by Susan Duclos, All News Pipeline:
The big lie we continue to be told by the Biden regime through their media propaganda arm is that “it will get better soon,” and my favorite gaslighting lie, directly from the White House website, “The Biden Economic Plan Is Working.”
Yes, really. On February 6, 2023, the WH put out one the most dishonest attempts to tell people that what they see with their own eyes isn’t true, by stating “Our progress over the last two years shows that his economic strategy is working.”
Progress eh?
Ok, let us take a look at some of that progress, shall we?
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In California, Brent Eldridge, received his gas bill and described how he felt when he opened it as “It made me want to puke.” The bill was eight times higher than it was the year before. It was $907.13.
SoCalGas said the average bill in January for its 21.8 million customers was about $300, more than twice the average of January 2022 — and homeowners with pools or many rooms to heat have reported being charged north of $2,000. PG&E has projected that bills in central and Northern California will be 32% higher this winter.
If by progress the Biden regime means bankrupting citizens trying to keep from freezing, well… a job well done.
While electricity bills are higher than they used to be just a couple short years ago, using space heaters are definitely far cheaper at the end of the month than using gas heat. Since Spring is usually cool enough to need a limited amount of heat, it is a good investment to get a couple of them to place throughout your home and to use going forward when heat is needed.
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| Twitter message: “no eggs in my town….all stores empty” |
Other signs of Biden’s so-called “progress, can be seen at your local grocery store, where a dozen eggs, when you can find them that is, cost more then a pound of beef, for the first time “since records began in 1980.”
For the fist time since Bureau of Labor data began in 1980, the cost of 12 eggs has surpassed the cost of a pound of beef.
A dozen large grade A eggs cost an average of $4.82 in January 2023, while a pound of ground beef was $4.64. A year ago in January 2022 eggs were $1.93 and beef was $4.77. Egg prices have risen by an enormous 70 per cent in the last 12 months.
While that citation covers the “average,” we have seen reports of the cost of eggs being over $7 in some places.
Newsweek explains why the issue with eggs, shortages and spiking prices is only going to get “a whole lot worse”:
Less birds means fewer eggs, especially as the virus tends to affect older birds rather than the young ones consumed as meat. According to the Department of Agriculture, the culling of birds at commercial facilities in the U.S. has led to an average of a 7.5 percent drop in domestic egg supply each month since the outbreak began last year.
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