Americans Face Highest Inflation Spike Since the Great Recession as Biden "Restores Norms" of 1977

And the Washington Post spun this favorably for Biden as a sign of a "revved-up" economy.

Thanks, NeverTrump!

Meanwhile, via a reader at Instapundit-- I'm pleased to inform you, comrade, that this year's wheat harvest has increased from 150 million tons to 100 million tons.

FROM INSTAPUNDIT READER, FARMER, AND AGRONOMIST BART HALL: "PSA for anyone who eats in the US or Canada. This year's wheat harvest is shaping up as dreadful. Durum, used for pasta and bread flour, looks to be the worst in at least 60 years. Soft White Winter wheat, used for pastry flour, and Hard Red Winter [all-purpose] are facing the worst harvests since the 1988 drought. This is a good time to stock up and hoard, since the news is not widely known. Pasta keeps just about forever and a doubling in price is not inconceivable. Same with assorted flours if you bake at home, except flours should be stored in a freezer to prevent damage from Indian Meal Moth and other bugs. Bread also freezes quite well, and will do just fine for at least a year, probably two. Canola oil is also likely to see a price jump, as the crops across Alberta and Saskatchewan have also been clobbered. It also keeps well for years."

posted by Ace at 04:17 PM

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