(The Center Square) – Hispanic Americans cite inflation as a key concern for elected officials to address heading into the 2024 election year, according to newly released polling data.
Prices on a range of goods and services have risen about 20% since President Joe Biden took office. In recent months that increase has slowed, but those prices still remain much higher than when Biden took office.
“Inflation, jobs and the economy, healthcare, crime/guns, and housing costs are top priorities, and there is strong support for policies to address them,” the survey reported, adding that “food and basic necessities, housing/rent, and gasoline are the principal worries regarding inflation.”
Hispanics were nearly split in their approval of President Joe Biden.
The November poll was conducted by the Democratic polling group BSP Research, on behalf of UnidosUS and Mi Familia Vota and surveyed nearly 3,000 eligible Latino voters.
After inflation, jobs and the economy are the second biggest issues for Hispanics, followed by health care, and crime and gun violence.
The following graph from the poll shows the full breakdown:
It is far past time that THE PEOPLE insist that inflation is just another form of an UnConstitutional tax which is created and enforced against THE PEOPLE by unelected officials too cowardly to put the vote before THE PEOPLE in any form of Constituionally aproved means. The Fed has acquired much more power over our natinal finances than any of the three branches of government, and it is far past time that Congress take that power back and eliminate the now bought and paid for, now bankrupt Federal Reserve. Congress at least should ba able to veto and handcuff them when they take actions soley for political preservation of their establishment selves and party that controls them.
Especially since it seems to be UNELECTED bureaucrats that are doing most of the bull, that is ADDING TO OUR inflation woes.