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Grim Chieftain

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19. Every day, every single day it's more bad news

Wed May 27, 2026, 11:26 AM

17 hrs ago

I don't know how much more we can take. I keep reading that depression and mental health issues are escalating.
This honestly can't go on. Not only did he and his rabid cabal kill thousands with his mishandling of covid, now he is affecting our mental health.

He is truly the embodiment of evil. Heck of a time to cut back on my wine consumption.

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Americans Are About to Pay Even More at the Grocery Store [View all] Beachnutt 19 hrs ago OP

The cost of meat is ridiculous...................... Lovie777 19 hrs ago #1

I was just telling my mom the other day that Haggard Celine 16 hrs ago #24

HA HA HA HA! A quiet rooster? Jacson6 16 hrs ago #37

Think a valium might work? Haggard Celine 15 hrs ago #38

Pellet Rifle always worked back in the day. Lochloosa 15 hrs ago #39

Hmmm. I've got a pellet/bb gun. Haggard Celine 15 hrs ago #40

Chicken and dumplings. They are too tough to broil Lochloosa 12 hrs ago #45

True. I've seen more people than ever ask the checker to take the beef off. peppertree 16 hrs ago #27

It looks to me as though they're having trouble scapegoating. ananda 16 hrs ago #34

Because of infrastructure damage in the gulf, it will take 1.5 to 3 years to return to prewar production. Swede 19 hrs ago #2

Full-blown recession by this time next year. Wednesdays 16 hrs ago #26

3 onions, 2 garlic, cilantro lapfog_1 19 hrs ago #3

Farmers are now paying much higher prices for fertilizer and fuel and that is gonna add to price of food. Botany 18 hrs ago #4

Don't blame Trump - blame the GOP who enabled him RainCaster 18 hrs ago #11

Good point. Too often we forget that Republican politicians are the disease, Trump is only the symptom. Fil1957 17 hrs ago #15

I would amend that to say "Don't JUST blame Trump" LR3 17 hrs ago #18

The GOP and Trump are one in the same Botany 17 hrs ago #21

Hello, RainCaster. It is not the GOP enablers. The root cause is the robber barons, today's billionaires. They PatrickforB 17 hrs ago #23

We will have to win the presidency in order to fulfill your wish list Wednesdays 16 hrs ago #28

If we win those majorities, there will be impeachment and conviction. But yeah, then Vance, then Johnson... n/t PatrickforB 16 hrs ago #36

Depression-era soup lines soon (if not already). sakabatou 18 hrs ago #5

Given how the country is right now Bettie 17 hrs ago #17

We've had them for some time. They're called food banks now. paleotn 16 hrs ago #29

At this point Mossfern 18 hrs ago #6

It's still not too late to put out a garden. Emile 18 hrs ago #7

The vast majority of people cannot have gardens large enough intheflow 11 hrs ago #47

Thanks to every idiot who votes republican Mysterian 18 hrs ago #8

And restaurants dalton99a 18 hrs ago #9

Aluminum foil has gotten very expensive. patphil 18 hrs ago #10

It has nearly tripled... GiqueCee 18 hrs ago #12

Yep. Take a wild guess why. underpants 16 hrs ago #30

Yeah, I saw this coming. patphil 11 hrs ago #46

Tariffs followed by Donnie's big Gulf adventure. paleotn 16 hrs ago #33

Unsurprising lonely bird 17 hrs ago #13

It will not be good enough to simply win on the discontent of Americans for this situation... Ol Janx Spirit 17 hrs ago #14

About 60 days mtngirl47 17 hrs ago #16

Every day, every single day it's more bad news Grim Chieftain 17 hrs ago #19

Tbh it's the entire billionaire class sucking America's neck like a vampire. Oneironaut 15 hrs ago #41

I've drastically reduced my drinking MustLoveBeagles 13 hrs ago #43

Sorry about the health issues Grim Chieftain 13 hrs ago #44

But if the rapist tells them the prices are back to normal bif 17 hrs ago #20

I don't know how people are doing it. Prices are sky high Bristlecone 17 hrs ago #22

We're coming to the States in mid-July. We are prepared for the worst. DFW 16 hrs ago #25

The wheat harvest is looking sad Racygrandma 16 hrs ago #31

Don't underestimate just how bad popsdenver 16 hrs ago #32

kick Exp 16 hrs ago #35

Amidst all of the recent chaos in the Middle East genxlib 15 hrs ago #42

A pound of wild salmon is cheaper than hamburger Hassler 7 hrs ago #48

Smaller cattle herds will mean smaller feedlot operations, less market for corn and soybeans. eppur_se_muova 5 hrs ago #49