As the 2024 presidential race heats up, a crucial question looms: How have American workers fared under the Biden-Harris administration compared with the prior Trump administration?
The June 27 presidential debate spotlighted the issue, and the data presents a stark reality. Working Americans are grappling with the worst economic conditions in decades.
Inflation, once a term relegated to academic discussions, now dominates kitchen table conversations across the nation.
American families are struggling to afford basic necessities such as food and fuel. For example, a gallon of milk that cost $3.12 during the Trump years now costs $3.89—a 25% increase. Wages haven’t kept pace with these rising costs, leaving many working families in financial distress.
Despite reassurances from the Biden-Harris administration, the economic policies touted as solutions have, in…
