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In a recent speech, President Joe Biden once again touted his economic plan, which he affectionately refers to as “Bidenomics.” However, despite his enthusiasm, polls continue to show that the American people are not buying into his economic agenda. According to RealClearPolitics, 37 percent of the population disapproves of Biden’s handling of the economy, while a staggering 59.4 percent disapprove of his overall performance on the issue.
During his speech, Biden attempted to outline what exactly Bidenomics entails. He emphasized the importance of investing in America and American people, claiming that his plan is all about growing the economy from the bottom up and the middle out. But let’s be honest, folks, this is just another attempt by Biden to redistribute wealth and expand the size of government. It’s classic liberal policy dressed up with a catchy name.
To make matters worse, Biden seemed completely out of touch with reality when he boasted about the current job market. Yes, there have been job gains since the pandemic, but let’s not forget the devastating impact his policies have had on industries like energy and manufacturing. Rising gas prices are just one example of how Biden’s actions have negatively affected everyday Americans. And now he’s making empty promises to lower those prices? I don’t buy it for a second.
BIDEN: "We've seen record lows in unemployment, particularly, and I've focused on this my whole career, particularly for African-Americans and Hispanic workers and veterans—You know, workers without high school diplomas!" pic.twitter.com/j6bnzTYtKo
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) September 14, 2023
Perhaps the most cringeworthy moment of the speech was when Biden grouped black, Hispanic, and veteran workers together as “workers without high-school diplomas.” It’s insulting to assume that these groups are somehow less educated or capable than others. This is just another example of Biden pandering to specific demographics without actually addressing the underlying issues that affect all Americans.
Overall, Biden’s speech was nothing more than political posturing and empty rhetoric. While he may call it “Bidenomics,” I like to call it what it really is: a failed attempt to implement socialist policies and expand the reach of big government. And the American people see right through it. That’s why polls consistently show that they trust former President Donald Trump more when it comes to the economy.
