The Republican Point: Bidenomics vs. Reality

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“Struggling,” “uncertain,” “bad,” “unfair,” “punishing” … that’s how Americans describe the economy. It begs an obvious question: How long will Joe Biden keep lying to the American people by claiming “’Bidenomics’ is working?”

Ultimately, it’s a choice between believing Biden and your bank account, and Americans are believing their bank account.

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— GOP (@GOP) July 31, 2023

In fact, after weeks of the White House pushing “Bidenomics,” what are the top two things voters associate with the term? Inflation and tax increases. With prices up 16.6% and real wages down 3% since Biden took office, their sentiment is backed up by the economic facts.

Americans clearly don’t trust Biden, and who can blame them? “Bidenomics” is just one of many times Biden has lied to the American people.

In April 2021, he said he had “gotten control” of the border. That was a lie.
For months, he insisted “no one” was warning about sustained price hikes. That was a lie.
He said he “was right” about his Afghanistan withdrawal. That was a lie.
He said his family never made money from business with China. That was a lie.
He joined Democrats in smearing Georgia’s widely-supported voting law, even expressing support for a boycott. That was a lie.
He claimed his policies lowered the “debt” by $1.7 trillion in his first two years. That was a lie.
He insisted Republicans wanted to cut veteran’s benefits. That was a lie.

The list goes on and on. And those are just the comments he himself made. There’s a lot more baseless spin, dodges, and lies coming out of his administration every day.

Here’s the point: Every time Biden brags about his disastrous record at a “Bidenomics” pit stop, he is not telling the truth. Lying can’t and won’t pay the bills. Not only is his record a disaster, he’s proving that you can’t trust a word he says.