Inflation: Joe Biden's main albatross

When Joe Biden visited Philadelphia this week, it was his 27th trip to Philadelphia since his inauguration. During his speech, Mr. Biden said "It’s not an accident, it’s my economic plan in action. Together, we’re transforming the country." Dictionary.com's definition of transform is "to change in form, appearance, or structure; to change in condition, nature, or character."

Joe Biden doesn't have a mandate to change the U.S. in form, nature or character. Further, millions of people love the Founding Fathers, the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. Most importantly, Joe Biden isn't listening to people. He didn't listen to James Watson, who is "an independent voter who manages a convenience store at a Philadelphia gas station." Watson said "Inflation’s terrible. Everything’s more expensive than it was." Why would people support a president who doesn't listen to them and who has screwed up the economy?

Biden took over an economy that was growing and that virtually no inflation. In less than 2 years, the economy wasn't growing anymore and inflation was hurting virtually every family budget. Under Trump, most families had lots of paycheck left at the end of their bills. With Biden, most families have more bills left at the end of their paychecks.

Joe Biden's goal from Day One was to effect dramatic change, partially because he hated Donald Trump, partially because he wanted to finish what President Obama started. The thing is that most people don't want a radical transformation of the U.S. They want a return to the patriotism of 9-11. They want President Bush throwing out the first pitch at the World Series at Yankee Stadium:

They want the safety and security of Jason Aldean's 'Try That in a Small Town':

The thing that the American people want most is their government getting the subtle, fundamental, things right. Secure our border. Make our neighborhoods safe. Fix the economy so that inflation is virtually nothing, wages are rising and people who work hard and play by the rules make a good living. That's all we're asking for.

Bidenomics has failed us in that. Bidenomics, which virtually every DC Democrat voted for the past 2 years, means high inflation, high prices and mounting credit card debt. Bidenomics is out-of-control spending that triggered the highest inflation in 40 years. Bidenomics is high interest rates for mortgage rates. Bidenomics is credit card debt reaching $1,000,000,000,000 (that's $1 Trillion) for the first time in our nation's history.

We don't need radical transformation. We need a return to the things the Greatest Generation built. First, they defeated Hitler. Then they built the interstate highway system. Then they insisted on fixing our civil rights under the leadership of MLK Jr., JFK and Hubert Humphrey.

We need a return to a selfless America, where everyone looked out for each other. We need to get rid of Joe Biden's and Hunter Biden's Grifter America, where people are just in it for themselves.

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