Yellowtail

And it has been for well over 100 years.

"The CPI excluding food and energy prices (core CPI) removes price changes of the same items from the CPI each month—namely, food and energy prices—because they are typically the most volatile." Median CPI (clevelandfed.org) July 2024 CPI Report | CEA | The White House

Yeah, energy and food are typically left out of inflation, incidentally the two items that disproportionately hurt the poor to a lesser degree the middle class.

Link to what? What have I said that you think is false?

Nooooooo.....not again.

3,000,000 a year Why, would that make it okay? But no, millions a year were not entering monthly or yearly under the Trump administration. Ten to twenty millions since Biden took office, but year, with the election looking they turned it down. Yes.

Nooooooo.....not again.

I do not really care that Walz "retired" when he got his orders to deploy, I don't really care that he lied about it, or that he lied about the weapons he carried in "war", I care that he is a hard leftist and his policies reflect that. Now he's being made to look like good old county Tim, just like Kamala is being made to look like a moderate when she is anything but. If you want hard-left policies vote for them, if you don't vote for Trump. Harris/Walz support: Millions of illegals per year flooding across the border Amnesty and fast-track path to citizenship for illegals Free medical care for illegal immigrant Shutting down fracking, resulting in high energy prices and reliance on advisories for oil First and second amendments reversed Court packing Men in girl’s sports, bathrooms and locker rooms Hormone blockers for children Genital mutilation of children Children being removed from parents that do not agree to “gender affirming care” for their children Higher taxes More spending Books that provide pictorial instructions on how to participate in homosexual sex in grade-schools

Are you asking me to support that Biden/Harris will continue letting in millions of illegal aliens, or that letting in millions of illegal aliens will put downward pressure on wages? Please be specific about what you think I am saying that is false.

So, per your link, global inflation is up 80% as compared to 2020. Yet US inflation is up over 100%

Of course, more deflection. What assertion am I making that you are challenging?

I do not really care that Walz "retired" when he got his orders to deploy, I don't really care that he lied about it, or that he lied about the weapons he carried in "war", I care that he is a hard leftist and his policies reflect that. Now he's being made to look like good old county Tim, just like Kamala is being made to look like a moderate when she is anything but. If you want hard-left policies vote for them, if you don't vote for Trump. Harris/Walz support: -Millions of illegals per year flooding across the border -Amnesty and fast-track path to citizenship for illegals -Free medical care for illegal immigrant -Shutting down fracking, resulting in high energy prices and reliance on advisories for oil -First and second amendments reversed -Court packing -Men in girl’s sports, bathrooms and locker rooms -Hormone blockers for children -Genital mutilation of children -Children being removed from parents that do not agree to “gender affirming care” for their children -Higher taxes -More spending -Books that provide pictorial instructions on how to participate in homosexual sex in grade-schools

Then why not post the data and a link to it? But you can't, all you can do is ingest and excrete. That you've no yet been able to show that anything I've said is false, does not make them empty assertions and evasions, it more likely shows what I said was true.

Then why not post the data and a link to it? But you can't, all you can do is regurgitate. That you've no yet been able to show that anything I've said is false, does not make them empty assertions and evasions, it more likely shows what I said was true.

The end of democracy as we know it...

You mean the unbiased Vox opinion piece?

Perhaps if you assume the people running the IRS are smarter than the attorneys the rich hire. No DEI hires there...

Of Uranus?

No, I do not agree, but I assume that since you've posted yet again without discredit anything I said, you agree that inflation hits the poor and middle class the hardest. Gas prices double and food prices up 50%, and pointed out that in 2020, interest on a 30 year fixed was just under 3%, now it’s over 7%. The median home price in the US is about $425K. With 20% down, P & I at 3% is a $ 1,433 per month payment, at 7% that jumps to $2,262. That’s almost a 60% increase in less than four years. And that Harris' policy was/is to keep letting millions of new low and no skilled "workers", that are often illiterate in their native tongue, and almost always illiterate in English, and that will likely never assimilate, and many of whom will be on some form of public assistance for life, and that will: -Put downward pressure on wages, which is great for the rich. -Put upward pressure on housing costs, which is also great for the rich. -Reduce the quality and availability of social services, which the rich do not care about. -Increase the size of government, which will benefit many of the rich. -Overburden public schools, disproportionally forcing up the cost while at the same time reducing the quality, which the rich do not care about either. Correct?

Uranus?

No, I never thought he would win.

- Health Care Expansion Kamala is on record wanting to give free healthcare to illegal aliens. - Climate Action Kamala is on record wanting to shut down the fossil fuel industry, mandate EV and outlaw ICRVs. - Economic Equity Kamala is on record wanting to raise taxes, and is no pretending she want to “give back the tax on tips the Democrats took in the first place.

Where did I allege "...that the Biden administration was responsible for high inflation in the USA."? You made that up. What I said was that inflation is the one that hits the poor and middle class the hardest. Gas prices double and food prices up 50%, and pointed out that in 2020, interest on a 30 year fixed was just under 3%, now it’s over 7%. The median home price in the US is about $425K. With 20% down, P & I at 3% is a $ 1,433 per month payment, at 7% that jumps to $2,262. That’s almost a 60% increase in less than four years. Harris' policy was/is to keep letting millions of new low and no skilled "workers", that are often illiterate in their native tongue, and almost always illiterate in English, and that will likely never assimilate, and many of whom will be on some form of public assistance for life, and that will: Put downward pressure on wages, which is great for the rich. Put upward pressure on housing costs, which is also great for the rich. Reduce the quality and availability of social services, which the rich do not care about. Increase the size of government, which will benefit many of the rich. Overburden public schools, disproportionally forcing up the cost while at the same time reducing the quality, which the rich do not care about either. And your post, as usual does nothing to discredit anything I said.

Inflation is the one that hits the poor and middle class the hardest. Gas prices double and food prices up 50%, and what about home loans? In 2020, interest on a 30 year fixed was just under 3%, now it’s over 7%. The median home price in the US is about $425K. With 20% down, P & I at 3% is a $ 1,433 per month payment, at 7% that jumps to $2,262. That’s almost a 60% increase in less than four years. But yes, let's keep letting millions of new low and no skilled "workers", that are often illiterate in their native tongue, and almost always illiterate in English, and that will likely never assimilate, and many of whom will be on some form of public assistance for life. They will: Put downward pressure on wages, which is great for the rich. Put upward pressure on housing costs, which is also great for the rich. Reduce the quality and availability of social services, which the rich do not care about. Increase the size of government, which will benefit many of the rich. Overburden public schools, disproportionally forcing up the cost while at the same time reducing the quality, which the rich do not care about either.