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It should be obvious that the economic policies of Biden and Harris have been nothing short of a disaster for U.S. families and small businesses.
Despite continued claims by Joe and Kamala, along with the fake-news lamestream media, that the American economy is thriving and the Democrats' policies are working, such assertions are absurd.
Since Biden was installed in the Oval Office, America and its citizens have gone from the highest level of household savings ever recorded to among the lowest, at the same time that accumulated personal debt levels have reached peak levels.
Regardless of continuing claims bv Democrats and the media, virtually every American realizes those statements are misleading every time they go shopping or fill up the gas tank -- or spend money on anything, for that matter. And therefore, it should come as no surprise that nearly 80 percent of Americans aren't pleased with the status of the Biden-Harris economy.
Keep in mind that Harris cast the tie-breaking vote for Senate passage of the ironically-named American Rescue Plan, a $1.9 trillion legislation that quickly helped boost inflation to the highest level in four decades.
As the November elections approach, words uttered in 1992 by Democratic strategist James Carville ("It's the economy, stupid") hold ever so true today.
Despite continued claims by Joe and Kamala, along with the fake-news lamestream media, that the American economy is thriving and the Democrats' policies are working, such assertions are absurd.
Since Biden was installed in the Oval Office, America and its citizens have gone from the highest level of household savings ever recorded to among the lowest, at the same time that accumulated personal debt levels have reached peak levels.
Regardless of continuing claims bv Democrats and the media, virtually every American realizes those statements are misleading every time they go shopping or fill up the gas tank -- or spend money on anything, for that matter. And therefore, it should come as no surprise that nearly 80 percent of Americans aren't pleased with the status of the Biden-Harris economy.
Keep in mind that Harris cast the tie-breaking vote for Senate passage of the ironically-named American Rescue Plan, a $1.9 trillion legislation that quickly helped boost inflation to the highest level in four decades.
As the November elections approach, words uttered in 1992 by Democratic strategist James Carville ("It's the economy, stupid") hold ever so true today.