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🔥In the past 3 years, the average New Jersey family has lost $23,381 dollars to the Biden Inflation Tax—and the Biden Price Hikes are continuing to drain over $1,000 dollars from the typical New Jersey family budget every single month.

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Chicken +32%
Hamburgers +37%
Soda +30%
Eggs +50%
Gasoline +50%
Bacon +79%

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🔥In the past 3 years, the average New Jersey family has lost $23,381 dollars to the Biden Inflation Tax—and the Biden Price Hikes are continuing to drain over $1,000 dollars from the typical New Jersey family budget every single month.

Hot Dogs +22%
Chicken +32%
Hamburgers +37%
Soda +30%
Eggs +50%
Gasoline +50%
Bacon +79%

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