Economy

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre suffered the first of what could be many terrible, horrible, no good, very bad days as reporters from conservative and liberal outlets as well as the front and back of the room hammered away with questions about the baby formula shortage, inflation, and presidential leadership. For Jean-Pierre, she had little in the way of answers besides lengthy…

With the economic crisis at an all-time high and Biden’s approval ratings are at an all-time low, everyone knows that it looks like the incompetent Biden administration’s fault. But that is not stopping his cheerleaders on Morning Joe from continuing to take the President’s side.

CNBC smacked down a Biden government official’s attempts to explain the president’s so-called “plan” to fight inflation.

After K-Pop band BTS led Tuesday’s White House press briefing, economic adviser Brian Deese and Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre faced questions about the economy, gas prices, gun control, inflation, and student loans. In the case of Jean-Pierre, she continued using her briefing binder as a clutch.

For Tuesday’s edition of The 11th Hour on MSNBC, host Stephanie Ruhle proclaimed the economy to be great and as for the parts that aren’t that great, they are simply not President Biden’s fault.

President Joe Biden released his “plan for fighting inflation” in a recent op-ed for The Wall Street Journal. Spoiler alert: The villains behind high inflation are everywhere but the White House, according to Biden.

The attorney general of Kentucky joined a growing chorus of voices exposing environmental, social and governance standards as politically motivated, anti-free market, anti-family and plain old woke nonsense.

The NBC, CBS and ABC morning news shows completely ignored a devastating report showing the economy shrank more than expected in the first quarter.

Klaus Schwab is the head of the World Economic Forum; he founded the organization in 1971. Each year, the WEF hosts a massive conference in Davos, Switzerland, with thousands of world leaders, diplomats and experts on various topics gathering to trade ideas about how best to cooperatively run the world.

While most Americans think Biden's economy is bad, we should recall that under Trump, the networks were highly allergic to reporting the good news. Record-low unemployment rates (including for women and minorities) and record stock-market highs were routinely skipped by the network "news" shows. 

A leftist crypto billionaire is hinting at throwing a billion dollars, give or take, to keep former President Donald Trump from winning the 2024 presidential election. Trump has not officially announced his bid for the presidency. 

Two notorious leftist billionaires funneled millions into some of the same organizations that attacked Tesla CEO Elon Musk as a threat to democracy.

Facebook and Instagram censored conservatives for their American energy independence statements even though fact-checkers disagreed on essential facts underlying the censored posts.

The same wealthy New York Times economist who admitted he was dead wrong on inflation is claiming that stagflation is nothing to worry about. Economist Paul Krugman said that “inflation doesn’t seem to be entrenched; 2022 isn’t 1980.” But he undermined that claim multiple times in the same May 20 op-ed, headlined, “Wonking Out: Is Stagflation Making a Comeback?” Krugman himself does…