How are you different from the Nazis?
putin is a sick maniac killer .
You are a fascist and you will suffer a well-deserved punishment, russia actually lost this war, this is agony.
russia is a fascist country and is a terrorist.
This war is a clash of two polar opposite worlds, views, ideologies.
And Carthage must be destroyed.
The fact that people are in government, shows that they are a group of pushy people, no matter the government. You really need to look at the crooked things that Biden and the US government are doing to see that they are way worse than Putin could ever think of being.
Biden stopped Trump from being President, Trumptards will forever attack him at all costs. Which fits perfectly with the Putin narrative.
Biden didn't do anything. Big Money used all kinds of vote/election fraud to do it. And we see the results, below. But big money doesn't care.
Inflation under Biden, Democrats costing Americans more than $11,000 a year per household
Quote from: https://www.naturalnews.com/2022-09-26-democrats-bidenflation-costing-americans-more-than-11000-a-year.html#
Yes, that extra pinch you are feeling in your bank account and checkbook at the end of the pay period is real.
Thanks to the inflationary spikes under our fake president, Joe Biden, and a Democrat-controlled Congress, Americans are paying a lot more for their basic necessities than they were a year ago — like $11,500 more, according to a new analysis.
According to a study by NerdWallet that was published in August, Americans have to spend that much more today than they did in 2020 if they want to maintain the same standard of living, The Epoch Times reported.
The firm’s analysts said that 2020 was the “last full year when inflation was relatively stable” — around 1.23 percent. Last month, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the inflation rate stood at 8.3 percent, down from a June high of around 9.1 percent.
Inflation has been above 5 percent for more than a year, according to BLS stats. And it’s been above 8 percent since March.
“In all of 2020, American households spent $61,300, on average,” the analysts wrote. “This number includes everything we spend our money on housing, food, entertainment, clothing, transportation, and everything else. In 2022, it stands to reach $72,900, a difference of more than $11,500 if consumers want to maintain the same standard of living.”
The analysts also said the annual cost is just an average estimate, and therefore, one that’s “exact to a very few.”
“Those who earn (and therefore spend) more will see more dramatic dollar increases. Those who earn less may see less dramatic dollar jumps, but the impact of these rising prices could be more significantly felt,” they noted.
The Epoch Times went on to note:
According to analysts, total monthly household expenditures are up by $961 from 2020, while spending on groceries is up by $101. Shelter is up by $120 and household utilities are up by $70 per household, while gasoline has risen by a whopping $209.
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Thanks to the inflationary spikes under our fake president, Joe Biden, and a Democrat-controlled Congress, Americans are paying a lot more for their basic necessities than they were a year ago — like $11,500 more, according to a new analysis.
According to a study by NerdWallet that was published in August, Americans have to spend that much more today than they did in 2020 if they want to maintain the same standard of living, The Epoch Times reported.
The firm’s analysts said that 2020 was the “last full year when inflation was relatively stable” — around 1.23 percent. Last month, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the inflation rate stood at 8.3 percent, down from a June high of around 9.1 percent.
Inflation has been above 5 percent for more than a year, according to BLS stats. And it’s been above 8 percent since March.
“In all of 2020, American households spent $61,300, on average,” the analysts wrote. “This number includes everything we spend our money on housing, food, entertainment, clothing, transportation, and everything else. In 2022, it stands to reach $72,900, a difference of more than $11,500 if consumers want to maintain the same standard of living.”
The analysts also said the annual cost is just an average estimate, and therefore, one that’s “exact to a very few.”
“Those who earn (and therefore spend) more will see more dramatic dollar increases. Those who earn less may see less dramatic dollar jumps, but the impact of these rising prices could be more significantly felt,” they noted.
The Epoch Times went on to note:
According to analysts, total monthly household expenditures are up by $961 from 2020, while spending on groceries is up by $101. Shelter is up by $120 and household utilities are up by $70 per household, while gasoline has risen by a whopping $209.
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