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It’s the Economy, Stupid! There’s Only One Way to Vote in November

13 Sep 2022

Let’s unpack the pain caused by Joe Biden’s continued failure and economic policies.

The new numbers out on inflation are worse than expectations, because regime economists don’t seem to understand just how insane Biden’s spending has been since seizing those two Georgia Senate seats and the White House.

The markets responded by crashing.

Economists bought into some of the lies being peddled by Joe Biden.

But all of you see the impact of inflation every day in your real world.

Meanwhile — as if to prove that he is the most tone-deaf and awful president of any of our lives — Joe Biden has scheduled a celebration for the (sarcastic) Inflation Reduction Act!

The Fed is going to have to raise interest rates probably at least another three quarter points, maybe multiple times before the end of the year.

How’s this for tone deaf?

We’re nearly $31 trillion in debt. We tried Modern Monetary Theory, universal basic income, and all these other leftist ideas. We’re living the results.

Here’s the Washington Post with the numbers. It’s not just some right-wing rag sharing these stats.

Yes, it’s clear even to regime media like Joe Scarborough with Ross Sorkin on MSNBC that these are terrible numbers that signal continuing pain for Americans as long as Democrats have total control in Washington.

When MSNBC can’t hide it, you know it’s bad. People feel it, and they see that they’re getting their wages cut by Bidenflation.

So everything’s costing more and you’re making less.

Biden wants you to focus on gas prices dropping a few pennies, but it’s still way, way up from when he took office.

This is a disaster.

Do you have an on-the-ground story about how Bidenflation is impacting your life? Tweet us your take @ClayAndBuck — or, if you’re a 24/7 VIP, send us an email.

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