Morning Jolt: Democrats All but Admit Their Economic Policies Didn’t Work

On the menu today: President Biden is enjoying his old habits, licking an ice-cream cone and boasting that "our economy is strong as hell," as two new polls indicate that Americans think the economy is doing terribly with the midterm elections just weeks away. If a "red wave" washes out scores of Democrats in November, there will be a lot of justified finger-pointing at the president and jokes about whether the "Inflation Reduction Act" would be more accurately called the "Democrat Reduction Act." Meanwhile, the Washington Post notices the lack of new information about John Fetterman's health, and Democrats wonder if Raphael Warnock is blowing it against an opponent who was supposed to be a pushover. Every candidate thinks that they're running hard in October, but none of these guys are Breece Hall.

The Inflation Reduction Act Comes Back to Bite the Democrats

In an image right out of a Republican ad-maker's dreams, this weekend President Biden went ...

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WITH JIM GERAGHTY October 17 2022 WITH JIM GERAGHTY October 17 2022 Democrats All but Admit Their Economic Policies Didn't Work On the menu today: President Biden is enjoying his old habits, licking an ice-cream cone and boasting that "our economy is strong as hell," as two new polls indicate that Americans think the economy is doing terribly with the midterm elections just weeks away. If a "red wave" washes out scores of Democrats in November, there will be a lot of justified finger-pointing at the president and jokes about whether the "Inflation Reduction Act" would be more accurately called the "Democrat Reduction Act." Meanwhile, the Washington Post notices the lack of new information about John Fetterman's health, and Democrats wonder if Raphael Warnock is blowing it against an opponent who was supposed to be a pushover. Every candidate thinks that they're running hard in October, but none of these guys are Breece Hall. The Inflation Reduction Act Comes Back to Bite the Democrats In an image right out of a Republican ad-maker's dreams, this weekend President Biden went ...   READ MORE

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