Biden's inflation is setting new highs

 Epoch Times:

Consumer Price Inflation Accelerates to Fastest Rate in 31 Years

Along with the dysfunctional supply chain mainly in California Biden is equally dysfunctional in dealing with the resulting inflation and the results of his spending sprees. 

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Bidenflation splits the nation: GOP heartlands are being hit hardest by Joe's rampant rises in the cost of living compared to Democrat coastal elites 
  • Atlanta, Georgia-area residents felt the brunt of the nationwide high inflation rates, as the cost of goods in the city rose nearly 8 percent over last year 
  • St. Louis, Missouri and cities in Arizona also saw some of the largest inflation rates, while more moderate increases were felt in Houston,  Baltimore, Detroit, Miami and Seattle
  • Large liberal cities like New York and San Francisco saw some of the lowest increases, as people moved out of the cities and into those in more conservative states
  • Inflation nationwide has reached its highest point in 31 years, as prices of everyday consumer goods rose 6.2 percent in October 2021 - the highest it has been since November 1990 
Rural areas are hit harder by energy costs.

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