High grocery prices got droves of Americans to vote for Trump but they shouldn’t expect to pay less over the next four years

Americans are shelling out 22% more for groceries compared to when President Joe Biden took office in January 2021, according to October Consumer Price Index inflation data. While wages finally began to outpace the rate at which food prices were rising last year and have continued to, Americans have, understandably, been enraged at how much it’s costing them to feed themselves.

​ Americans are shelling out 22% more for groceries compared to when President Joe Biden took office in January 2021, according to October Consumer Price Index inflation data. While wages finally began to outpace the rate at which food prices were rising last year and have continued to, Americans have, understandably, been enraged at how much it’s costing them to feed themselves. Read More Breaking News, Latest News and Videos | CNN