Z ID: 89beb6 July 25, 2022, 12:29 p.m. No.16806392   🗄️.is 🔗kun

RNC: Red, White, and Broke

 

This Independence Day, prices for cookouts, travel, and fireworks are all skyrocketing.

 

The Republican National Committee has put together some research regarding something we noted earlier this week — that “$0.16 in savings” Joe Biden’s administration touted for last year’s Independence Day cookouts is long gone.

 

AMERICANS GET LESS BANG FOR THEIR BUCK THIS FOURTH OF JULY

 

Thanks to Bidenflation, Americans can expect to pay significantly more this Independence Day on cookouts, travel, and even fireworks.

With inflation reaching a new 40-year high, Fourth of July barbeques will cost a whopping 17 percent more this year according to the American Farm Bureau.

Fourth of July staples are all up in price, with ground beef up 36 percent, chicken breasts up 33 percent, pork chops up 31 percent, pork and beans up 33 percent, lemonade up 22 percent, potato salad up 19 percent, and ice cream up 10 percent.

After the Biden White House attempted to brag about the price of an Independence Day barbeque going down by $0.16 last year, the same meal will now cost $10.18 more this year.

It’s not just cookouts that will cost more – Americans who plan to purchase fireworks this year must brace for higher prices as firework prices are set to increase by up to 30 percent.

Woonsocket, Rhode Island fireworks salesman Michael O'Neil: “A container of fireworks is typically around $8,500, this year the same shipment is around $60,000.”

 

GAS PRICES AND TRAVEL COSTS SKYROCKET UNDER BIDEN

 

On top of rising food prices, experts warn “drivers will be facing the most expensive July 4th at the pump ever this year.”

Average U.S. gas prices recently reached over $5.00 a gallon, more than doubling since Biden took office.

In just one year, gas prices under Biden have increased by nearly $2.00 per gallon while diesel has gone up by over $2.50 per gallon.

Americans looking to get away this summer will face rising prices across the board, with airfare costs increasing by more than $130 and rental car prices nearly $150 more than when Biden took office.

Americans will also be facing rising hotel costs, with resort prices up 33 percent compared to pre-pandemic levels.

Biden’s price hike has led to the lowest share of people traveling by air in more than a decade.

According to AAA, prices for air travel, car rentals, cruises, hotels, and tours this holiday weekend have soared 60 percent since 2021.

53 percent of Americans expect Bidenflation to have a “significant or moderate” impact on their holiday plans.