hh and ern are simply following orders. The rat press spent the weekend asking JD Vance why the food prices weren't down yet LOL! 6 days after inauguration and that is the best they can come up with. Its so immature and idiotic that they think people are stupid enough to follow that bullshit. Adult liberals who go out and goose step to such idiotic thinking should be ashamed.
Hours after taking office, Trump's White House announces a bulk repeal of dozens of executive orders and directives signed by former President Joe Biden. Among them were actions lowering health care costs and improving insurance access and quality for Americans. Democrats have taken note.
Executive Order 14087, titled "Lowering Prescription Drug Costs for Americans," signed by Biden in October 2022 and axed by Trump last week, directed the Department of Health and Human Services to implement new payment models that would lower drug costs - including proposed $2 copays for generic drugs - and improve access to emerging experimental cancer treatments for Medicare and Medicaid enrollees.
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hh and ern are simply following orders. The rat press spent the weekend asking JD Vance why the food prices weren't down yet LOL! 6 days after inauguration and that is the best they can come up with. Its so immature and idiotic that they think people are stupid enough to follow that bullshit. Adult liberals who go out and goose step to such idiotic thinking should be ashamed.
"When I win, I will immediately bring prices down, starting on day one"-Daddy
You got a little Cheeto dust on your chins, girls.
But Daddy cares about you, suckers.
Hours after taking office, Trump's White House announces a bulk repeal of dozens of executive orders and directives signed by former President Joe Biden. Among them were actions lowering health care costs and improving insurance access and quality for Americans. Democrats have taken note.
Executive Order 14087, titled "Lowering Prescription Drug Costs for Americans," signed by Biden in October 2022 and axed by Trump last week, directed the Department of Health and Human Services to implement new payment models that would lower drug costs - including proposed $2 copays for generic drugs - and improve access to emerging experimental cancer treatments for Medicare and Medicaid enrollees.
Stands to reason. Demand has been artificially inflated by subsidies from NGOs and other agencies providing airfare, lodging/rent, food.
@UW_Doog_Bot is the economist but demand goes down while supply stays constant, should mean lower prices.
Would also guess that without having to print more money to pay for all that shit, the value of the dollar goes up a bit too.