Numerous reasons to vote against Democrats

 Larry Kudlow:

Biden took a booming economy without inflation and turned it into a high-inflation bust

The Republican cavalry is in good shape before midterms

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Mr. Biden took a booming economy without inflation and turned it into a high-inflation bust in a little more than a year. His war on fossil fuels has driven gasoline, oil, natural gas and coal prices sky-high — ditto for food prices on grocery shelves. He can't even get proper baby formula on store shelves. He has spent massively, raised taxes and launched the biggest regulatory assault on business we have ever seen. Real wages for working folks have fallen steadily.

He is not only obsessed with climate change, without ever providing any alternate replacement. He is similarly maniacal about repealing all the successful Trump tax cuts that gave us the lowest poverty and highest family wages in 50 years.

He wants a battery-powered economy but won't let people mine the resources to develop it. His allies want to end gas-powered cars but are now telling EV owners they can't recharge their batteries. Why? No electricity. Why? Not enough fossil fuels.

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He has weaponized the Justice Department and the FBI against his arch-enemy Donald Trump. He lied about the miracle of Operation Warp Speed. He has stifled free speech, calling parents "domestic terrorists" and pressing social media to evaporate the Hunter Biden laptop story. That story, by the way, could've changed the 2020 election.
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Kudlow reminds us of all the things Biden and the Democrats have done to make our lives worse. 

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