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Inflation has surged to 18%, causing public outrage. The Biden administration blames corporations for high prices, citing 'junk fees.' Biden also points to corporate greed and 'shrinkflation' for skyrocketing grocery prices. The national debt stands at $34.5 trillion, increasing by $3 trillion in a year, with $1 trillion yearly interest payments, raising concerns about economic stability.
$34.5 trillion in debt. Up by ~$3 trillion in the past 12 months. $1 trillion per year in interest payments and growing faster than anything else in our budget. We’re on borrowed time. How much longer until something breaks? https://t.co/8V4KPM7LLq
Biden points finger at corporate greed as inflation climbs again https://t.co/F8sAawAAfF https://t.co/OXUN4TuC1t
President Biden's ever-changing explanation for rising inflation has shifted to the dual villains of corporate greed and "shrinkflation" for eye-popping grocery store prices, but economists say he's missing the real problems -- government spending and... https://t.co/ZFNNMIL3lE
