Biden’s Policies Will Not Help The Economy

 

 After Spending His First Days In Office Threatening Millions Of Jobs, It Is Clear Joe Biden Is Not Focused On Leading The Recovery

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THE FIRST JOBS DAY OF HIS PRESIDENCY IS A REMINDER THAT JOE BIDEN HAS A TRACK RECORD OF FAILING TO LEAD AMERICA’S ECONOMIC RECOVERY

Joe Biden already failed once when he was put in charge of an economic recovery.

The stimulus program that Biden oversaw during the Obama Administration “failed to spur a strong comeback.”.

In 2009, Biden promised the administration’s economic stimulus would “drop-kick” the U.S. out of a recession, but, by 2012, even he admitted it had failed to help many Americans. 

Biden even received backlash for attempting to paint a rosier picture of the programs’ impact across America.

BIDEN OFFICIALS HAVE MADE IT CLEAR THAT JOBS ARE NOT THE TOP PRIORITY IN THIS ADMINISTRATION

Biden’s Energy Secretary nominee Jennifer Granholm conceded that there are “jobs that might be sacrificed” as a direct result of Biden’s climate policies.

Biden’s Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, John Kerry, who once held the distinction of being the ‘wealthiest member of Congress,’ dismissed concerns about job losses saying, it’s “what needs to be done.”

PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN’S EXECUTIVE ACTIONS HAVE ALREADY COST THOUSANDS OF AMERICAN WORKERS, WITH THE POTENTIAL TO KILL AT LEAST A MILLION MORE

President Biden directed federal agencies to determine how expansive a ban on new oil and gas leasing on federal land should be, the first step in implementing his proposed ban.

The new clampdown goes further than Mr. Biden’s actions on Inauguration Day, which halted the Interior Department and other agencies’ authority to issue drilling leases or permits for 60 days.

Biden’s ban would kill nearly a million jobs by 2022.

This is in addition to President Biden’s previous order canceling the Keystone XL pipeline.

By killing the project, Biden will eliminate about 11,000 U.S. jobs, including 8,000 union jobs.

“Hundreds” of workers in Wisconsin were laid off almost immediately after Biden signed the order canceling construction on the pipeline.

The United Association of Union Plumbers and Pipefitters slammed the decision in a statement saying, “Sadly, the Biden Administration has now put thousands of union workers out of work.”

Pipeline workers have expressed concern that Administration could revoke other pipeline opportunities and deny workers the opportunity to accrue more hours on the job necessary in order to be eligible for their pensions.

On President Biden’s very first day in office, he began the 30-day process of rejoining the disastrous Paris Climate Agreement.

Economists estimate that the agreement will cost the U.S. economy millions of jobs over the next decade.

THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION’S CALLOUS DISREGARD FOR AMERICAN WORKERS “IS GOING TO HURT A LOT OF PEOPLE”

Workers across the country are already being impacted by Biden’s job-killing agenda: One laid-off Keystone worker spoke out saying the decision to cancel the pipeline “is going to hurt a lot of people.”

One worker, who had worked on the Keystone project for nearly 6 months, expressed despair at his prospects saying, “Anything that was coming in the next few months was supposed to be Keystone.”

Another keystone worker laid off as a result of Biden’s actions lamented that the future looked “gloomy.”

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