Biden's laughable economy

 DC Daily Journal:

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At first, the panelists shared the unsurprising notion that they like Joe Biden’s views on abortion more than Donald Trump. No doubt, Donald Trump has not done a good job of correctly messaging on the abortion issue.

What was surprising is that these undecided voters essentially all agreed that there wasn’t much else redeeming about Joe Biden that makes them think he was deserving of a second term in the Oval Office.

When asked about the economy, one panelist by the name of Nathan said that Joe Biden has been a “disaster” on the economy and that the nation was better of with a Trump-led economy instead.

“I think he’s been absolutely disastrous for the economy,” Nathan from Wisconsin shared on the panel.

Then, when MSNBC asked who on the panel felt as though their financial situation was better off with Trump as president than Biden, all of the panelists agreed by raising their hands.

The very best part of this was that immediately after, the MSNBC reporter said that Joe Biden believes that his record on the economy has been quite strong compared to Donald Trump’s. At which, everyone on the panel laughed at the thought.
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Not everyone needs an abortion, but the economy impacts nearly everyone.  Biden's reckless spending when he came into office set the tables for inflation and it has not turned around enough to make voters forget about it. 

Under Trump, inflation was more under control.

See also:

Even Senate Democrats Are Starting to Reject Biden's Radical Environmental Agenda

And:

 ‘Factually Incorrect’: Fox News Host Debunks Biden’s Claim That Inflation Is Lower Than When He Took Office

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