As the Biden Administration and their mainstream media allies continue to push a false narrative about the economy, everyday Americans are left confused and worried about their financial wellbeing. The latest ABC News poll revealed that only 16% of people said they were better off since Joe Biden was elected, while 40% reported feeling worse. So why aren’t Americans seeing any positive results from Biden’s plans?
During his exclusive interview with David Muir on World News Tonight, President Biden blamed negative television stories for people’s lack of optimism. Despite this, it’s hard for everyday Americans to feel comfortable about their economic situation when gas prices keep going up, wages stay stagnant or don’t improve enough to make ends meet each month, and inflation continues to rise.
NPR correspondent Asma Khalid claimed “that by looking at the inflation picture today, the economy is by most metrics healthier than it was six months ago.” However, this statement isn’t accurate as inflation rose once again in January by 0.5 percent; up from December’s 0.1 percent increase in December – pushing year-over-year inflation to 6.4%. When Joe Biden took office, inflation was 1.7%. It’s clear that some news outlets put forth a false narrative in order to promote Democratic policies regardless of what facts tell us directly contradicting those claims made without any real back up data provided as supportable evidence.
It seems like every day we hear more stories about how great things are under President Biden and his destructive Democrat policies when in reality there really isn’t much progress being made at all economically speaking – especially when you consider rising unemployment figures and falling home sales numbers due to skyrocketing mortgage rates (which have hit 3% this past week).
Finally, we need unbiased sources who report honestly and accurately so that everyone can make informed decisions based on facts rather than rhetoric alone if our nation hopes to come out ahead rather than playing catch up later down the road after every poor decision our government makes.