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Maybe that will get some attention, but it’s the grocery prices that killed Biden. Everyone shops every week. When eggs took off, everybody saw it, and it was dramatic. Then they started noticing it on everything else.

Inflation moderated quite a bit under Biden but voters punished him for it anyway. I can kind of see why. I have idea in my head how much stuff should cost, every time I go to the store it always costs more than that. Prices have quit going up for the most part, but I'm still "surprised" at how much everything costs. A fast food meal should be less than $10, but it is more than $10. Time for a new president!

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