Biden urged NOT to follow through with pledge to 'get more done for American families'

Doug P. | 3:08 PM on November 21, 2022

Today President Biden did the annual turkey pardoning ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, and true to form, it ended up being a bit cringe-y:

BIDEN: “9.5 million turkeys…that's like some of the countries I've been to!” pic.twitter.com/8kEQNJQ91Y

— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) November 21, 2022

Really? Maybe at some point a reporter could get Biden to elaborate on that. Perhaps he was talking about a country with a lot of Republicans in it:

BIDEN: The turkeys "interacted with the children to show their softer side."

"Sounds like another flock hoping to come to Washington in 2024…" pic.twitter.com/gVRuVtKgHW

— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) November 21, 2022

But Biden isn’t just pardoning turkeys today and comparing them to Republicans. According to the POTUS account on Twitter, the president isn’t done “helping” all of us:

Frozen turkeys included in the survey cost $1.81 per pound in mid-to-late October, a 21 percent jump from last year, in part due to a smaller flock this year and more expensive feed costs.

Among other price surges: cubed stuffing costs $3.88 for a 14-ounce box vs. $2.29 last year, while a pack of two pie shells shot up 77 cents to $3.68.

Fed-up shoppers said the Biden administration’s profligate spending was to blame for their sudden case of fiscal agita.

When does the “Building Back Better” start?