In anticipation of a Trump second term it had come down to


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Posted by wwood2 on May 01, 2026 at 08:00:51

In Reply to: What was the inflation rate on January 19, 2025? posted by BluBlood on April 30, 2026 at 22:43:04

a reasonable level... just below where it is today.

2021: Inflation began rising, ending the year at roughly 7%.2022: BIDEN due to wasteful incompetent spending that baselined supposed one time COVID emergency spending into the annual budget just like Obama did in 2009.
2022: Inflation hit a 40-year peak of 9.2% (June), heavily driven by energy and food prices. BIDEN due to continued incompetent spending (Yes 40 year high due to incompetence)
2023: Inflation moderated throughout the year, dropping to around 3.4% by December. BIDEN (Still higher than now)
2024-2026: Inflation continued to slow, with annual rates settling in the 2.5% - 3.5% - BIDEN --> TRUMP. So in 1.25 years, it is .5% higher. LMFAO you didn't care about 9.2%

Biden generated out of control inflation due to wasteful spending that generated nothing but returned COVID jobs and government jobs. This was an opportunity for Democrats to spike government spending as you love to do from 4.5T pre-Covid to 7.3T post covid(since you libtards can't do math that is 62%). Trump, on the other hand, has has some inflation, much lower and with a neutered Iran as a huge benefit.

Keep slurping up your propaganda lies.


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