Yikes. It’s clear why Biden almost never does interviews.
From his Freudian slip calling his scam legislation the “Inflation Act,” to insisting he ran on “the energy problem” as energy costs skyrocket, to publicly downplaying his son Hunter illegally lying on a gun form … there was so much wrong that happened in so little time.
What might matter most to the American people though is that Biden continued to deny economic reality. He insisted a recession “hasn’t happened yet” even though we are literally in the midst of a recession using his own economic advisors’ definition: two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth.
Q: "Should the American people prepare for a recession?"
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 12, 2022
BIDEN: “No...I don’t think there will be a recession. If it is, it’ll be a very slight recession."
We’re in a recession. pic.twitter.com/Ie1k0fCI5k
Since he suddenly doesn’t believe in dictionary definitions, how about this one? American families are worse off economically today than when he took office, and the majority say their financial situation is actively getting “worse.”
If Biden wants his next interview to go better, he could start by recognizing reality.
