Carving Up Biden’s Inflation Beef - WSJ Opinion

Thanks for the lecture, but back to Econ 101, Mr. President. Meat prices fell in the five years before the pandemic, and markets didn’t suddenly become less competitive. Like so much else in the Biden era, meat prices have soared amid surging demand, rising production costs and constrained supply.

A year of bad policies gets runaway inflation and mismatched supply and demand.

That or all of the sudden, as the Administration suggests, major players in every sector all decided at the same time to engage in separate but identical criminal price-fixing schemes.

The hilarious part about the disconnect of Team Biden is how apparent their incompetence is to the public. They keep telling us that the Emperor is wearing the finest of clothes, but our eyes tell us the real truth.

It’s 12 months of executive orders, misguided policies, and reckless spending that’s culminated in this particular brew of economic hardship.