Always with the ice cream. 😂

Bruh idk where you got that meme from but you cut off the top of the letters when you cropped the image 😂

● Lower priced electronics, etc
( I can vouch for ^electronics.... just picked up a brand new 70" Flat-screen TV with ROKU for only $300 this holiday season...it's insane )

● Medicine - the negotiation and capping of medicine prices will save $$$ both for the govt and for Americans who need the meds

● Food - Biden has introduced the biggest permanent increase in available food stamps in history (if you are someone such as the lady portrayed in your meme who can't afford food)

● Student Loan Forgiveness - Biden may not have forgiven ALL student loan debt but he has done more to forgive student debt than any president before him and has given some relief

● Gas prices seem to have come back down a considerable amount from where they were a year ago

● Mortgages are up at least in part because the FED interest rate is up (to lower inflation).. if they lower the FED rate later this year (as they have suggested they might if inflation continues to slow), you would expect mortgage rates to follow

CNBC? Maybe try looking at a more reputable indicator. Try the Winston Group PIR.
Presidential Inflation Rate

Looking at some key subcategories of costs, there are some significant differences, starting with food prices. Since the beginning of Biden’s presidency, prices have gone up 18.3 percent, with, again, only Carter having a higher inflation rate at this point in his presidency. Five of the six other presidents had rates that were 10 percent lower than Biden’s — or more.

As an example of one key item, in the post-CPI reporting this week, there was a laser focus on the price of eggs, which has soared past even historic levels. In the case of every president but one, since Carter, the cost of a dozen eggs went down. Biden’s PIR for this family staple is 79.6 percent. Only one other president, George H.W. Bush, saw the price of eggs up at this point in his presidency, but his PIR was still much lower, at 12 percent.

Since Biden took office, energy prices have gone up 37.2 percent. This is the largest increase of any of the past seven presidents, and four of them were 30 percent or more lower. Additionally, Biden’s 24 percent “Presidential Inflation Rate” for rising electricity costs is higher than any of the previous seven presidents, which is alarming for someone who is pushing the country into an all-electric environment.

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