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NoMoreRepugs

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1. Appreciate you posting the "official government numbers."

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Tue Jan 13, 2026, 08:49 AM

8 hrs ago

My question to DUer’s out there. Is anyone’s $150 cart of groceries from a year ago a $154.05 today? Your $1800 rent only go up to 1846.50? Same for your health and car insurance? Meal out at a decent restaurant?

This administration has lied about EVERYTHING every single day - rant over, shuffling back to my office now.

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December core consumer prices rose at a 2.6% annual rate, less than expected [View all] BumRushDaShow 8 hrs ago OP

Appreciate you posting the "official government numbers." NoMoreRepugs 8 hrs ago #1

Exactly popsdenver 4 hrs ago #11

Based on what, exactly? CanonRay 7 hrs ago #2

I trust no statistics coming from this gang. Ritabert 7 hrs ago #3

Probability of a rate cut at the January 28 FED FOMC meeting, per CME's Fed Watch tool progree 6 hrs ago #4

you know how they got there? They assumed ZERO inflation for October Happy Hoosier 6 hrs ago #5

Not completely accurate. Wiz Imp 6 hrs ago #7

I do not trust trump's numbers LetMyPeopleVote 6 hrs ago #6

which means it's actually much worse. nt Javaman 6 hrs ago #8

I don't trust Rebl2 5 hrs ago #9

These are tRump-regime figures, right? lastlib 4 hrs ago #10