For years already, Joe Biden actively has use misstatements – lies – to pursue his political agenda. Sometimes they're just labeled "gaffes" or blunders.
President Biden on Thursday pointed to a major investment in upstate New York to sharpen the contrast between his economic record and proposals by Republicans, who he said appeared to be hoping for a recession. Biden, in remarks at Onondaga Community College in Syracuse, N.Y., touted a $100 billion investment from Micron over the next two decades to build semiconductor manufacturing facility in the region. He framed it as a game-changer for the local economy and a sign that his policies were effective in boosting domestic manufacturing.
(WASHINGTON) With less than two weeks until midterm Election Day, President Joe Biden is doubling down on the message that a Republican-run Congress would be worse for the U.S. economy. "If I had asked you and we were just walking down the streets can you tell me what the Republican platform is?
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President Biden on Thursday blasted Republicans’ economic program, defending his efforts to protect Americans’ pocketbooks in the face of raging global inflation and declaring that a red wave in the November midterm elections would send prices even higher.