NPR: “The White House has begun to pivot how it’s pitching the president’s multitrillion-dollar spending plans for programs like universal pre-kindergarten, free community college, better transit and more high-speed internet, arguing that in the long run, these investments will lead to lower prices.”
“But Republicans are already trying to seize on rising prices by warning people that the country is on the verge of 1970s-style inflation — still a long way off — and are using this fear as a fresh attack on ‘big government’ — something they think has particular political saliency when people are frustrated by their larger grocery bills.”
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