Biden's 'Ultra-MAGA' nonsense

 DailyWire:

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“Just because he comes out and says ‘Ultra MAGA’ 20 times it’s not going to make inflation go away,” (Dana) Perino continued. “They can say Rick Scott 100,000 times. That guy is eating alone at the lunch table. Basically there’s nobody in the Republican Party that signed on to his plan. He can have his plan and he has every right to try to push it, but by no means does an ‘Ultra MAGA’ group support it, that’s absurd.”

Perino pointed out that the main criticism of Scott’s plan was an increase in taxes — which she argued was ridiculous because Democrats were also planning to raises taxes.

“Choice versus a referendum,” Perino added. “That’s exactly what you’re going to hear me say a hundred times, as many times as they say ‘Ultra MAGA,’ I’ll say that. Because they know this from the Obama Biden years of 2010 and 2014 where they lost seats. If it’s a choice between Biden or Trump, that’s what the team wants — that’s what the Biden team wants. But everybody is dealing with inflation every day. It’s a referendum on the president. That’s what the mid-terms are about. They can try make it a choice, it’s going to be very difficult.”

Perino went on to criticize Biden’s Tuesday morning speech on inflation, saying that the president had walked out in front of the American people — against the backdrop of another record high at the gas pump — and delivered remarks that did not present any new information.

“You have lost the confidence of the people that are turning to you hoping that you provide them some relief. They know it’s not coming,” she concluded.

It is also a goofy attempt at a choice since inflation under Trump barely registered and under Biden, it has been exploding. What Biden is trying to do is present a false choice.

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