He deserves blame for lying to Americans about inflation when it was fairly obvious to anyone that had an ounce of financial sense that inflation wasn't short term and a long term problem. I and a few other posters on here kept saying it and we can pull the receipts to show it as well as Biden's and the Feds comments about it.you gotta be really simple minded to blame Biden for a global recession
He deserves blame for lying to Americans about inflation when it was fairly obvious to anyone that had an ounce of financial sense that inflation wasn't short term and a long term problem. I and a few other posters on here kept saying it and we can pull the receipts to show it as well as Biden's and the Feds comments about it.
Trump has been out of office for years now, so cats need to stop using him the crux of their defense. Politicians words are used against them all the time and Biden isn't the exception to that. He and the Feds insisted that inflation was "transitional". It obviously isn't and a lot of us knew it, so they're going to have to deal with the criticism of their words not matching what is happening.I don't think that puts him "to blame"
It is kind of his job to remain cheerlead the fed reserve
Compared to the lies Trump told about thr economy during his term?
This stagflation is due to over speculation that occurred during the covid shut down.
Id love it if Biden blamed the banks and hedge funds for buying up so much residential real estate etc, but no president ever has behaved that way
Trump has been out of office for years now, so cats need to stop using him the crux of their defense. Politicians words are used against them all the time and Biden isn't the exception to that. He and the Feds insisted that inflation was "transitional". It obviously isn't and a lot of us knew it, so they're going to have to deal with the criticism of their words not matching what is happening.
And not to mention his dumbass idea of vaccine mandates played a keyrole on why the job market is sufferingHe deserves blame for lying to Americans about inflation when it was fairly obvious to anyone that had an ounce of financial sense that inflation wasn't short term and a long term problem. I and a few other posters on here kept saying it and we can pull the receipts to show it as well as Biden's and the Feds comments about it.
You keep bringing up Trump when he has nothing to do with the topic of discussion. Let Biden stand on his own two feet without coming up with excuses for him.first, economic policies continue to have impact for at least a decade. so thats why people continue to reference the retarded shyt trump was doing. reagan and republicans have been taking credit for carter saving the economy for like forty years now.
second, find a president that didnt cheerlead the economy / the fed reserve?
give me an example of any non polio having president in the modern era who said "yall better buckle up cuz this shyts gonna get wild" until the economy actually falls apart?
Biden is the only person who can beat Trump in 2024.Biden shouldn't run again. He may be more popular in 2024, which is far away. The economy may be better. Regardless he is clearly too old for the job and while I salute him on many fronts (foreign policy, Ukraine, unions) I simply don't believe he'd be able to carry out his duties effectively in a second term. He's said before he views himself as a transition president anyway so he probably understands it's almost time to go.
You keep bringing up Trump when he has nothing to do with the topic of discussion. Let Biden stand on his own two feet without coming up with excuses for him.
Politicians words get used against them all the time. Biden isn’t the exception to that no matter how you try and argue otherwise.
What you’re saying still doesn’t change the premise of point.the economic policies during the pandemic directly influence todays economy
no president in the modern era, since WW2, has publicly been pessimistic about the economy to the extent you are asking of Biden
What you’re saying still doesn’t change the premise of point.