That's the question voters will answer this cycle, and while the Biden bots think things are better than ever, voters fortunately get to decide that for themselves. Newsflash for the Biden bots...it ain't lookin' good for the creepy old guy!
Hey...I resent that!
That excuse is like a dull knife creepy Joe...just ain't cuttin'
Biden is out Cartering Carter's failed economy
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In 1980, there was only one answer economically. After it was acknowledged, there was only one outcome politically: Carter had to go. One debate, 10 words, one outcome: Carter was trounced in November.
Forty-four years later, Biden had better hope that former President Trump doesn’t again ask America Reagan’s question. Because while the economy has been “meh,” inflation has been “ugh.” Biden’s economy has been tepid at best — a far cry from the “strong economy” the administration keeps trying to tout.
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According to Bureau of Economic Analysis data, despite the boost following COVID’s 2020 devastation —when America’s economy shrank 2.2 percent and rebound plus growth should deliver a double shot — Biden’s first year in 2021 only produced 5.8 percent growth. In 2022, it fell to 1.9 percent. Last year’s growth was 2.2 percent in the first quarter, 2.1 percent in the second quarter and 4.9 percent in the third quarter, with 3.3 percent in the fourth — all told making for 2.5 percent growth in 2023. However, to finish out Biden’s four years, the CBO projects 1.5 percent growth in 2024.
Hey...I resent that!
That excuse is like a dull knife creepy Joe...just ain't cuttin'
Biden is out Cartering Carter's failed economy
excerpt
In 1980, there was only one answer economically. After it was acknowledged, there was only one outcome politically: Carter had to go. One debate, 10 words, one outcome: Carter was trounced in November.
Forty-four years later, Biden had better hope that former President Trump doesn’t again ask America Reagan’s question. Because while the economy has been “meh,” inflation has been “ugh.” Biden’s economy has been tepid at best — a far cry from the “strong economy” the administration keeps trying to tout.
...more
According to Bureau of Economic Analysis data, despite the boost following COVID’s 2020 devastation —when America’s economy shrank 2.2 percent and rebound plus growth should deliver a double shot — Biden’s first year in 2021 only produced 5.8 percent growth. In 2022, it fell to 1.9 percent. Last year’s growth was 2.2 percent in the first quarter, 2.1 percent in the second quarter and 4.9 percent in the third quarter, with 3.3 percent in the fourth — all told making for 2.5 percent growth in 2023. However, to finish out Biden’s four years, the CBO projects 1.5 percent growth in 2024.
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