Biden's 'changing lives' line backfires

 Fox Business:

Grocery store shoppers in New York and Virginia shared how the economy and surging inflation under President Biden has affected their lives.

"Biden has definitely changed my life for the worse," Brad, of Virginia, said. "It seems to me it’s a much more ideological administration than I think anyone ever bargained for, and that’s led to the problems were seeing now."

President Biden said during a speech before the AFLI-CIO that he didn't "want to hear any more of these lies about reckless spending" and that his administration is "changing people’s lives."

"I think the government is definitely spending too much, and that’s contributing a lot to the inflation that we’re seeing right now," Brad said.

BIDEN'S ECONOMIC ACHIEVEMENTS FALL FLAT DESPITE WHITE HOUSE INITIATIVE, VIRGINIA RESIDENTS SAY
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Critics have argued that the Biden administration's spending – such as on the last round of COVID-19 stimulus checks – has fueled price surges. The government's pandemic spending caused inflation to rise 3% by the end of 2021, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.

Inflation increased by 8.6% in May – a 40-year high, according to the Department of Labor.

BIDEN FALSELY CLAIMS INFLATION ‘ WORSE EVERYWHERE BUT HERE,’ BUT US RATE IS HIGHER THAN MOST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
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Every time I go by the gas pump or the grocery store it is clear that Biden has changed things for the worse.  I can't wait to vote against every Democrat on the ballot. 

See, also:

Two-Thirds of Americans Say Bidenflation Is Eating Through Their Savings

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