Bidenomics

Bidenflation preceded any gains he thinks Bidenomics has made.

Biden Goes All In on Bidenomics.

But it’s the White House and media framing that is perhaps even more indicative of the utter catastrophe that is Bidenomics.

But the reason why more than 60 percent of the nation has no confidence in Bidenomics is because it destroyed their household budgets.

For Democrats, summer break is spent selling 'Bidenomics' to anxious votersnewsweek.

Former Vice President Mike Pence dismissed “union bosses” talking about “class warfare” and instead cast blame on “Bidenomics” and Biden’s climate policy.

Four developments have set in motion elements of traditional neoliberal austerity that are further undermining the popularity of both Biden and Bidenomics.

He is pulling all sorts of things into the Bidenomics category, including the ghastly bi-partisan infrastructure bill passed in 2021.

President Joe Biden delivers a speech on economic policy - dubbed 'Bidenomics' - at the Old Post Office in Chicago, Illinois.

She launched into an attack on "Bidenomics" during her address, criticising the administration for the amount of federal spending.

That’s not good news for the Biden administration, particularly in a potential swing state where the perceived success – or failure – of “Bidenomics”, as Biden has dubbed his economic strategy, will be one of the key issues in next year’s election.

Then again, if “Bidenomics” had meant doing absolutely nothing, it would have been the president’s greatest political accomplishment.

The president failed to say “Bidenomics” while at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit and didn’t bring it up during two early November addresses on economics, NBC reported.

The president himself has frequently leaned into 'Bidenomics' — his effort to reinvigorate the nation's industrial sector and create well-paying jobs.

Today, we’re hearing more and more about Bidenomics, a moniker that brands President Joe Biden’s efforts to grow the economy and jobs and fight inflation.

Bidenomics is a complete failure for American workers.

Bidenomics is super-duper great, remember?

But politics aside, it now seems clear that Bidenomics worked pretty well.

Odds are Harris would continue Bidenomics while pushing for the “care economy” plans that were part of the administration’s earlier Build Back Better blueprint that didn’t survive congressional negotiations.

She didn’t say much about soaring inflation for four years under Bidenomics, and only appears to be paying attention now because of Donald Trump’s victory in an election where voters made the economy/inflation their top concern.