The Washington Post continues to outdo itself in generating downright idiotic takes to defend President Joe Biden's trashy economic record, even if it means whitewashing the worsening border crisis.
"The economy is roaring. Immigration is a key reason," celebrated The Post in a nutty Feb. 27 headline.
For border states like California and Texas, for example, the crisis was costing both states $21.76 billion and $8.88 billion respectively per year "In education, health care, law enforcement and criminal justice system costs, welfare expenditures, and more." But The Post still wielded its distorted talking points to make Biden look like he's somehow playing economic 4-D chess by capitalizing on a horrendous national security crisis to buoy the economy.
"Whoever wins the election will take the helm of an economy that immigrant workers are supporting tremendously - and likely will keep powering for years to come," read The Post Pravda.
This spike in foreigner employment was reportedly all thanks to Biden repealing Trump-era border restrictions, according to The Post.
Yes, the newspaper actually tried to spin the very actions that contributed to the border crisis in the first place as a stroke of genius on Biden's part: "At the same time , the path was widening for migrants to cross the southern border, particularly as the new Biden administration rolled back Trump-era restrictions."
Contact The Washington Post at 202-334-6000 and demand it stop gaslighting Americans on the immigration crisis.
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