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... Standing between tables piled high with fruit, beef, cereal, milk and other household staples at his Bedminster golf club on August 15, 2024, Trump blamed the Biden administration for sharp increases in groceries.

The spectacle, complete with charts showing higher prices, was aimed at undercutting the Democratic nominee, Kamala Harris, and highlighted Trump's central promise: he alone could tame inflation and lower the cost of living.

Two years on, higher gasoline and grocery prices are squeezing household budgets and turning the cost of living into the top issue for American voters.

Voters now give Democrats a slight edge over Republicans in who they view as better stewards of the economy for the first time in nearly a decade, according to Reuters/Ipsos polling. ...

@#1 ... Voters now give Democrats a slight edge over Republicans in who they view as better stewards of the economy for the first time in nearly a decade, according to Reuters/Ipsos polling. ...

Wow.

@#3 ... Tyson Foods says it will close beef plants amid cattle shortage ...

So, in the supply-and-demand world, less supply seems to indicate higher prices?

The photo from the article ...

@#6

In that photo, I notice a container of Folgers coffee, the red container with the black lid on the top of the pile.

Before Pres Trump, I had been paying $7.99 for that container.