American Culture
June 16, 2022
Bidenflation Blunders- Part I šµ

President Biden is back at his inflation blame gameāclaiming this week that conservatives are blocking his āplanā to solve it. The reality is that theyāre stopping him from making the crisis even worse.
Itās obvious by now that Bidenās massive spending spreesĀ have driven pricesĀ toĀ new heights. So, itās laughable thatĀ his best idea for bringing them down is spendingĀ $4.5 trillion more.Ā Hereās the good news: Not only areĀ Sen. Chuck GrassleyĀ (R-IA),Ā Rep. Kevin BradyĀ (R-TX), and their colleagues preventing Biden from throwing more fuel on the inflation fire,Ā theyāve also gotĀ a real plan to tackle our problems.Ā From reducing regulations and making new trade deals to rescinding millions of unused taxpayer dollars,Ā their proposals can bring down costs and give American families the real relief they deserve.
The American people need leaders focused on advancing solutions, not shifting the blame. Conservatives in Congress deserve our thanks for doing just that.
ā Read more: Greg Pence: Summer of Bidenflation means hardship, high prices for Americans (Fox News)
āĀ Read more:Ā Biden says heās āchanging peopleās livesā ā critics say, āYeah, for the worseā (New York Post)
Bidenflation Blunders- Part II ā½
When it comes to gas prices, the second verse of Bidenās blame game is just as bad as the first. He wants to pretend that Americaās energy producersĀ are driving up costs.Ā But we know the truth: Biden and liberalsā energy policies are whatās cutting off supply.
Weāve talked about how his administration has canceled plans to sell new oil fieldsāincluding one million acres just last month. Biden has also refused to loosen regulations that prevent more gas from getting to Americans sooner. Now, his liberal allies are bringing back an old trick to distract us from their mistakes: threatening a massive tax on American energy producers. A 42% tax on businesses might scratch liberalsā big government itch, but it wonāt do anything to solve American familiesā pain at the pump.
Hereās an idea: Letās make it easier for Americansā hard work and industry to get us out of this energy crisis, not harder.
ā Read more: Biden threatens oil companies with āemergency powersā if they donāt boost supply amid inflation spike (Fox Business)
āĀ Read more:Ā Is America really producing more oil under Biden than Trump? No, obviously not. (Washington Free Beacon)