Biden Refers To Inflation As ‘Strength’

Once again, STOP the public appearances.

“81 million votes.” Right. The number one threat this country faces is Democrat rule.

Spencer Brown: President Joe Biden’s approval rating is deeper underwater than Ted Kennedy’s car on Chappaquiddick, the midterms are less than six months away, baby formula is running out across the country, and fuel prices just notched a new all-time high for both diesel and unleaded. Scrambling to stem the hemorrhaging for his administration and party, Biden spoke Tuesday afternoon in remarks that were intended to head off Wednesday’s release of the latest consumer inflation data that’s remained at four-decade highs in recent months as a result of Biden’s economic policies (Townhall). Daily Wire: President Joe Biden stumbled through his comments on Tuesday morning, referring to record-setting inflation as “strength” (Daily Wire). Greg Price: Biden: “The number one threat is the strength, and that strength that we’ve built is inflation” (Twitter). Townhall: BIDEN: “I think our policies help, not hurt” (Twitter)

Biden: “The number one threat is the strength, and that strength that we’ve built is inflation.” pic.twitter.com/Tgpeao1Of7

— Greg Price (@greg_price11) May 10, 2022

President Biden Bungles Address, Refers To Inflation As ‘Strength’

By Daily Wire, May 10, 2022

President Joe Biden stumbled through his comments on Tuesday morning, referring to record-setting inflation as “strength.”

“I agree with what Chairman Powell said last week,” Biden began. “That the number one threat is the strength — and that strength that we’ve built is inflation.”

According to Politico, what Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said last week was that he saw a “strong economy” in the United States — but one that was threatened by out-of control inflation.