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    Inflation Slain: Bidenomics Works, But No One Cares

    July 12, 2024 Business No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Good evening, this is [Reporter Name] reporting live for [News Network]. Today, a significant development has occurred in the economic landscape of America. In a recent turn of events, inflation has taken a surprising downturn, marking a turning point in the country’s economic situation.

    For the first time in four years, prices on everyday goods and services have actually decreased. This means that in June, Americans paid less for goods compared to the previous month, a stark contrast to the inflationary trends seen since the start of the pandemic.

    This unexpected decline in prices has sent ripples through the economic community, with experts and analysts expressing optimism about the future. Labor economist Aaron Sojourner commented, “Inflation is dead, and jobs are alive. We have a very good chance right now of sticking the soft landing.”

    Despite this positive news, the reaction from the public has been somewhat muted. While this development should have been cause for celebration, the focus has instead shifted to other issues, such as President Joe Biden’s age.

    For years, President Biden has faced criticism over his age and the issue of inflation. However, inflation has been steadily cooling in recent times, from 9% to 3% on an annualized basis. Consumers are beginning to show optimism for their own financial situations, as well as the stock market and decreasing inflation.

    While this news should have been a triumph for the Biden administration, the spotlight remains on the President’s age. During a recent press conference, Biden highlighted the positive economic indicators, but the press corps’ questions largely centered on his fitness to lead and his chances of defeating former President Donald Trump.

    In conclusion, Thursday’s inflation report signifies a positive development for the Democratic campaign, dispelling the fictional narrative of a struggling US economy. The White House can now remove “inflation” from its list of concerns, but as long as Biden’s age continues to dominate the conversation, the celebrations will be subdued. Reporting live for [News Network], I’m [Reporter Name].

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