Opinion | ‘Bidenomics’ is synonymous with a nation in decline WashTimesOpEd
As our tone-deaf president stumbles around the country attempting to convince people that his economic policy hasn’t been a complete failure, hardworking American taxpayers beg to differ.
One of the reasons America became the envy of the world is that our free market economic system gives anyone willing to work hard an opportunity to get ahead and do better than their parents and grandparents before them. But for millions upon millions, this feeling of optimism is slipping away because of Mr. Biden.
This destructive mindset cannot become the new normal. As Mr. Biden mumbles through sleepy campaign events trying to put lipstick on a pig, Americans see gasoline prices still up $1.18 a gallon since former President Donald Trump left office. For the average worker filling their 15-gallon gas tank twice a week for a year, that amounts to a new $1,800 tax, courtesy of Mr. Biden’s inflation and his left-wing energy agenda.
It should come as no surprise that 67% of Americans think our country is on the wrong track under Mr. Biden, compared with 23% who think we’re heading in the right direction. Despite not having a mandate, Mr. Biden came to office yearning to govern like President Franklin D. Roosevelt, complete with a massive expansion of government and an irresponsible multitrillion-dollar increase in federal spending.
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