Biden’s Economic Agenda: A Path to the American Dream or a Road to Disappointment?

As the holiday season approaches, many Americans are struggling to stretch their budgets due to the current state of the economy. President Joe Biden’s economic plan, known as Bidenomics, was intended to “restore the American Dream,” but it has fallen short of that goal.

There are conflicting reports about the state of the economy on a macro level, with some speculating that a recession is either imminent or already occurring. In October, economist Paul Krugman tweeted that inflation was over, based on a chart that excluded essential items such as food, energy, shelter, and used cars. This tweet was met with backlash, highlighting the disconnect between the economy’s performance and people’s everyday struggles.

According to Biden and some economists, the economy is doing well, but this perspective may not reflect reality for those who have to purchase or finance essential items. This raises questions about whether Biden’s economic plan is truly designed to help people achieve their American Dream when basic necessities become increasingly expensive.

In light of these challenges and rising costs, it may be worth considering what would constitute a nightmare under Bidenomics. For example, imagine having to pay $6.25 for a package of chicken breasts at Christmas dinner?