Deleted: Biden’s Chief of Staff Claims Inflation No Longer a Problem

The White House Chief of Staff is celebrating a victory President Joe Biden On inflation, however, many people on social media lashed at him over the continuing high prices they’re paying.

Ron Klain You can complain Twitter The media didn’t cover inflation statistics as much as they did during the 40-year high.

“When inflation was at 40-year highs, there was no shortage of coverage. But now,” He tweeted and pointed out a report showing that inflation had fallen to 2% in the second half of 2022 after rising to a rate of 7%.

While Klain Many on social media reacted negatively to his message about spiking the football.

“How come the media isn’t focusing on the 3-month annualized number? Cmon now,” replied MarketWatch European bureau chief Steve Goldstein.

“Ron, the prices are still high, the increase has just slowed because it’s a rolling 12 month calculation. Have you been to a grocery store in the last year?” read One response.

“Maybe the media doesn’t want to lose viewers through this gaslighting you guys seem to be all about… still at a 40 year high. Imo that’s nothing to write about,” responded Another critic.

“I have a problem with how inflation was covered, but this is a little bit like ‘everyone was all talking about it when I drove drunk but now that I’m driving sober nobody even notices,'” read Another answer

“Do you understand the difference between cost of living and rate of increase? If wages have not caught up to those 40-year high rates of increase, what does it matter to the average person if the rate has declined? They still can’t afford basic necessities!” said Another detractor.

Klain’s Popular rappers won’t be convinced by narrative, it is likely. Cardi B, who posted an expletive-filled rant High inflation ThursdayShe wanted the people in power to do all they could to bring down prices.

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