Vice President Harris would prefer voters not remember her role in the economic disaster of the past three and a half years, distancing herself from the president and Bidenomics.
Vice President Kamala Harris would prefer voters not remember her role in the economic disaster of the past three and a half years. She has distanced herself from President Biden and the agenda bearing his name, „Bidenomics.“
But in this life, we are judged by our actions and the company we keep. The truth is that Harris was the tie-breaking vote in the Senate for the budget-busting packages that supercharged inflation. One of her closest advisers today, Brian Deese, is the architect of „Bidenomics.“
Voters who think Harris would bring a new outlook to the White House should think again. If she is elected, the same old crew would be in charge. That means the next four years would look exactly like the last three and a half.
Prices have risen more than 20% across the board since Biden and Harris took office. The prices of many family staples have risen by more. Inflation has fallen from its peak of 9.6% in the summer of 2021, but it is still well above the Fed’s 2% target.
Democrats and the financial press are declaring „Mission Accomplished“, but this is a calamitous economic record that has left Americans worse off and resentful. The blame falls squarely on Bidenomics and its promoters, such as Harris and Deese.
Bidenomics was the belief that a government spending bonanza could juice the economy after the turmoil caused by a pandemic, lockdowns and supply-chain disruptions.
Deese, who served as Biden’s chair of the National Economic Council from 2021 to 2023, said this agenda was based on the „unapologetic acknowledgement“ that government action was necessary to „correct for market failures“ and create „strong and inclusive growth.
