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LordShadowfire · M
This is not an honest question, whoever wrote this.
We haven't actually seen the end result of Joe Biden's economy, because we're in the middle of recovering from Donald Trump's economic policies.
You Republicans (yes, I'm assuming who wrote this) fall for the same trick every time. A Republican gets into office, makes a bunch of terrible economic decisions, and right as that Republican leaves office, the fallout from those decisions begins to hit the economy. Then the Democrat who is in office when the bomb drops gets blamed for the economy being bad. Democrat does his or her best to reverse all of the bad policy, and just about at the end of that person's limit, the economy begins to recover. But by the time the economy starts to become strong again, there's a Republican in office taking credit while making the same bad decisions as the last Republican.
How do you people not grasp this very basic concept?
We haven't actually seen the end result of Joe Biden's economy, because we're in the middle of recovering from Donald Trump's economic policies.
You Republicans (yes, I'm assuming who wrote this) fall for the same trick every time. A Republican gets into office, makes a bunch of terrible economic decisions, and right as that Republican leaves office, the fallout from those decisions begins to hit the economy. Then the Democrat who is in office when the bomb drops gets blamed for the economy being bad. Democrat does his or her best to reverse all of the bad policy, and just about at the end of that person's limit, the economy begins to recover. But by the time the economy starts to become strong again, there's a Republican in office taking credit while making the same bad decisions as the last Republican.
How do you people not grasp this very basic concept?
