WH tweet about saving sixteen cents on July 4th cookout food turns controversial
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Anonymous
| Tan Suit 2.0 |
Anonymous
Truly don't know what the tan suit reference is to, but I'm confused as to why someone is comparing an expensive dress to the WH disregarding the fact that thousands of people can't afford to put food on their table right now. Fire Biden. |
Anonymous
Have you read the thread? It's only four pages long. It was covered already. Alternatively, if you're unsure about what something means, you can usually Google it to find out. When you Google "tan suit," it's literally the first hit, before actual tan suits come up. Also, I sincerely hope that you applied the same standard to previous presidents. In fact, all presidents should be fired until there is full employment! |
Anonymous
| The WH and Biden and Psaki are getting roasted for this, as they should. What nincompoops! 16 cents? Are they mad? Touting such an inconsequential amount! |
Anonymous
It's useful to publish statistics like this to push back against the Republican propaganda machine, which would have us all believing that gas is $40 per gallon and the price of skirt steak is $120 per pound plus your firstborn child. |
Anonymous
It's sickening that there needs to be constant fact checking of the right wing over every single thing these days. The right lies about absolutely EVERYTHING. |
Anonymous
IKR? The right wing is constantly fact checked. The fact checks on the left are nonexistent. (But not because the left is truthful........seems as if the media has little interest in fact checking Dems) |
Anonymous
AAA reported Thursday night that the national average price for a gallon of regular gas had risen to $3.12, the highest it’s been on Independence Day weekend since 2014. Last week, the USDA noted that the consumer price index for grocery store and supermarket food purchases was up 0.7 percent over May of last year. The USDA also projected that grocery store and supermarket prices would increase between 2 and 3 percent this year. Food prices at grocery stores rise for 12th consecutive month https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wnct.com/on-your-side/consumer-watch/food-prices-at-grocery-stores-rise-for-12th-consecutive-month-due-to-lack-of-supplies-and-workers/amp/ According to the U.S. Food and Agriculture Organization, prices have risen for the 12th consecutive month, and are about 40% more expensive compared to this time last year. The organization said from April the May, the U.S. saw the biggest month-to-month increase is food prices since 2010. 
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Anonymous
So true!! Thank you this belly laugh of the day - I can’t believe I had forgotten about this absolutely looney video. |
Anonymous
Bahahahahaa - “Bob the Goon’s” comment was the best. |
Anonymous
+100 This is truly hilarious - from the incredibly lame puns to the scathing comments. |
Anonymous
She probably thinks this “windfall” will now allow the peasants to buy Jeni’s ice cream, like her. |
Anonymous
The PP has posted seven links to sources which ALL state food prices are soaring/skyrocketing. Here on planet Earth, food prices are rising dramatically. You refuse to admit this, why? You not only sound like a spoiled brat who refuses to acknowledge reality - but you also just sound really stupid. |
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You’re upset about…how they talk about hot dogs?
Isn’t that a little snowflake-y of you? |