Biden Joins New Narrative Of Blaming Future GOP For Bad Economy

Joe Biden’s entire presidency has been passing the buck and blaming everyone else for everything that’s gone horribly wrong. Gas prices, inflation, crime, immigration, you name it. It’s either Putin’s fault or Trump’s fault or COVID’s fault or MAGA Republicans’ fault or climate change’s or whoever else is available to blame. It’s never the Biden Administration or Democrats’ fault. But until this week, the Democrats have generally blamed everyone else’s past actions for causing all of Biden’s current woes. Now, the new narrative is to blame FUTURE Republicans for all the things that are terrible. It’s like they’re already setting up their defense for all the issues yet to come. Mock posted this morning about Chris Hayes from MSNBC getting this new narrative rolling by warning the public that “if Republicans win control of one or both houses of Congress, they will do everything in their power to sabotage the economy to best set them up to retake the White House in 2024.”

He’s laying the ground work to blame any future economic devastation, that will likely be a result of the last 2 years of terrible policies and terrible leadership, on Republicans who have yet to even be elected. And as we all know, these narratives come straight from the top. The mainstream media is simply the propaganda arm of the Democrat party, and Joe Biden just confirmed that they’re all on the same page regarding the new narrative to blame future Republicans. He echoed Chris Hayes by saying, “If Republicans win, inflation is going to get worse. It’s that simple.”

Inflation may well get worse, thanks to the Biden Administration’s horrible policies that have set our country on a path of economic devastation from which it will take time to recover. So by laying the groundwork for this defense and preparing to blame Republicans for future economic devastation that will occur due to the current economic devastation and the current leadership, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. If (when) December’s economic numbers are bad again and if Republicans take one or both houses, they can say, “See? We told you that it would get worse if Republicans were elected! We warned you!”

As a reminder, the real GDP was growing at 6.3%, inflation was at 1.4%, and gas was averaging $2.39 when Donald Trump left office two years ago. Now, we’re seeing consecutive quarters of negative GDP, inflation is up to 8.2%, and gas is averaging $3.91. They’re hoping you’re too stupid to notice.