Friday, September 27, 2024

People Are Calling Out Donald Trump For His Tweet About The Prices Of 8 Popular Foods

NOT ONLY IS DAFFY DON AN IRRATIONAL LIAR, BUT HE CAN'T EVEN GATHER 

THOSE MAIL FLYERS & MAKE ACCURATE COMMENTS....DAFFY DON HAS NEVER 

BEEN IN A SUPERMARKET! 

DOESN'T TRUMP HAVE A KEEPER TO REVIEW HIS IRRATIONAL RANTS?

MORE BLAH! BLAH! BLAH! 



People Are Calling Out Donald Trump For His Tweet About The Prices Of 8 Popular Foods

Donald Trump's tweet about the cost of food under his administration vs. Kamal Harris' is going viral:

Twitter: @realDonaldTrump

Trump says the price of eggs are currently $4.99.

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The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the average is currently $3.20.

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Trump also says the price of milk is $4.99.

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The Bureau of Labor Statistics says it's currently $4.04.

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And Trump says the current price of chicken is $2.98.

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The Bureau of Labor Statistics statistics says it's currently $1.99, which is the price Trump says it was under him.

People are calling out the prices from their own experiences.

Twitter: @mauRICEfrediere

They're sharing what they see in their own grocery stores:

Twitter: @chuckweatherby

And they're wondering if the man has ever gone grocery shopping in his life.

Twitter: @jakeklee23

But the one thing people are talking about most is the coffee price.

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$10 for a cup of coffee!

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People can't believe it.

Twitter: @Ashmew8

"Im sorry but if you’re paying $10 for a coffee today you’re just getting played," this person said.

Twitter: @nnjudd

"7 bucks for coffee is still insane," another person said.

Twitter: @MRW_SSB

And this person joked, "Where them $9.99 coffees at?!?!?"

Twitter: @MLDMotivation

So, what does Trump plan to do about grocery prices? He told a crowd in Michigan it involves tariffs.

The Atlantic reports that Trump's tariff policy would actually raise the prices of groceries:

"With less available supply and new import taxes, prices would almost certainly rise. In fact, the U.S. already imposes tariffs and other barriers on a wide range of imported foods, including beef, seafood, sugar, and tomatoes. Studies consistently show that these trade restrictions inflate consumer prices. (Sugar, for example, costs twice as much in the United States as it does globally."

Either way, I'm still stuck on that $10 cup of coffee. Not to sound like a boomer, but what the hell are you putting in there?!

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