re: Inflation Is Taking Biggest Toll on Nonwhites, WSJ Poll Shows

Yes

It doesn't matter.
Democrats control the narrative via a compliant liberal news media so they will blame Republicans, buy votes and minorities well keep voting for Democrats.

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Twitter about to ban WSJ for "misinformation"

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I seriously doubt it. Other news outlets have articles about this as well.

JPow said it was transitory and Janet Yellen said it would go away when COVID cases went down

Don’t tell me the “experts” can be…. wrong?

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Uncle Joe”? Roger needs to let go of the plantation mindset…

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This guy voted for Trump according to the article so the “uncle Joe” was tongue in cheek

women most affected by inflation

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women most affected by inflation

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In my hyper progressive and affluent suburb of Chicago, it's basically like 1955 but with a massive dose of hypocrisy.

Most of the soccer moms out here don't work and tend to stay home. Their mom's didn't work. Their daughter's won't work. And they look down on women with careers - even doctors or lawyers. Their starter husbands have a career just a METRA train ride away in the city, so they can afford a nice "faux rural" homestead on 1-2 acres right near their favorite historic district with all of the local shops that all target the exact same soccer mom demographic with overpriced clothing, bad coffee, and organic locally sourced food from the same suppliers that Whole Foods, Mariano's (Kroger), and Jewell Osco uses.

These progressive women look down on their southern counterparts for not being "modern feminist" enough or for having jobs or voting republican....but that's another rant for another day.

So areas like this are swinging the poll towards women being most impacted - because they do more of the shopping/spending while their husbands do the earning. So women are most likely to notice when their weekly shopping spree at "basic bitch boutique" or their goat yoga classes cost 50% more than they used to.

The media will use this to paint inflation as some kind of sexist thing when it impacts almost every damn one of us. But I have an inkling that the above scenarios are why this poll is showing these results.

Hey WSJ, inflation affects whitey too

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In my hyper progressive and affluent suburb of Chicago, it's basically like 1955 but with a massive dose of hypocrisy.

Most of the soccer moms out here don't work and tend to stay home. Their mom's didn't work. Their daughter's won't work. And they look down on women with careers - even doctors or lawyers. Their starter husbands have a career just a METRA train ride away in the city, so they can afford a nice "faux rural" homestead on 1-2 acres right near their favorite historic district with all of the local shops that all target the exact same soccer mom demographic with overpriced clothing, bad coffee, and organic locally sourced food from the same suppliers that Whole Foods, Mariano's (Kroger), and Jewell Osco uses.

These progressive women look down on their southern counterparts for not being "modern feminist" enough or for having jobs or voting republican....but that's another rant for another day.

So areas like this are swinging the poll towards women being most impacted - because they do more of the shopping/spending while their husbands do the earning. So women are most likely to notice when their weekly shopping spree at "basic bitch boutique" or their goat yoga classes cost 50% more than they used to.

The media will use this to paint inflation as some kind of sexist thing when it impacts almost every damn one of us. But I have an inkling that the above scenarios are why this poll is showing these results.

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This exists in the south, but nothing like they do in the bigger northern cities. This is the exact demographic that has been supporting policy decisions that have caused our current situation.