Throw Fox News in there too. They even admitted that they are an entertainment channel.
CJsE literally posted the CPI average cost of eggs over the last two or three years IN THIS THREAD. They are through the roof.
no one is saying egg prices werent high, you have a chinese nationalist running the dept of agriculture deciding to prematurely kill 100 million chickens, it's going to spike the costs of eggs..
You should reread what your fellow lemmings said because you’re totally off script.
Wait...the former Governor of Iowa who was born in a Pittsburgh Catholic orphanage and attended Shady Side Academy, is a Chinese nationalist?
Wow, cool racism bro. She's been in the same position since 2002 and was appointed by Bush and served under Trump's entire first term. She was also born in Pennsylvania.
Egg prices increase to record high despite Trump's predictions and bird flu outbreak slowing
U.S. egg prices increased again last month to reach a new record-high of $6.23 per dozen despite President Donald Trump’s predictions, a drop in wholesale prices and no egg farms having bird flu outbreaks.apnews.com
But !!! DERP! I bought eggs for 3.50 in Bethel Park once!
Hmm interesting. Let's take a look at their own video from January where they claim egg prices were $7. I bet Barry Pintar wouldn't confuse egg grades and prices would he?
when they are cheap, it's a non issue that only republicans bring up. when they are expensive, it's trump's fault even though they were expensive months before he got into office.Hmm interesting. Let's take a look at their own video from January where they claim egg prices were $7. I bet Barry Pintar wouldn't confuse egg grades and prices would he?
Dozen Large Grade A Free Range Eggs - $5.89
Dozen Large Grade A Eggs - $4.89
Dozen Large Free Range Grade A Brown Eggs - $5.09
Dozen Large Cage Free Eggs - $5.98
Dozen Large Brown Free Range Grade A Organic Eggs - 6.59
18 Egglands Extra Large Grade AA Eggs - $6.99
Wow, big shock there that comparing grade AA eggs to Grade B or ungraded eggs is going to result in the AA eggs looking more expensive...Go find a dozen AA eggs right now and tell me what they cost, I bet they're $6.50. There wasn't a single B grade or regular non-graded egg price visible in the video, but how much you want to bet the field reporter didn't bother to look at the type of eggs he was comparing? You aren't very good at this arguing thing.
Edit: I missed this before. See even I can screw up. That $7 price they are saying was the price in January, that was for 18 eggs, not 1 dozen. So go find an 18 pack of AA eggs and tell me they're lower than $7 right now.
Hmm interesting. Let's take a look at their own video from January where they claim egg prices were $7. I bet Barry Pintar wouldn't confuse egg grades and prices would he?
Dozen Large Grade A Free Range Eggs - $5.89
Dozen Large Grade A Eggs - $4.89
Dozen Large Free Range Grade A Brown Eggs - $5.09
Dozen Large Cage Free Eggs - $5.98
Dozen Large Brown Free Range Grade A Organic Eggs - 6.59
18 Egglands Extra Large Grade AA Eggs - $6.99
Wow, big shock there that comparing grade AA eggs to Grade B or ungraded eggs is going to result in the AA eggs looking more expensive...Go find a dozen AA eggs right now and tell me what they cost, I bet they're $6.50. There wasn't a single B grade or regular non-graded egg price visible in the video, but how much you want to bet the field reporter didn't bother to look at the type of eggs he was comparing? You aren't very good at this arguing thing.
Edit: I missed this before. See even I can screw up. That $7 price they are saying was the price in January, that was for 18 eggs, not 1 dozen. So go find an 18 pack of AA eggs and tell me they're lower than $7 right now.
