[TheRealThing]

The past couple of years have been an anomaly as far as this or any other countries economies are concerned.  It will take some time before we can judge Biden on the economy, although I'm not sure if they have a viable plan or not at this time.  Any unbiased, informed person should realize this, but politics clouds people's judgement.

It's good to know there are still good, unbiased Republicans out there. I appreciate your objectivity, Outsider. A lot of good Republicans put country over party .  Mitt, Adam, Liz and many non-Congressmen  have done so.  Like you said, anyone with even a hint of an unbiased mindset knows you can't really judge any president a year into his term.  Politifact had it right; the hopelessly biased author of this thread has it wrong.

^^  Inflation is at a 40 year high. When Biden 'took over' (read that anyway you want) gasoline was 1.86 a gallon and America was energy independent. As energy goes, so goes America. I'll stop drawing comparisons there but any truly objective person could fill a book with the things that cost more money under Biden. Wait you say? Endure would be far a more accurate depiction of what lays ahead.

AFTR, anyone that would like to compare the predictions I have warned about since the days immediately following the first Obama term until today against what any lib on this board has predicted, and publish the results here; certainly has my backing. I could use the entertainment.