Staff Reports
President Joe Biden is patting himself on the back for the February jobs report, but don’t start cheering just yet. The numbers may look good on paper, but reality tells a different story. After all, who can trust those pesky political polls anyway?
In classic Biden fashion, he used his State of the Union speech to talk up the economy and claim credit for a “great American comeback.” Sure, Joe, keep patting yourself on the back. But behind the scenes, the Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that, while February saw a job increase, the previous months actually saw fewer jobs than initially reported. So much for that “great American comeback,” huh?
But wait, it gets better! Biden had the nerve to boast about adding 275,000 jobs last month, conveniently forgetting to mention the millions of job losses that occurred under his watch. And let’s not forget about the rising unemployment rate. That’s right, folks, unemployment went up, not down.
In a spectacular display of delusion, Biden claimed credit for an economy that he inherited from the previous administration. Someone remind him that inflation is soaring, gas prices are through the roof, and mortgage rates are sky high. But sure, let’s all pretend Biden is a miracle worker. Give me a break!
Of course, we can’t forget about former President Donald Trump and the Republican National Committee calling out Biden’s economic policies, aptly dubbed “Bidenomics.” They’re not afraid to call foul on the Biden administration’s economic failures, and someone’s got to do it.
So, while Biden pats himself on the back and talks a big game, the reality is that the American people are feeling the pain of his failed policies. But go ahead, Joe, keep telling that “greatest comeback story never told” while the rest of us deal with his mess.
