Inflation Eases In May, College Teaches Boys To Sneeze Like Girls..

Happy Wednesday to all! Here are some stories for you at midweek:

Inflation numbers looked a bit promising for the month of May: Year over year inflation increased 3.3%, down from 3.4% in April. Month over month, inflation was 0%. Rent was the big driver with a 0.4% increase year over year.

Now of course inflation is not behind us but I will take any bit of good news at this point. Prices are still up 19% since Biden took office and people are struggling. Spending $7 trillion a year and taking in around $5 trillion is now how you combat inflation, this is why we need Trump back in office. Although he did spend a lot of money, if you go back to 2019 spending levels, it was at $4.5 trillion! Still crazy but not even close to what this bozo is shelling out.

Bottom line is, we need real economic growth and less spending to get over this inflation hurdle Americans are facing even though the numbers were a little better last month.

You have GOT TO BE KIDDING ME! College in New York will offer a 20-hour course to teach boys to sneeze like girls, never in my wildest dreams did I ever imagine a course will be offered on such stupidity. Will this go towards a gender studies degree? I have so many questions.

Shocker: California pizza chain packs its bags and heads to Georgia. Blaze Pizza did not give a reason for the move but one can assume it is because of the brilliance of Gavin Newsom, who implemented a $20 an hour minimum wage for fast food workers. Since the law took effect, nearly 10,000 jobs have been lost! This is why red state governors have outperformed their peers economically, really since the pandemic when we had a stark contrast of red vs. blue states. People and businesses are leaving blue states and headed for redder pastures, where Republican governors understand lower taxes and pro-growth polices create great economic climate for all.

Huge win here in Texas, as Attorney General Ken Paxton wins against Biden’s attempt to rewrite Title IX: