President Biden is calling inflation "a real tough problem to solve." Too bad that the president has no clue on how to solve the "Real tough problem" that he had a big hand in creating.
President Biden's speech was long on passing the buck to others and short on offering real solutions.
Instead of following the advice from the sign on President Harry Truman's desk in his White House office, "The Buck Stops Here," Biden took to heart President Truman's quip: "If you can't convince them, confuse them."
Democrats control both the White House and the two chambers of Congress - although not "All three branches of government" as the president mistakenly said.
President Biden aimed his partisan fire at Florida's Republican Senator Rick Scott, whom the president mistakenly said was from Wisconsin.
What caught the White House's eye in particular was Senator Scott's personal idea of having all Americans pay even a small amount of income taxes to "Have skin in the game." President Biden and his team continued to characterize this suggestion of Senator Scott's as the official congressional Republican position even after Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell had unequivocally rejected it the month before.
President Biden boasted that "The deficit has gone down both years I've been here." What the president left out was the fact that the national federal debt as a whole has climbed sharply on his watch due to the spendthrift policies of the Biden administration and the Democrat-controlled Congress.
https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/2022/05/ultra-buck-passer-and-liar-white-house-joseph-klein/
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