Biden accused of lying about the economy

 Daily Wire:

Former Trump administration economic adviser Larry Kudlow blasted President Joe Biden, accusing him of lying about the state of the economy.

Appearing on “Fox News Sunday” with host Shannon Bream, Kudlow claimed Biden has repeatedly told falsehoods about the state of the economy, such as insisting his administration inherited a weak economy from Donald Trump and that the economy is strong right now.

Kudlow said that the economy is about to slide into a recession, and Biden’s policies have failed catastrophically.

“I’ve never understood these crazy assertions. Utter fraud. I mean just to look at the numbers,” Kudlow told Bream. “When Joe Biden was inaugurated, the economy was growing at about 6.5 percent. The inflation rate was barely above 1 percent. And in the course of the next 12 to 15 months, 18 months, he took that economic boom and essentially turned it into a recession because of all the inflationary federal spending and regulating and the war against fossil fuels.”

“He will not tell the truth about the economy,” Kudlow continued. “He inherited a boom. He turned it into a bust. We’re in a lot of trouble now.”

“The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates. Stock markets are falling, we are headed for a very deep recession. And these progressive policies have utterly failed,” he added. “There’s no confidence in him. There’s no confidence in his policies. And right now there’s no confidence in the economy. And that’s why the cavalry is coming. That’s why we’re going to see a tremendous turnover in Congress in the next couple weeks in the midterm elections.”
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Biden lies when things are not going his way.  It is not clear whether he does so because of his dementia or because he is trying to mislead voters. 

See, also:

Kamala lies in TV interview, claims she didn’t support fund to bail out George Floyd rioters in Minnesota… and it gets worse

The politics of fraud is a team sport for the Biden administration. 

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