86% of voters think Biden is too old for a 2nd term

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(02-13-2024, 02:06 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: The inflation rate is lower than it was, which means inflation has slowed. There is the fact that our economic indicators are better than other G20 nations coming out of the pandemic. That didn't happen just by chance. There had to be policy levers pulled to make that work out.

Now, I always say that blaming or crediting an POTUS for an economy is idiotic, and it is, because they are a small piece of the puzzle. So not only is blame misplaced when it comes to the economy, it shouldn't even be blame to begin with.

Biden's energy policies to cater to the climate change group day 1 in office was a very bad decision. It led to a huge spike in inflation in 2021 and 2022. On the other hand Trump's policies led to near record low inflation led by 2 huge items, developing energy within the US which lowered gas prices which impacts all aspects of the economy. 2nd he lowered taxes for the lower and middle income giving them better buying power. The Biden policy decision had an immediate impact on gasoline prices rising thus the high inflation in 2021 and 2022.

Trump over 4 years had around 5% inflation or average of 1.25% a year. Biden is at 5.7% for his time in office or inflation up 17.1%. Inflation is improving versus Biden's highest inflation number in history, but projected to be 20% over 4 years or 5% average per year.


Sorry, decisions a POTUS make do impact inflation. For Bidenomics, it has been a horrible 4 years and people are not stupid. They are reminded every trip. to the grocery how high prices are now under Biden and can also remember how low prices were under Trump. Seriously, considering any Democrat will promote more climate change goals which will kill the economy in the future is a huge mistake.

Voters will need to answer a simple question come November, who do I trust with the economy? Is it Trump or is it a Democrat? Who do I trust with border security? Is it Trump or is it a Democrat?