"What are the challenges you are facing?"
" . . . groceries, gas, everything you have to buy, are way more expensive than previous years." How she refrained from adding "DUH!" shows a lot more civility than most Democrats, especially media mouthpieces, could ever hope to understand.
" . . . you've got low unemployment rates, wages are up, um . . . inflation is . . . easing, stock market's doing well, how do you feel about the economy day to day?"
"I'm not sure I agree with . . . what you just said."
Of course not. Democrats are spinning the numbers, by comparing the Biden economy at its worst (so far) to the slighly improved state today (assuming we are being told the truth about that), in a desparate attempt to explain away all the suffering that the middle class is experiencing under Biden.
"If the stock market is up, I must be in the wrong place, because I'm not making the same money that I was before."
Exactly. I'm sure with Biden's inflation, the Dow Jones and other indicators are at "record levels." But setting new records for value in inflated dollars is not what middle class investers expect from the stock market. They expect growth that outpaces inflation, so they can make withdrawals and still have a nest egg.
That gentleman now has to touch his principle, because his investments are not providing enough income for him to live on. Another four years of Biden will put him in a downward spiral that will leave him with nothing.
