to suck it up when it comes to soaring prices because "this is about the future of the Liberal World Order, and we have to stand firm."

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/wh...ericans-july-4