Joe Biden's economy is smoking hot?

H/T: HotAir's David Strom

For almost 4 years, Joe Biden has spoken (mumbled might be more descriptive) on Jobs Report Friday about how Bidenomics was working. Even when Bidenflation hit 9.1% Y/Y, Biden insisted that the U.S. economy was the best in the world. Circleback Jen Psaki even admitted that the other indusrialized nations' inflation rates were similar. To that, I say that's just proof that their economic policies were just as stupid as Bidenomics.

Let's remember that gas prices hit a nationwide all-time high of $5.01/gallon in June, 2022. Back then, Psaki nicknamed the high prices "Putin's Price Hike."

It isn't just that the Biden Crime Syndicate, aka the Biden Family, is dishonest. It's that the Biden administration is dishonest too. For at least 2 years, the monthly jobs report has been revised downward. Further, the annual jobs revision was revised downward by 818,000 this past summer.

E.J. Antoni illustrates the U.S. economy perfectly with this tweet: I've been preaching this gospel for 2+ years:
One thing Joe Biden didn't lie about, though, is that the American economy was doing better than our peers, but that isn't because America was doing so hot, but because all Western leaders have been pursuing policies that destroy economic growth, innovation, and improved prosperity for their citizens.
When's the last time that the U.S. economy wasn't the best in the world? Further, it isn't a fact that Bidenomics created 16,000,000 new jobs like he said in this dishonest piece of propaganda:

At best, Biden presided over an economy that recovered 12,000,000 jobs that were lost as a result of the COVID shutdown. It's worth noting that there are fewer people employed today than there were employed on Biden's inauguration. Q: How is it possible to create 16,000,000 new jobs and still have fewer people employed than the day you started? A: It isn't possible! Check this out: The statistics tell a story. The family budget in most middle class homes tells a much worse story. Inflation is the reason for the difference. Had Biden not driven inflation sky-high before his first quarter in office had ended, its likely that the economy wouldn't be in the shape it's in.

Bidenomics will be a major part of Biden's legacy. IF that's true, history won't be kind to Scranton Joe.

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