Who is better for the American economy, Trump, or Biden? When President Donald Trump left office, our inflation rate was 1.4%, interest rates were 2.6%, America was energy independent and gasoline prices were $2.37 gallon.
After 31 months of Joe Biden’s policies, our inflation rate is at 3.2%, interest rates are at 7.6% and gasoline prices have soared to $3.82 per gallon. Despite these higher prices and “real” wages declining for 26 straight months, Joe Biden proclaims that “Bidenomics” is working, and the economy is getting better.
Under what measure is our economy improving? Our federal debt has increased by $5 trillion during the Biden administration. Grocery prices are rising, and Americans are being squeezed in every direction. More Americans are charging expenses and our national credit debt total just passed $1 trillion for the first time in history.
Usually, voters choose the presidential candidate who is best for the economy. In 2024, will it be Trump or Biden? Please participate in our web poll on Bidenomics and let us know what you think. Has it been positive, neutral or negative? Be sure to cast your vote at:
