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If Democrats want to keep winning the Latino vote, they'll need to stop using the politically correct and gender-neutral word "Latinx" to do so.



The term, which was invented by far-left academics and activists to change the Spanish language to be more inclusive of people who identify as transgender and gender non-binary, is highly unpopular with Hispanic Americans. In fact, according to a new nationwide poll of Hispanic voters, many find it downright offensive.



Among those surveyed by Bendixen & Amandi International, a top Democratic firm that specializes in Latino outreach, only 2% said they refer to themselves as Latinx. Most respondents, 68%, call themselves "Hispanic," and 21% said they prefer to use "Latino" or "Latina" to describe their ethnic background.



40% of respondents said "Latinx" bothers or offends them, and 30% said they would be less likely to vote for someone that uses the term — including nearly a quarter of Democrats surveyed.

I've never heard of the term Latinx.

I would guess it's a "Woke" creation .. never existing in real life

[Anonymous]

Until recently,most economists said inflation would be transitory, but now they're saying prices may well continue to rise through 2022.



his week on Down To Business, Sohaib Shahid, director of economic innovation at the Conference Board of Canada, explains what's causing inflation to rise to its highest point in three decades and why it's not "transitory."



He predicted that people would feel the bite of rising prices a lot more in 2022.

[Anonymous]

Until recently,most economists said inflation would be transitory, but now they're saying prices may well continue to rise through 2022.



his week on Down To Business, Sohaib Shahid, director of economic innovation at the Conference Board of Canada, explains what's causing inflation to rise to its highest point in three decades and why it's not "transitory."



He predicted that people would feel the bite of rising prices a lot more in 2022.

I never believed the transitory excuse.

[Anonymous]

Gutsy NY diner waitress boots patron for creeping on 'underaged girls

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[Odinson]

What the hell...

[Anonymous]

What the hell...

[Anonymous]

The sad travails of the self-important entitled.



"Remember when Meghan Markle complained to Oprah Winfrey that the Queen "pulled our security"? It turns out you were paying for that security all along. Documents obtained by CBC confirmed that Prince Harry and his family have cost the Canadian taxpayer more than $330,000 in security expenses in their various visits to the country since 2017. This includes the brief episode in early 2020 where Harry and Meaghan fled London for Victoria, B.C. and first announced their intention to leave the royal family. At the time, protecting the couple in B.C. – which Canada was compelled to do as Harry and Meaghan were officially considered diplomats – was costing the federal treasury more than $1,000 a day. Contrary to Meaghan's comments to Oprah, that security was pulled because once the couple were no longer royals, Canada's obligations to surround them with Mounties officially ceased."

[Odinson]

What the hell...

[Anonymous]

What the hell...

[Anonymous]

Now would be an opportunity for Trudeau to show some leadership on the inflation crisis by suspending the carbon tax and his new fuel standards cash grab.



Grocery bill for Canadian families to go up by almost $1,000 in 2022: Report





Canada's Food Price Report predicts the average family of four will pay an extra $966 for food in 2022, for a total annual grocery bill of nearly 15-thousand dollars.



A new report says food prices in Canada are expected to rise to record highs next year.



That's a 7% rise compared to this year, the biggest jump ever predicted by the report.



Sylvain Charlebois, lead author and Dalhousie University professor, says the era of cheap food has ended.



He says prices have been rising steadily since 2010 but the pandemic accelerated that trend.



The report says key drivers pushing up food prices next year include supply chain disruptions, labour market issues and adverse weather events.



It says soaring food prices will contribute to rising food insecurity in Canada, which could leave food banks struggling with higher costs just as demand for their services increases.



The report says the biggest price hikes will be in the dairy aisle and on restaurant menus, which are both expected to see price increases of 6% to 8%.

https://torontosun.com/news/national/grocery-bill-for-canadian-families-to-go-up-by-almost-1000-in-2022-report">https://torontosun.com/news/national/gr ... 022-report">https://torontosun.com/news/national/grocery-bill-for-canadian-families-to-go-up-by-almost-1000-in-2022-report

[Anonymous]

Now would be an opportunity for Trudeau to show some leadership on the inflation crisis by suspending the carbon tax and his new fuel standards cash grab.



Grocery bill for Canadian families to go up by almost $1,000 in 2022: Report





Canada's Food Price Report predicts the average family of four will pay an extra $966 for food in 2022, for a total annual grocery bill of nearly 15-thousand dollars.



A new report says food prices in Canada are expected to rise to record highs next year.



That's a 7% rise compared to this year, the biggest jump ever predicted by the report.



Sylvain Charlebois, lead author and Dalhousie University professor, says the era of cheap food has ended.



He says prices have been rising steadily since 2010 but the pandemic accelerated that trend.



The report says key drivers pushing up food prices next year include supply chain disruptions, labour market issues and adverse weather events.



It says soaring food prices will contribute to rising food insecurity in Canada, which could leave food banks struggling with higher costs just as demand for their services increases.



The report says the biggest price hikes will be in the dairy aisle and on restaurant menus, which are both expected to see price increases of 6% to 8%.

https://torontosun.com/news/national/grocery-bill-for-canadian-families-to-go-up-by-almost-1000-in-2022-report">https://torontosun.com/news/national/gr ... 022-report">https://torontosun.com/news/national/grocery-bill-for-canadian-families-to-go-up-by-almost-1000-in-2022-report

We're noticing it now, but it will get worse. How can Trudeau live with himself raising taxes on everything when so many working people are struggling to put food on the table.

[Anonymous]

U.S. consumer prices rose further in November amid strong gains in the cost of food and a range of other goods, leading to the largest annual increase in more than 39 years.

[Anonymous]

I got my free turkey yesterday. Yes, that is all CP gives out for Christmas.

[Thiel]

Now would be an opportunity for Trudeau to show some leadership on the inflation crisis by suspending the carbon tax and his new fuel standards cash grab.



Grocery bill for Canadian families to go up by almost $1,000 in 2022: Report





Canada's Food Price Report predicts the average family of four will pay an extra $966 for food in 2022, for a total annual grocery bill of nearly 15-thousand dollars.



A new report says food prices in Canada are expected to rise to record highs next year.



That's a 7% rise compared to this year, the biggest jump ever predicted by the report.



Sylvain Charlebois, lead author and Dalhousie University professor, says the era of cheap food has ended.



He says prices have been rising steadily since 2010 but the pandemic accelerated that trend.



The report says key drivers pushing up food prices next year include supply chain disruptions, labour market issues and adverse weather events.



It says soaring food prices will contribute to rising food insecurity in Canada, which could leave food banks struggling with higher costs just as demand for their services increases.



The report says the biggest price hikes will be in the dairy aisle and on restaurant menus, which are both expected to see price increases of 6% to 8%.

https://torontosun.com/news/national/grocery-bill-for-canadian-families-to-go-up-by-almost-1000-in-2022-report">https://torontosun.com/news/national/gr ... 022-report">https://torontosun.com/news/national/grocery-bill-for-canadian-families-to-go-up-by-almost-1000-in-2022-report

We're noticing it now, but it will get worse. How can Trudeau live with himself raising taxes on everything when so many working people are struggling to put food on the table.

Do you think Trudeau knows how much a loaf of bread or a litre of milk costs?

[Anonymous]

We had two hundred posts today.....we haven't had that in a while.