Daily update on Biden tanking america

[Dashinka 24,448]

9 hours ago, Fuerteventura said:

The question remains: what proof does the Fox news correspondent have that the people transported were illegal immigrants, or immigrants for that matter?

Maybe the flight information (flights can be tracked), the fact that DHS is running the operation (which department handles CBP/USCIS/ICE), and the fact that DHS called the local police on the journalist in an attempt to hide the people on the flight or buses.  I guess you can continue to believe this are legal immigrants, but in the end, you are right, the reporter has no concrete proof because the US federal government wanted to disrupt the ability of the reporter to verify the facts.

[Dashinka 24,448]

White House Press Corps Beginning To Suspect Psaki Isn't Ever Going To Circle Back To Their Questions

 

 

WASHINGTON, DC—As White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki departs today for a job at MSNBC, several members of the White House Press Corps expressed concern that she may not be intending to circle back to their questions after all.

 

According to the Pew Research Center’s Journalism Project, Psaki has promised to “circle back” to journalists’ questions exactly 8,436 times over the last 17 months. Now it appears almost all of those questions will remain mysteriously unanswered.

 

“Last fall, I asked Jen [Psaki] why thousands of people were still dying of COVID every day after President Biden promised to get the virus under control swiftly,” said Fox news correspondent Peter Doocy. “She promised to circle back to my question and then shared a photo of the Bidens purchasing Girl Scout cookies. And then there was a glint in her eyes and I could tell she totally wanted me and we shared a look of secret understanding. But she never got back to my question!”

 

https://babylonbee.com/news/white-house-press-corps-beginning-to-suspect-psaki-isnt-going-to-circle-back-to-their-questions

[Crazy Cat 41,722]

I paid $4.14 yesterday.....first time I have ever paid $4+.............

[Dashinka 24,448]

1 hour ago, Crazy Cat said:

I paid $4.14 yesterday.....first time I have ever paid $4+.............

Almost $4.30 here.  #LGB!

[TBoneTX 45,155]

12 hours ago, Crazy Cat said:

I paid $4.14 yesterday.....first time I have ever paid $4+.............

This weekend, the local Sunoco was $3.9999999.

I got 10 cents/gal. off with use of their credit card.

 

Today, I saw that they're at $409.99999999.

Had I gassed up today, the first digit, after discount, would still have been a 3.

I don't expect this to last.

Viva Bidementia!

[Nature Boy 2.0 8,370]

8 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

This weekend, the local Sunoco was $3.9999999.

I got 10 cents/gal. off with use of their credit card.

 

Today, I saw that they're at $409.99999999.

Had I gassed up today, the first digit, after discount, would still have been a 3.

I don't expect this to last.

Viva Bidementia!

I get 1.00 a gallon of with Kroger fuel points. 32 gallon tank

[TBoneTX 45,155]

That's great.  I've never figured out how to use Kroger fuel points, and anyway I buy everything I can at Aldi as first choice.

 

Mini-B.'s corn dogs at Aldi used to be $1.45, and now they're $3.45.  Viva Bidementia!

[Ban Hammer 13,293]

4 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

This weekend, the local Sunoco was $3.9999999.

I got 10 cents/gal. off with use of their credit card.

 

Today, I saw that they're at $409.99999999.

Had I gassed up today, the first digit, after discount, would still have been a 3.

I don't expect this to last.

Viva Bidementia!

$409??????????

 

[TBoneTX 45,155]

$4.0999999999999999999999999999.  Period (in the right place, now).  

Edited May 17, 2022 by TBoneTX

[MarJhi 950]

The price hikes in gas smacks you in the face, but there are other things you may not notice at first glance. I work for a grocery store and I see this every single day on items coming in from the warehouse.

 

In the photo below are 2 boxes of instant oatmeal. It looks like they just changed the packaging, updated it a little but the price is the same and the physical dimensions of the box are the same. Upon further inspection you will notice that the old packaging on the left is 13.1 oz (374g) while the new packaging on the right is 8.4 oz (240g). There are not only 2 less packets in the new packaging, but each packet shrunk from 37.4g per packet to 30g per packet. As you can see, much less product in the same size box and the price stayed the same.

Edited May 17, 2022 by MarJhi

[Dashinka 24,448]

4 hours ago, MarJhi said:

The price hikes in gas smacks you in the face, but there are other things you may not notice at first glance. I work for a grocery store and I see this every single day on items coming in from the warehouse.

 

In the photo below are 2 boxes of instant oatmeal. It looks like they just changed the packaging, updated it a little but the price is the same and the physical dimensions of the box are the same. Upon further inspection you will notice that the old packaging on the left is 13.1 oz (374g) while the new packaging on the right is 8.4 oz (240g). There are not only 2 less packets in the new packaging, but each packet shrunk from 37.4g per packet to 30g per packet. As you can see, much less product in the same size box and the price stayed the same.

Shrinkflation, it is a real thing.  Before long the cereal boxes will only be an inch thick while maintaining the same face dimensions.

[Nature Boy 2.0 8,370]

I use to manage all the shipping for a company. You have no idea how much 5 dollar + a gallon diesel affects everything. Look around you. everything you see at one point was on a truck.

 

Freight companies bill a flat amount for a shipping lane. Say Atlanta to LA. Then they have a fuel surcharge that varies depending  on the price. 

 

When Diesel was 3 bucks a gallon it was around 15% So if Atl to LA was 4000   so lane total was 4600

 

Now at 5 buck a gallon it is 35%.   So Atl to LA is 4000    so lane total is  5'400 

 

Increase of 800. Translates to about 30 dollars more per pallet on Truck. Truck holds 26 pallets

 

This is massive a inflation driver, . 

[Crazy Cat 41,722]

3 minutes ago, Nature Boy 2.0 said:

I use to manage all the shipping for a company. You have no idea how much 5 dollar + a gallon diesel affects everything. Look around you. everything you see at one point was on a truck.

 

Freight companies bill a flat amount for a shipping lane. Say Atlanta to LA. Then they have a fuel surcharge that varies depending  on the price. 

 

When Diesel was 3 bucks a gallon it was around 15% So if Atl to LA was 4000   so lane total was 4600

 

Now at 5 buck a gallon it is 35%.   So Atl to LA is 4000    so lane total is  5'400 

 

Increase of 800. Translates to about 30 dollars more per pallet on Truck. Truck holds 26 pallets

 

This is massive a inflation driver, . 

Yep.  Biden's war on oil is a war on all Americans, imho.  He is purposely inflicting harm on all of us....especially lower income folks. These people are evil, nasty hypocrites. 

Edited May 17, 2022 by Crazy Cat

[Boiler 45,411]

I was so depressed last night thinking about the economy, wars, jobs, my savings, Social Security, retirement funds, etc., I called the Suicide Hotline. I got a call center in Afghanistan, and when I told them I was suicidal, they got all excited, and asked if I could drive a truck.

[LIBrty4all 3,749]

So the Biden admin forced the FDA approval of Comirnaty back in August.

Yet to date, not one single vial of Comirnaty available today.  Another #epicfail