We have seen (and solved) Bidenomics before

The Hill ^ | 11/02/2023 | DAVID MCINTOSH,

[ChicagoConservative27]

Reckless government spending. Incessant money printing. Historically high interest rates. The worst inflation in 40 years.

Despite the Biden administration’s best efforts to deceive them, the American people know that Bidenomics isn’t working.

Lucky for the next Republican president, this means that he or she already has a roadmap offering a way out: the policies of President Ronald Reagan, famously known as the four pillars of economic growth.

[ChicagoConservative27]

Carternomics?

[rktman]

“! BRANduhNOMICS !”

[bk1000]

Things were great when Trump was in. Why not try it that way again?

[Theoria]

The Federal Government now spends more money on Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, interest on the National Debt, and defense than it collects in taxes. So without cuts to those categories, even if the government totally eliminated all other spending, the budget still wouldn't balance.

These massive deficits in spending every year, by every president of late, has kept the system barely functioning. The only 'growth' we get now has been massive deficits and debt, and Republican and Democrat voters show no interest in stopping that spending.

[Bshaw]

Yes, but when Carter was president we did not have a $33+ Trillion dollar national debt and we had a manufacturing base in the United States that was second to none.

The democrat party is becoming more systematic in their destruction of our nation.

The time for civility and conversational engagement with these cheating clowns draws ever closer to the end.

[SaveFerris]

The sHill still are Liberals

[Steely eyed killer of the deep]

Sad when journalists can’t correctly state when a newly elected president takes office. Reagan entered office in 1981.