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<blockquote data-quote="RobGMN" data-source="post: 8886004" data-attributes="member: 683408">When you switch from outright stating that prices will come down, to &quot;I&#039;d like to&quot; and &quot;I think&quot; THREE times in the seven sentences you spoke, you&#039;re walking back on your promise, and covering your *** before you even failed.In case you missed it the first time, it went like this:DONALD TRUMP: &quot;It’s a big deal. The groceries — more than anything else, they talk about what’s at the checkout counter, the groceries. And we’re going to get it all down. It’s going to be done. Not just stopping and holding inflation. That’s the easy part. We have this big damage done to our country. We have to get the prices down. Where bacon is up — oh, bacon. We don’t order bacon anymore. It’s too expensive, right?But it’s all up too much, and we’re going to get it down.&quot;And that suddenly became: &quot;Look, they got them up. I&#039;d like to bring them down. It&#039;s hard to bring things down once they&#039;re up. You know, it&#039;s very hard. But I think that they will. I think that energy is going to bring them down. I think a better supply chain is going to bring them down&quot;&quot;we&#039;re going to get it all down&quot;&quot;It&#039;s going to be done&quot;&quot;we have to&quot;&quot;we&#039;re going to get it down&quot;&quot;I&#039;d like to&quot;&quot;It&#039;s hard to&quot;&quot;I think they will&quot;&quot;I think that&quot;&quot;I think&quot;If you don&#039;t consider that walking back on his words, you are more blinded by his orange glow than I thought.And I&#039;m sure it was 13 below zero at your house this morning, since it was that cold at my house.The CPI data is not gathered at one store, or the stores in one city, or even one state. It&#039;s a countrywide average.You know that, right?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobGMN, post: 8886004, member: 683408"] When you switch from outright stating that prices will come down, to "I'd like to" and "I think" THREE times in the seven sentences you spoke, you're walking back on your promise, and covering your *** before you even failed. In case you missed it the first time, it went like this: DONALD TRUMP: [I]"It’s a big deal. [B]The groceries[/B] — more than anything else, they talk about what’s at the checkout counter, [B]the groceries[/B]. And [B]we’re going to get it all down[/B]. It’s [B]going to be done[/B]. [B]Not just stopping and holding inflation[/B]. That’s the easy part. We have this big damage done to our country. [B]We have to get the prices down[/B]. Where bacon is up — oh, bacon. We don’t order bacon anymore. It’s too expensive, right? But it’s all up too much, and [B]we’re going to get it down[/B]."[/I] And that suddenly became: [I]"Look, they got them up. [B]I'd like [/B]to bring them down. [B]It's hard[/B] to bring things down once they're up. You know, [B]it's very hard[/B]. But [B]I think[/B] that they will.[B] I think[/B] that energy is going to bring them down. [B]I think[/B] a better supply chain is going to bring them down" "we're going to get it all down" "It's going to be done" "we have to" "we're going to get it down" "I'd like to" "It's hard to" "I think they will" "I think that" "I think"[/I] If you don't consider that walking back on his words, you are more blinded by his orange glow than I thought. And I'm sure it was 13 below zero at your house this morning, since it was that cold at my house. The CPI data is not gathered at one store, or the stores in one city, or even one state. It's a countrywide average. You know that, right? [/QUOTE]

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