Joe Biden, Bidenomics vs. reality

Joe Biden is hurting himself by insisting that 'Bidenomics' is helping Americans. From the start of his administration, Biden's been touting job creation as his proof that his plan is working. That's foolish in light of the fact that inflation is killing families' budgets. That's the best argument against Bidenomics but it isn't the only argument.

Another fantastic argument against Bidenomics is -- get ready for it -- the truth. I wrote this post to highlight Biden's propensity for lying. In that post, I quoted principal deputy press secretary Olivia Dalton as saying "we find that when we go out and we talk to people about it, they support Bidenomics." QUESTION: Is anyone in this administration capable of telling the truth? The reason I ask this question is because an AP/NORC poll from June 22-26 asked if they approved of the job Biden was doing on the economy. One-third said yes while 64% said they disapproved of his handling of the economy. A YouGov poll showed that 29% approved of his handling of inflation while 61% disapproved. Here's the proof:

Notice, too, that other Joe Biden lies are debunked in Kudlow's opening riff.

Biden has said that trickle-down economics don't work and they never have. That's BS. According to the St. Louis Fed, the Reagan economy grew by 6% in 1982-84. The St. Louis Fed also said that the Reagan economy grew by 5% from 1982-1989, the end of Reagan's presidency. Inflation was conquered. Take home pay rose. Wealth was created -- and not just for the wealthy, as Biden would have you believe.

After his riff, Kudlow interviewed Steve Forbes and Art Laffer. When Kudlow reminded his guests that JFK said a rising tide lifts all boats, Laffer replied "Let me give you the 2 lines before that line. No American is made better off by pulling a fellow American down and we're all made better off when anyone of us is made better off. Then the next line in Kennedy's speech was 'A rising tide, it raises all boats.' Then Laffer explained, saying "The first 2 are critical because we don't have class warfare in this country because it has to be manufactured." Check this interview out from start-to-finish:

Think long-and-hard about this: the next time Joe Biden uses the word prosperity in one of his economic speeches will be the first time. People aren't getting ahead with Bidenomics. They're falling behind. Groceries are significantly more expensive. Home heating or cooling bills are definitely significantly more expensive. Home mortgage rates are rising with no end in sight. Finally, take home pay is shrinking after inflation is factored in. What part of Bidenomics sounds appealing to you?

As a senior living on a fixed income, I can say without hesitation that Bidenomics' inflation sucks bigtime. This senile lying sack of BS must go, the sooner the better. I'm tired of the corruption. I'm tired of the lying. I'm tired of the utter incompetence. I'm tired of the weaponization of the government, too. A final finally -- I can't wait until this idiot is relegated to the dustbin of U.S. history

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