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They'll be really happy once the Dems get back in.People are furious about the higher prices and cost of living. Americans cannot take much more of the politics, cost of living increases, and they are tired of everything. High gas and diesel prices and cost of living! Inflation is eating through most people's savings!! !
Since the historical path to managing exploding government debt is, inflate it away...this is gonna create problems for the Power Elites.What Americans Really Prioritize When It Comes to Affordability
Americans are clear-eyed on what they want the government to do to address the affordability crisis: Step in to lower costs before trying to boost wages.
Six in 10 people say the government should prioritize bringing down the cost of everyday essentials — like groceries, electricity bills and gas prices — rather than prioritize raising household incomes, according to results from The POLITICO Poll conducted this August.
The results suggest policies intended to lower prices may be more politically powerful than those aimed at increasing incomes, like raising the minimum wage or removing tax on tips for hourly workers.
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