Mike Huckabee

President Biden continues to insist that the economy is growing like crazy, and his policies are to credit for it, despite the fact that we are in a recession, but only if you use the definition of “recession” that until he came along was the universal definition of “recession.” He also claimed that there was no inflation in July, just because for once, inflation didn’t increase from the previous month, mostly because of a drop in gas prices that’s largely due to draining our strategic petroleum reserve and prices being so high that most people curtailed their driving (they’re still about a dollar higher per gallon than when Biden took office, though.)

However, this morning, stock prices took another plunge as Biden’s own Labor Department undercut his economic fairy tales by reporting that inflation rose more than expected in August. The consumer price index rose 8.3% from one year ago and 0.1% from the previous month. Economists had predicted an 8.1% yearly rise and a monthly price decline of 0.1%. Gas prices are down, but food prices continue to rise. Grocery prices were up 0.7% just since July, and restaurant prices rose 0.9% from the previous month.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/inflation-rose-august-prices-gains-slow-remain-near-record-high

To put that into perspective, 8.3% of your salary is about one-twelfth of it. So if you’re making the same pay now as you did last year, higher prices have robbed you of a full month of your yearly pay. If you buy the same things this year as you did last year, inflation has made it like trying to pay for it with 11 months’ worth of pay instead of 12 months’ worth.

With perfect timing, Biden had planned to use today to stage a victory lap for passing the Dems’ ironically named “Inflation Reduction Act,” which doesn’t reduce inflation at all but does put hundreds of billions of dollars in their green cronies’ pockets and hire 87,000 new IRS auditors to shake it out of our pockets.

The fact is that any job “growth” that Biden is patting himself on the back for came from either reopening the artificially shut-down economy or the boom in red states that are defying his policies. Imagine what the economic numbers would look like if they only took blue states into account!

Related: A new survey by the Job Creators Network Foundation found that 57% of small business owners believe we are already in a recession. Only 30% rate the economy as good or excellent. And 70% oppose adding 87,000 more IRS agents, because they know they’re not just going to target billionaires; they’ll be going after small businesses.

https://hotair.com/headlines/2022/09/12/small-business-owners-recession-is-already-here-n495850

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Today, Huck PAC is pleased to announce the support of these pro-life Republicans:

Kelly Tshibaka for U.S. Senate $5,000 (AK)

David Schweikert for U.S. House $5,000 (AZ-1)

Tom Barrett for U.S. House $5,000 (MI-7)

Sam Peters for U.S. House $5,000 (NV-4)

Chuck Edwards for U.S. House $5,000 (NC-11)

Pat Harrigan for U.S. House $5,000 (NC-14)

Dan Newhouse for U.S. House $5,000 (WA-4)

Jeremy Shaffer for U.S. House $5,000 (PA-17)

Jim Bognet for U.S. House $5,000 (PA-8)

Brad Finstad for U.S. House $5,000 (MN-1)

Christine Villaverde for U.S. House $5,000 (NC-2)

Mayra Flores for U.S. House $5,000 (TX-34)

Cassy Garcia for U.S. House $5,000 (TX-28)

Tyler Kistner for U.S. House $5,000 (MN-2)

Amanda Adkins for U.S. House $5,000 (KS-3)

Ryan Guillen for State House (TX-31) $5,000

Janie Lopez for State House (TX-35) $5,000

Katherine Parker for State House (TX-74) $5,000

Angie Button for State House (TX-112) $5,000

John Lujan for State House (TX-115) $5,000

Jamee Jolly for State House (TX- 70) $5,000

Adam Hinojosa for State Senate (TX-27) $5,000

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Today, Huck PAC is pleased to announce the support of these pro-life Republicans:

$5,000   Dan Meuser for U.S. House (PA-9)

$5,000   Scott Perry for U.S. House (PA-10)

$5,000   Lloyd Smucker for U.S. House (PA-11)

$5,000 John Joyce for U.S. House (PA-13)

$5,000   Guy Reschenthaler for U.S. House (PA-14)

$5,000   Glenn Thompson for U.S. House (PA-15)

$5,000 Mike Kelly for U.S. House (PA-16)

$5,000 Marianette Miller-Meeks for U.S. House (IA-1)

$5,000   Michael Guest for U.S. House (MS-3)

$5,000   Morgan Griffith for U.S. House (VA-9)

This year Huck PAC has directly contributed $2,758,800  to 409 candidates and causes.

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Today, Huck PAC is pleased to announce the support of these pro-life Republicans:

$5,000   Matt Gaetz for U.S. House (FL-1) 

$5,000   Neal Dunn for U.S. House (FL-2) 

$5,000   Kat Cammack for U.S. House (FL-3) 

$5,000   John Rutherford for U.S. House (FL-5) 

$5,000   Michael Waltz for U.S. House (FL-6) 

$5,000   Bill Posey for U.S. House (FL-8) 

$5,000   Daniel Webster for U.S. House (FL-11) 

$5,000   Gus Bilirakis for U.S. House (FL-12) 

$5,000   Vern Buchanan for U.S. House (FL-16) 

$5,000   Greg Steube for U.S. House (FL-17) 

$5,000   Scott Franklin for U.S. House (FL-18) 

$5,000   Byron Donalds for U.S. House (FL-19) 

$5,000   Brian Mast for U.S. House (FL-21) 

$5,000   Andrew Garbarino for U.S. House (NY-2)  

$5,000 Elizabeth Joy for U.S. House (NY-20) 

$5,000 Elise Stefanik for U.S. House (NY-21) 

$5,000 Claudia Tenney for U.S. House (NY-24) 

$5,000 Harriet Hageman for U.S. House (WY-ATL) 

$5,000 Leora Levy for U.S. Senate (CT) 

$5,000 Gerald Malloy for U.S. Senate (VT) 

This year Huck PAC has directly contributed $2,708,800 to 380 candidates and causes.

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