Policies like energy, trade, infrastructure and immigration are directly connected the president. When he(president) and his party make a poor decision, that will certainly reverberate throughout the economy. One simple example is allowing millions of immigrants to pour over the border virtually unchecked. I see that as nothing less than criminal. who should be held accountable for the massive strain that puts on our welfare/economy/tax system?. Just FYI, my tax dollars. Look around, rent and food prices are soaring, yet we’re giving 100’s of billions to foreign aid. Sorry for them but, America should come first. So you tell all these restaurant owners that losing their life savings just trying to make a buck the economy is strong and they shouldn’t hold our own government responsible. Good luck with that pal. PS. I choose not to be a sheep.

every president does things that help and hurt the economy. but no president is a dictator, even if one former president wants to be one and has worked hard to pave the way. but politics aside, when you blame the president, as if he’s pushing a button, it’s hard to take your comments serious. yes, prices are up everywhere, this is not a new phenomenon. and yes, our economy has shifted since a pandemic that began under the former president. yes, fast food places are trying to maintain fat profits as costs rise. ever notice how much people are spending for tickets to see U2 at the Sphere? plenty of people are spending plenty of money all over the place. i see new restaurants opening as others close down. why would you open a restaurant in an economy that’s so bad that you can’t make a profit? of, yeah, because blaming everything on the president and politics is the lazy way to gripe about the fact that our economy is far more complex, and not immune to inflation, with or without a pandemic.

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