Senator with Law Degree apparently confused about how inflation works . . .

Photo above - according to Cars.com, the average price of a new pickup truck is now over $60,000. Elizabeth Warren says to ignore that. McDonald's burgers are the worst example inflation.

Today’s link (below) is to Elizabeth Warren, who has “Ted Kennedy’s Senate Seat” (her words, not mine). Senator Warren, you may recall, is the former Law Professor who falsely claimed Native American heritage (she has zero) in order to secure a spot on Harvard's faculty. Then, as a star instructor, Dr. Warren was paid $350,000 a year to teach A SINGLE LAW COURSE each semester. So, if anybody would know about inflation, it should be Dr. Warren, attorney at law, right?

But today Senator Warren is NOT tackling the high cost of college. Her focus is . . . McDonald’s. She believes an all-beef patty, lettuce, tomato and special sauce on a sesame seed bun is going up faster than the White House's questionable benchmark for inflation.

Well, burgers might be. But Senator Warren cites zero actual data to support her claim. Evidence is apparently not needed. This is an election year. Vote against inflation.

Senator Warren's party also wants you to support a nationwide $15/hour minimum wage for burger flippers, cashiers, and cleanup workers. UAW salary+benefits of $140,000. Higher federal taxes on diesel and gasoline. The dockworkers recently got a 50% wage increase, I believe. Housing has been going up by double digits – for years – because of restrictive government programs that prevent high density apartments within 10 miles of Malibu, or manufactured housing within 10 miles of anywhere.

But let's stay focused on burgers. As if none of the above has anything to do with inflation. Because the world doesn’t have to make sense. Let’s just do as we’re told and stop worrying.

I’m just sayin’ . . .

Elizabeth Warren Blasts McDonald's Over Prices Raising Prices Faster Than Inflation — 'Corporate Profits Must Not Come At The Expense Of People's Ability To Put Food On The Table'