Democrats' mid-term woes are of their own making

 Washington Examiner:

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Republican National Committee spokeswoman Nicole Morales told the Washington Examiner Joe Biden and Democrats had notched little more than destroying the American dream.

"Now, Democrats must answer to voters about why they are paying the price for historic inflation, record gas prices, and enabled Joe Biden's destructive policies," she said. "Democrats have no answers and will face reality in November."

Republican Cesar Conda added, "Voters are concerned about inflation and the cost of living. Washington, D.C., Beltway accomplishments won't do much to alleviate those concerns about the election."

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"Great ambition often comes with great risk," according to Middlebury College politics professor Bert Johnson, citing Joe Biden's "whittled down" social welfare and climate bill.

"This may diminish enthusiasm among liberals, but we’d expect diminished enthusiasm anyway among members of the president’s party in an off-year election," he said. "In general, voters will make their choices largely based on economic factors — but of course, that’s not good news for Biden either right now."

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While the Dems would like to blame Manchin, he is in fact closer to the voters' concerns about energy and inflation.  Biden is the one who drove up the price of gas on purpose and then when it became a political liability blamed gas stations. He can't erase all his statements where he bragged about the limits of fossil fuels.  BTW, the Dems in Congress were all for the anti-energy policies too.

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