President Joe Biden’s presidency was billed as the one that would pull the nation’s economy out of the COVID-19 punch to the gut it had taken in 2020. Biden was full of those kinds of campaign promises. He promised to jumpstart stagnant job growth and help small businesses climb their way out of the pandemic malaise. But most of those lofty campaign promises have either not materialized or have gone by the wayside altogether. Now, as the 20204 election cycle looms, Republicans have a chance to make history repeat itself by portraying Joe Biden as Herbert Hoover 2.0, as many high-end purchases like cars and homes are becoming out of reach for average Americans and inflation decimates real wages. Being able to afford those things used to embody the American Dream for most middle-class Americans. But “Bidenomics” may just be the downfall of that dream. Read More
‘Bidenomics’ Shaping up to be Joe Biden’s ‘Chicken in Every Pot’ Moment
