Unserious question. I'll do anything this man says

www.cnbc.com/2025/03/31/o...

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I've played Hundred Line Last Defense Academy basically nonstop since it came out. It's been a while since a game sucked me in this much.

Since the Switch era is ending, post your top 4 Switch games!

Mine:

Avlora from Triangle Strategy

Schumer said that's what he wants in his dear colleague letter 3 days ago.

www.politico.com/live-updates...

Jeffries has said it recently too

Food inflation (which is part of the average)was actually relatively close to overall inflation.

Housing was higher than the average, but it's an average. There are also items in the basket that got cheaper or prices grew more slowly than the average like clothing, gas, electronics, and cars

These numbers are published monthly. We can see what they are instead of just making things up.

CPI peaked in 2022 at 8%. Wage growth peaked at almost 16% over the same period. CPI is now down to just over 3%. While wage growth is still hovering around 5%

It's literally the exact opposite of what you said. Including the rich' income growth brings the average *down* but only since Biden became president. You can literally see the changeover. It was the opposite before for a long time. You're just ignoring reality because it doesn't say what you want

Here are more screenshots from the same source as *your* graph explaining the same thing I was just explaining.

You can see right here where inflation goes below wage growth after the surge at the start of his term and then stayed there

Also worth nothing wage growth was highest for workers that made the least. The bottom quintile, "the poors" as you called them were likely ahead every single month even 2021

I really hope. I have been watching all our domestic political leaders react to project 2025, which was spelled out years ago, like:

From Succession