The official super PAC of President Donald Trump’s administration has launched a new website called “Biden Mart” that allows users to compare the prices of groceries during the Trump era with their current costs under President Joe Biden’s administration.
bidenmart.comThe interactive grocery checklist, published by Make America Great Again Inc. PAC, asks users to “tick the boxes…to create a weekly grocery list and find out how much more expensive your bill has become under Joe Biden. We encourage you to check whether the
There are more than 20 common staple foods, including coffee, dairy products, and a variety of fruits and vegetables. The Daily Mail first reported.
The Post clicked through the grocery list to see the impact Bidennomics has had over the past four years.
A two-pound bag of apples, two pounds of ground beef, seven lemons, a gallon of milk, and a pound of sugar and coffee cost $30.07 each, a 57.11% increase from $19.14 during the Trump administration.
Biden Mart uses U.S. Department of Agriculture data to compare prices in January 2021, when President Trump left office, and January 2024.
“Thanks to Bidenomics, it’s harder than ever to put food on the table,” the website touts. “As the prices of everyday goods continue to rise, American families are increasingly struggling to cover their costs.”
Overall, food prices have increased 25% over the past four years, outpacing the 19% rise in inflation over the same period. washington post At least a month was reported.
The latest consumer price index rose a better-than-expected 3.2% in February, following a 3.1% rise in January.
Despite the rampant inflation last year, Biden has been spinning the numbers as good news for his Bidennomics policies, which he has consistently said will “reduce inflation.” [government’s] Even though Ministry of Finance data shows the deficit will double by 2023.”, About $1 trillion to $2 trillion.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics is scheduled to release March inflation statistics on April 10th.
Consumer prices have not declined year over year since President Joe Biden’s term began in January 2021.
The closest the economy came to turning negative in a year since President Biden took office was in July 2022, with inflation “unchanged” at a very high 8.5%.
Trump, who has secured the Republican nomination for the 2024 presidential election, has cited inflation and the expansion of the U.S. economy as one of the biggest issues voters are considering ahead of the November election.
“People are going through hell,” he said in a speech on consumer prices. During an interview with CNBC Early this month.
“Our middle class has been defeated, and the middle class primarily built this country, and they have been treated very badly by policy.”
